Hypnotherapy FAQs
Hypnotherapy FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions about Hypnotherapy
For more Information on Hypnotherapy and Hypno-psychotherapy – Contact Robin W Thorburn Hypnotherapist Here
What are your hypnotherapy qualifications?
I have an Advanced Diploma from The National College of Hypnosis and & Psychotherapy, I am also a Fellow of The National Society of Hypnosis and Psychotherapy, one of the very few hypno-Psychotherapy organisations in the UK that is externally accredited. N.B. As the law stands, anyone can call themselves a hypnotherapist with no formal qualifications and make grandoise unverifiable claims about their experience etc
I am also a member of The United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy and an Accredited Clinical Supervisor to UKCP, in order to join, I have undertaken at least 18 months supervision from a UKCP therapist, hundreds of verifiable clinical hours in practice, 12 sessions of self-therapy, completed intense home-study modules, on ethics, research etc this was in addition to the intense training to join my member organisation NRHP. I am CRB checked and a registered BUPA provider.
I also present Exclusive Hypnotherapy courses: REBT it’s Theory and Practice with Hypnotherapy and a Hypnotherapy training course which can allow you to become a full member of the National Register of Hypnotherapists & Psychotherapists.
I receive refferals from GP’s regularly, Dr Peter Copp is Head of one of Edinburgh’s leading Medical Centre’s http://www.gpplus.com also the Head of The Braids Medical Practice Dr Clive Beach and Dr Felicity Dyson, Strathesk Medical Centre.
What is the difference between hypnotherapy and psychotherapy?
I have tried to solve the problem myself and so have others, how can you help?
What is hypnotherapy?
You will not fall asleep or go unconscious, if you did you would not hear anything! It is a bit like daydreaming. I will use hypnotherapeutic techniques to guide you to make your own beneficial changes. You will not be asked to speak, just listen.
Lots of therapies claim they can fix the problem in one session can you?
My approaches are low on psycho-babble, high on common sense and long term effectiveness. I post a link here of a Scotsman newspaper reporter I helped in one session overcome here fear of spider.
http://www.hypnotherapyinfo.co.uk/lifelong-arachnophobia-cured-with-hypnosis-168
How quickly can I arrange an Hypnotherapy appointment?
I try to see you within three days of the initial contact as I know that you want to get better quickly. However, I am extremely busy and it may well take longer.
I consult from 9.00 am until 5.00 pm Mondays to Friday.
I am available to present my British Psychological Society accredited seminar REBT: An Interpretation of its Theory and Practice with Hypnotherapy and BPS accredited hypnotherapy training to allow you to become a clinical hypnotherapist. Please inquire.
How do I contact you?
robin@exclusivehypnotherapy.co.uk Please keep your e-mails brief as I will be able to diagnose from the presenting problem and the symptoms where you will be going wrong in your thought process. Please note: due to my extremely busy schedule, I am unable to have pre-consultation telephone calls.
A comprehensive explanation of the sessions will be given when I see you.
Cost of Hypnotherapy?
More reasonable than other less experienced therapists with questionable qualifications, the consultation and first session which is inclusive and combines Hypnotherapy & Cognitive Therapy: www.ellisrebt.com & a generic Hypnotherapy download, duration about one hour & 15 minutes the fee is £150, sessions thereafter are £130, duration about one hour. Please note, I charge by the session not the hour.
Cancellation policy: I require 48 hours notice otherwise full fee is payable.
How many Hypnotherapy sessions will I need?
I would hope for significant improvement within one to three Hypnotherapy sessions, however the honest answer is, it takes as long as it takes, I use an indirect approach in hypnotherapy and often, the results can be experienced once your unconscious has processed the information .
How is your approach different from others?
It is educational and kept very much in the present and I do not make unrealistic claims.
