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HYPNOTHERAPY FOR CHRONIC PAIN

Chronic Pain is a persistent or recurrent pain lasting longer than 3 months. Often starting with an injury, an ongoing cause of pain, and sometimes with no obvious explanation. Common complaints include headaches, back pain, cancer pain, arthritis pain, and neuropathic pain.

Clinical Hypnotherapy can help alleviate Chronic Pain, by dialling down your body's perception of pain. Several research papers and clinical studies report that hypnotherapy can provide an improvement in Chronic Pain. See the article ‘Hypnosis: Mainstream not Alternative’ by June Callan below.

June Callan is a registered Pain Clinical Nurse Specialist and has used Clinical Hypnotherapy in the acute and chronic pain service at Counties Manukau DHB, so you’re in professional hands.

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FAQs

What does hypnotherapy for Chronic Pain involve?
Clients are guided by June through progressive relaxation and there are a number of strategies that can be used with hypnosis to suit your individual needs.

How long will it take and what does it cost?
Hypnotherapy for Chronic Pain involves 6 to 8 sessions. The cost is dependent on how many sessions you need and each programme is tailored to the individual. Your first session is free, so you can discover what Hypnotherapy can do for your well-being. Laybuy is available to spread costs over six instalments.

Where do treatments take place?
Sessions are held at June Callan’s clinic in Parau, Auckland (near Titirangi), in Hamilton (Thursdays only) or online via Zoom.

IMPORTANT ADVICE

Always choose a trained and qualified Hypnotherapist. June Callan is trained and qualified to treat personal and medical problems with hypnosis and has extensive experience. She is a Registered Nurse with 40 years of experience. June follows strict professional protocols. More about June >

Conventional approaches to treatment should not be ignored. Lifestyle factors must also be addressed. Always follow your doctor’s advice.

When hypnotised a person is awake and in control, they can’t be made to do anything they do not wish to do.

RESOURCES & REFERENCES

Hypnosis: Mainstream not Alternative
Read my article Hypnosis: Mainstream not Alternative, published in The Dissector Vol. 48, No. 2, September 2020.
The history and use of hypnosis in the management of acute and chronic pain are explored, along with a review of current research. My experience of using hypnosis in the acute and chronic pain service at Counties Manukau DHB is briefly outlined.

Hypnotherapy for the Management of Chronic Pain
This article reviews controlled prospective trials of hypnosis for the treatment of chronic pain.

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Come and have a complimentary half hour appointment to discuss how hypnotherapy can help you.

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