There are times when we all need assistance to help ourselves change from one state into another. The role of psychological therapy (psychotherapy) is to provide a range of solutions to enable us to achieve change rapidly, safely and effectively.
A client’s individual needs and preferences are taken into consideration when developing a therapeutic approach for that person. We are all individuals and it follows that therapy should also be individually designed for the individual. A special service is provided for anyone that is a victim of crime waiting for trial proceedings to start or conclude. See Crime Victim support page.
What happens during a typical session?
In the first session, a detailed case history will be taken. Then one or more approaches will be used to effect early change and at the end of the session, we will review how you have responded and if required a follow-on session will be booked. Most initial sessions will incorporate hypnotherapy in one form or another.
Follow-on sessions use a wider range of approaches that are generally combined with hypnotherapy to facilitate greater levels of change. At the end of each session we will review progress and schedule a further session if required.
I’m already working with another therapist, will hypnosis and hypnotherapy still work?
Working with more than one therapist at the same time can accelerate the change process. Each therapist can play different but complementary roles in your healing journey. Learn how to combine working with different therapists at the same time…
About the eclectic range of approaches offered
What is Clinical Hypnosis / Hypnotherapy?
Today, Clinical Hypnotherapy means using advanced methods of hypnosis and other techniques to treat a variety of medical and psychological problems. Bill uses traditional, esoteric and modern styles depending on the situation. To hear an example of traditional hypnosis click here…. Hypnosis approaches such as Ego States Therapy, regression and parts therapy are used when appropriate.
What is EMDR – Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprogramming / EMI?
EMDR is a powerful modern form of therapy which has NICE (National Institute for Clinical Excellence) approval for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). EMDR is now also used to treat a wide range of other issues. EMI (Eye Movement Integration) is used alongside EMDR to gently deal with some aspects of trauma. EMDR and EMI are often combined with hypnotherapy. This is sometimes referred to as Hypno EMDR…
What is NLP – Neuro Linguistic Psychology / Programming?
Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) / Humanistic Neuro Linguistic Psychology (HNLP) are ways of thinking and sets of tools and techniques that facilitate rapid change. Timeline Therapy and the Fast Phobia technique are a few of the techniques used…
What is CBH – Cognitive Behavioural Hypnotherapy / Hypno CBT?
Cognitive Behavioural Hypnotherapy fully integrates Rational Emotive Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and Hypnotherapy. This tends to substantially improve the success rates of cognitive behavioural techniques. This style of working is also known as Hypno CBT…
What is Counselling / Coaching?
Counselling provides a safe supportive environment to initially explore a range of issues. Counselling provides an objective, safe, confidential, non-judgemental and caring space to explore issues. Counselling / coaching sessions tend to precede or follow on from therapy sessions….
What is Biofeedback Therapy?
Biofeedback techniques are used in some sessions to provide a more tangible, visible indicator of change over time. The technique is also very effective when demonstrating that we have more control than we might image…