Phobias
HYPNOSIS PHOBIAS
Hypnosis is a particularly effective approach for helping people suffering from phobias, whether specific fears (airplanes, spiders, elevators...) or social phobias. By accessing the unconscious origin of the fear, it helps to desensitize automatic and disproportionate reactions. The hypnotic state facilitates in-depth work on defense mechanisms, associated emotions and memories, while reinforcing internal resources. This process gradually leads to a lasting reduction in fear, without the need for sudden exposure.
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Hypnosis helps to identify and modify the unconscious patterns at the root of fear, often linked to forgotten or symbolically significant past events, but not only in the case of complex phobias, for example.
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Unlike conventional exposure approaches, hypnosis allows panic reactions to be deactivated in a safe, non-confrontational and confident environment.
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By working on internal resources and self-confidence, hypnosis helps to regain a sense of control and calm in situations once considered dangerous by the individual.
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Hypnosis acts on the bodily symptoms associated with phobias (panic attacks, palpitations, sweating, tremors...) by inducing deep, lasting relaxation that helps regulate the nervous system.
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Hypnosis helps to reprogram the mental image of the feared situation, replacing anxiety-provoking beliefs with neutral or even positive perceptions.