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Going to see a Hypnotherapist in a bid to stop the hiccups,has any ABER any experience of one
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Hi Owd....I have a friend who was a hypnotherapi st. When he was training he asked me to be his guinea pig. It was a while before we realised I was the problem....I just don't go under very well. He went on to open a free practice with some wonderful results. One of the most memorable was a mutual friend whose teenage son was still wetting the bed. Hypnotherapy...
10:51 Tue 22nd Jan 2013
Hi Owd....I have a friend who was a hypnotherapist. When he was training he asked me to be his guinea pig. It was a while before we realised I was the problem....I just don't go under very well. He went on to open a free practice with some wonderful results. One of the most memorable was a mutual friend whose teenage son was still wetting the bed. Hypnotherapy worked and the joy at being able to go to Scout camp, stay over with friends etc. was nice to see.
He gave my Mother some treatment when she was staying with us...can't remember for what but she came home in a dreamlike state and was quiet all evening. OH said he would gladly pay for daily sessions.
He gave my Mother some treatment when she was staying with us...can't remember for what but she came home in a dreamlike state and was quiet all evening. OH said he would gladly pay for daily sessions.
Hypnotherapy is a wonderful way to get rid of problems. You can also be taught self hypnosis and deep relaxation . Make sure though that you get someone with qualifications. Also hypnotherapy is not a magic so do not think that if you go for one session your problem will be solved. Usually about 6 sessions is needed.
Don't know about hypnotherapy for hiccups, but it's great for making you feel good. Very relaxing, so it might work.
I take it you have tried all the other 'traditional' cures ?
The one that works for me is to drink some water whilst pushing your fingers in your ears. (You need someone to hold the cup for you, or to do the pressing into your ears).
Good luck and hope something works soon.
I take it you have tried all the other 'traditional' cures ?
The one that works for me is to drink some water whilst pushing your fingers in your ears. (You need someone to hold the cup for you, or to do the pressing into your ears).
Good luck and hope something works soon.