Advanced qualified Hypnotherapist & Psychotherapist based in Romford, covering Hornchurch, Dagenham & surrounding areas  

The majority of people can be hypnotised. There are a few exceptions, e.g. those with major mental health problems, some drug users and alcoholics, those with learning difficulties or dementia, as well as pregnant women and very young children. Depending on personality type, some people are more difficult to hypnotise than others. But no one can be hypnotised against their will.

Usually by a voice induction. Although there are numerous other methods that can help you to enter a deep and pleasant state of relaxation, so that your subconscious mind will be ready to accept the appropriate therapy for you to change your life.

No, you will be aware of everything that is going on around you. Some people describe hypnosis as being similar to that halfway stage between being asleep and awake. A state of complete relaxation. No one can 'get stuck' in hypnosis, if anything upsets you, you would simply open your eyes and come back to an aware, awake state.

No, you will retain complete control over your thought processes. Hypnosis does not give anybody power over the person that is hypnotised. The state of hypnosis is achieved by the person that is being hypnotised - the hypnotherapist is just the facilitator.

There is not really any such thing as a hypnotised feeling, although most people will say that it is a very relaxing experience. Once people have entered it a few times, they become more aware of how it feels for them. Most experience time distortion - thinking that the session has been much shorter than it actually has been.

Hypnosis, with the correct therapeutic intervention, can help with performance enhancement - including:

• Sporting performance 
• Career matters 
• Memory and concentration 
• Stage performance 
• Study 
• Exams and tests 
• Presentation / speaking skills

The hypnosis is the same, it's the 'therapy' part that is different. The stage hypnotist entertains people. The clinical hypnotherapist is dedicated to improving the quality of life.

The hypnosis is the same, it's the 'therapy' part that is different. The stage hypnotist entertains people. The clinical hypnotherapist is dedicated to improving the quality of life.

No, it is not dangerous in any way. Hypnotherapy is a totally natural therapy. 

No, it is not dangerous in any way. Hypnotherapy is a totally natural therapy. 

Actually, it is the other way round! An intelligent person usually goes into hypnosis very easily.

Because so many fears, phobias, habits are the result of our life experiences that have been locked away in our subconscious mind.

Everything we discuss within the consulting room is totally confidential.