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Imagine what
it would be like to have strong, healthy, natural nails, nails
you can admire, nails and hands you are proud of, imagine how
much better life would be.... the sad fact is that most nail or
hand biters will never get rid of their problem, and they
will just go on biting for the rest of their lives. Why?.......because
conventional medicine simply cannot help them.
The subconscious
The reason
we bite our nails is in the mind and therefore it is the
mind that must be treated. Hypnotherapy is the obvious answer
because, as we know, it deals directly with the subconscious,
the automatic part of the mind which is largely responsible for
nailbiting, a part we have little control over. In fact, the act
of initiating biting the nails is most of the time a subconscious
act. At some point you may realise your hand is in your mouth
doing the damage but by then its too late. The habit usually starts
in childhood and occasionally the nailbiting part of the mind
acts like a different individual within us, it is often fixated
in childhood and, like a child, the more we lecture it to stop,
the more it bites. In some cases I may use hypnosis to actually
communicate and negotiate with this part in order to get it to
totally reverse the damage it is doing. (If you've not already
done so see my pages on hypnosis
and hypnotherapy)
The session
At first I
will ask you to relate the whole story of how the problem started,
when and where you bite, why you bite and what you've previously
done to try and help matters. During hypnosis a whole variety
of special techniques will be applied, suggestions are made to
the subconscious that you will no longer bite your nails and that
you will always be aware, the instant your hand should come up
to your mouth. You are then instructed that you will not wish
to damage your nails or hands. In some cases, with prior agreement,
I may also use aversion therapy, so that the idea of biting your
nails makes you feel sick or revolted or worse.
How many
sessions?
Most of my
clients respond very quickly, within a session or two, although
it may sometimes be necessary to repeat the treatment a few more
times. I have received many letters from former clients I've treated
for this problem over the years, one of them is included in the
Letters and Press page.
Incidentally,
there are many therapists who insist that their nailbiting clients
keep coming back week after week, often spending hours analysing
childhood experiences or attempting to unravel the reason you
started biting your nails in the first place. This approach is
totally unnecessary because finally knowing why you started won't
help you to stop.
There is no
longer any need to put up with this distressing and embarrassing
habit when hypnotherapy is now here to help.
To
discuss whether hypnotherapy could help you, or to make a booking,
call me now on:
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