Mindfulness and meditation can be extremely effective ways to achieve a level of dissociation and disengagement from the constant mind-chatter of thoughts that demand our attention. Physically, these practices often integrate stillness or relaxation, but the difference with Self-Hypnosis is that it can use a trance state to bring about therapeutic changes, promoting a level of self-control with regular practice, that has a huge potential for meaningful benefit, both at times of distress and well beyond, to maintain health, both physically and mentally.
It’s all about control…and the disappointing reality is that despite the vast technical progress that has changed the world radically in the last half century, it seems that we are more stressed and more depressed than ever! Perhaps it is the toll of constant decision making, advertising, a media presence bombarding us with information, encouraging us to compare ourselves with unrealistic ideals….. choices that we have to make at an ever increasing pace.
We need to re-focus on giving ourselves some ‘head-space’, and appreciate that we have the most amazing, technically sophisticated organ within ourselves that we underutilise…our brains. Trance states can alter physiological ‘norms’, such as sensation, blood pressure, blood flow and improve our outlook, resilience and healing time. Integrating a relaxation process as part of a trance induction assists in neutralising the ‘stress response’ of daily living, and particularly that provoked by a cancer diagnosis. So we invite you to explore your potential to change yourself from within, and see just how deeply you can relax and start to imagine just how quickly you can improve. After all, every feat of human achievement has started off in someone’s imagination….
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Dr Rumi Peynovska
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Dr Sarah Partridge
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Dr Sarah Partridge
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