One of the benefits of hypnotic relaxation is its effect on lowering blood glucose levels – helping you to prevent or manage gestational diabetes. Simply adding quality deep relaxation to your daily routine can make a huge difference to the health of your pregnancy and give your baby the best possible start to life.
Learn how hypnosis can help improve your sleep by triggering the relaxation response, releasing sleep-inducing hormones, and countering the primitive part of your brain that keeps you alert to potential threats. Discover techniques such as hypnotic relaxation and transforming your thoughts to promote a deeper, more restful sleep.
In the last part of my interview on If Only They’d Told Me, I talk with Natalie about how hypnosis can help with fertility, and share the results of an amazing study where hypnotic relaxation alone increased the success rates of an IVF procedure by 50%!
In part 2 of my interview on "If Only They’d Told Me," we delve into the benefits of hypnosis for birth, discussing its efficacy for both those feeling calm and anxious about labour, including those with past traumatic birth experiences
In a recent interview on "If Only They’d Told Me," As well as talking about childbirth, I also discussed overcoming phobias, sharing a success story of a client with aquaphobia who now finds joy in water activities. Here’s part one of the transcript from my Birth Hypnosis podcast interview
Words wield a powerful influence over our emotions and physical sensations. Fortunately we can deliberately choose to use language that can help transform our emotional and even physical state
I was thrilled to join the 'If Only They'd Told Me' parenting podcast hosted by Nat Cutler-Welsh, discussing the power of birth hypnosis. We covered hypnotherapy’s use for overcoming phobias, preparing for relaxed childbirth, healing from trauma, enhance C-section recovery, and optimizing fertility naturally or with IVF
Researcher and lecturer Dr Sarah Buckley challenges conventional childbirth narratives that associate birth with pain and suffering, believing that under the right conditions birth can be gentle, pleasurable, and even meditative
