Hypnotherapy: Pain Therapy

Pain therapy

Pain is an unpleasant experience, a signal that something is wrong and a demand for immediate change.

According to recent updates of the medical model, pain is rather created by the brain than passively perceived as specific information about pain that arrives from the body.

The process of perception of pain and emotions has a similar neurological path and activates similar brain regions. The pain is perceived as a feeling by the emotional brain, and the outcome is conjointly negotiated and decided with the cognitive brain, a similar process as for the emotions.

Even though in the complex process of decision-making whether it is necessary or not to generate a sensation of pain, the brain considers a lot of factors, including

As pain is always a personal experience, for the healing process it is only your perception that really matters, because it is this perception that holds you back from well-being. It is precisely this subjective perception of your suffering that you want to winnow away with hypnotherapy. You can treat your physical pains, or the so called somatic, psychosomatic and neuropathic pains, and your emotional painful feelings as well. Persistent migraines or headaches, back pain, chronic pains, neuropathic pains, post-surgery or cancer therapy-related pains, and all kind of atypical pains are among the kinds of pain that respond very well to Traditional Hypnotherapy.

Unlike conventional hypnotherapy approaches, that add fresh layers of positive emotions on the top of your old pains, thereby improving their perception, traditional hypnotherapy focuses to remove the pain. Your pains and painful feelings, that you are going to clearly identify and localize at the beginning of your therapy session, will gradually cease and will usually disappear completely following my therapy. Most benign pains will greatly improve or disappear completely after a single treatment session. Whatever the nature of your pain is, there will be a significant improvement with traditional