| Northampton clients can find an easy run by car to the hypnosis and hypnotherapy at the Pure Hypno Clinic in Bromham, Bedford? Greg Coyne has great success in Suggestion Therapy for Smoking Cessation and also resolving by Analytical Therapy the clients Fears, Phobia's, and Anxieties from his Pure Hypno clinic. Greg is a caring, understanding and calming Therapist with a sense of humour that sets clients at ease and that clients find appealing. Greg practices the Pure Hypnoanalysis of the I.A.P.H. with whom he is a Member holding a Diploma in Hypnosis and Hypno Analytical Therapy. What is hypnosis?  Ask
most people what they think hypnosis actually is and they will automatically
connect with a stage hypnotist on TV seemingly making people “perform”
to amuse the public – seemingly doing everything that the hypnotist
tells them to do.Peoples' assumption based on this is that they have their mind “controlled” in some way and that they are themselves “out of control” and can be made to look silly or stupid by doing something that they would not normally want or be happy to do. This is wrong and nothing could be further from the truth in actual fact. So how do we ( the responsible hypno-analyst) explain hypnosis? The word Hypnosis actually comes from the Greek word “Hypnos” which means purely – sleep! A good definition of hypnosis is as follows : A state of relaxation “Hypnosis is the name given to simple method of arriving at a total state of relaxation ( a hypnotic state) in an individual. The talking in a certain manner by the hypno-analyst or hypnotist, alters the state of consciousness of the individual to a point where in this relaxed or hypnotic state suggestions can be placed in the subconscious. Past memories could be recalled, or regressions could be aided to a point of release.” The emphasis is put on the word RELAXATION as its really just a very relaxed state that you are brought to. You are brought to this state by the hypnotist who simply relaxes you using suggestion. Common questions The following are some of the most frequent questions that I get asked regarding hypnotherapy and hypnosis: What does hypnosis feel like? It is a very deeply relaxed feeling, both mentally and physically relaxing. Different people feel different things. Other than being totally relaxed people say they experience feelings of heaviness in the limbs, or lightness in the limbs or sometimes a tingling sensation similar to pins and needles. However almost everyone says afterwards that it’s the most relaxed they have ever felt in their lives. Are any drugs or tablets used? Definitely NOT! Will I remember what has happened during my session? Definitely YES ! It surprises people to know that they will remember all that happens during the therapy. In fact your states of awareness i.e. hearing, smell, sight are actually heightened during hypnosis. Am I actually asleep during hypnosis? No you are not – you are simply very, very relaxed. Can I speak while in hypnosis? Yes you can – in fact during any analysis sessions of hypnosis you are encouraged to speak. Is hypnosis safe? Yes. As with any profession it is best to seek out the most professional and reputable people. Hypnosis in itself isn't dangerous, though you should not listen to a hypnotic cd or recording whilst driving - for obvious reasons. Can I be made to do something against my will? This is probably one of the most asked questions and the answer is DEFINITELY NOT! If something was suggested that was against your will or your beliefs you would be shocked out of the hypnotic state immediately. Can you get “stuck” in a hypnotic state? Definitely NOT. Will you think my problem or phobia is silly or crazy? As an IAH qualified member I have seen and heard most things so you will not find me, or any of the other IAH Therapists, judgmental at all. If you feel its silly and affects your everyday life and well being then its worth doing something about it – and I can help you. Last but by no means least: What if I can't be hypnotized? Everyone except those heavily under the influence of drugs or alcohol can be hypnotized. The only thing that varies is the depth of the relaxed state – some people are naturally more suggestible than others. Hypnosis is not a new phenomenon but has been practised in various states for thousands of years - since the Egyptians and beyond. Whilst it only became more practised and popular in the 1700 and onwards it is now regarded as a very effective tool to assist people solve there “problems of the mind”. Unfortunately it is often regarded as a “last resort” method of treatment when all else fails. But it is extremely effective and within the I.A.H we treat in excess of 250, 000 people each year – successfully! Northampton is only 18 miles from Bromham, Bedford and the Pure Hypno clinic. Many of Greg's clients come from Northampton and the surrounding areas to see him. Rest assured you will receive the very best treatment available - please call now on 01234 313186 to make an appointment for a FREE Initial Consultation to see Greg.
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