"End your anxiety regain control over your emotions"
After working with hundreds of people helping them to break free from anxiety and boosting confidence. I have narrowed the solution down to a few amazing techniques that helps clients with anxiety and get people to move forward within a few sessions
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Anxiety release - The Mind Tutors Approach
Dissolve your anxious thoughts, emotions, feelings and mindsets
- Freedom from your limiting beliefs and Anxiety
- A good night's sleep
- A happier more energized you
- More balance in your life
- Freedom from your limiting beliefs and Anxiety
I will get help rid yourself of anxiety, traumas, and limiting beliefs in a safe and effective way (you don't need to share these events) so you can focus on what makes you happy. I will help you let go of your past limiting beliefs & negative emotions I will reprogram your mind for confidence and a successful mindset we will work together for you to achieve the best life for you. I will also teach you techniques you can use every day for a balanced life.
Anxiety can be reduced within 3- 6 sessions. There is no difference between an online and a face-to-face session. An online session might be more suitable as there is no pressure of traveling or entering a therapist's office and you can enjoy the comfort of your own home.
Overcoming anxiety
Asking for help is not a sign of weakness - even superheroes have helpers!
When you help yourself, you help your family and friends, and co-workers as they can all benefit from a stress-free, happy, and confident you.
Suffering from anxiety
I am truly passionate about anxiety as I used to see the world solely through my "anxiety glasses".
When you take these off, you realize that the "World is your oyster" with so many opportunities, laughter, and fun.
Stevie's approach is fast and effective. He communicates directly with your subconscious mind by using hypnotic techniques that help you make rapid changes. Stevie works with his clients online, and face to face, and gets amazing results. Click below to become the next success story!
What Is Anxiety
Anxiety
Most of us know how it feels to be stressed, worried or nervous about something. Usually, these feelings are fleeting and they disappear as quickly as they appear. For those with anxiety, however, these feelings last longer and can be much more intense.
If you have an anxiety disorder, you may find that you avoid certain situations because you’re worried it will trigger these feelings for you. This can make everyday tasks difficult and hold you back from doing the things you want.
There are several different techniques and tools that can help with anxiety, one of which is hypnotherapy. Hypnotherapy for anxiety aims to seek the root cause of the problem and change your relationship with anxiety. Here we’ll explore how hypnotherapy works for anxiety.
What is anxiety?
Us humans have evolved to protect ourselves. One of the ways we do that is through the ‘fight, flight or freeze’ reaction. If our brains perceive a threat or danger, it releases hormones to prepare us to run away, fight, or freeze. These hormones include adrenaline and cortisol, and they make us feel more vigilant of what’s happening. They also make our hearts beat faster, so blood is sent where it’s needed the most when we’re under attack.
It’s a great system, but as society has developed, we generally have less need for it. For many of us, the system gets activated when there is no physical danger present. For example, our fight, flight or freeze response may be triggered by our manager asking us to add another task to our to-do list.
We then end up internalising the feelings and find ourselves sitting at our desks, with our hearts pounding, with no idea how to make it stop. Anxiety becomes a mental health problem when it starts affecting daily life. You may be very easily triggered, or find you have a level of anxiety constantly throughout the day.
What are the signs and symptoms of anxiety?
Anxiety will feel different to everyone, however, there are certain symptoms here you may relate to if you have anxiety:
· overthinking
· ruminating
· headaches
· chest pain
· dizziness
· difficulties sleeping
· faster breathing
· nausea
· fast or irregular heartbeat
· teeth grinding
· restlessness
Types of anxiety
Because anxiety is a normal part of life, it can be difficult to recognise when it is becoming a problem. However, if you are experiencing strong feelings of anxiety, or they are lasting for a long time, it can become exhausting and overwhelming.
The symptoms and problems associated with anxiety will differ between each individual but, depending on the kind of problems you experience, you may be diagnosed with a more specific anxiety disorder, such as generalised anxiety disorder, panic disorder or social phobia.
Generalised anxiety disorder
Those with generalised anxiety disorder (GAD) will feel anxious often and may not know why. The anxiety can interfere with daily life as sufferers may seriously worry about family, money and health. The condition is often diagnosed when an individual spends at least six months worrying excessively about everyday problems. It can be a difficult disorder to live with as it can feel as if there’s no respite from anxiety.
Panic disorder
Panic disorder is characterised by intense feelings of terror, which can strike suddenly and without warning. A common symptom is panic attacks, though not everyone who experiences a panic attack will have panic disorder. Those who are diagnosed with panic disorder can often feel constantly afraid of having a panic attack. It’s this fear that can then often lead to panic attacks, where it becomes a vicious cycle.
Social anxiety disorder
Social anxiety disorder (also known as social phobia) involves extreme feelings of anxiety and discomfort in social situations. Some of the common signs of social anxiety include fear of being around and interacting with people and being judged negatively by others.
What causes you to shut down or feel inadequate? If you know your triggers you can de-personalise them and have a strategy for recovering quickly.
Other forms of anxiety disorders include:
· obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
· phobias
· post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Health anxiety
More commonly associated with OCD, health anxiety is a specific type of phobia or anxiety, that can make day-to-day life extremely difficult.
Someone with health anxiety will find themselves worrying a great deal about their health and may think they’re unwell when they’re not. They might check their body regularly for signs of illness, including unusual lumps, pains or other physical sensations. They may also be perpetually frightened of dying.
How can I reduce anxiety?
Anxiety is a difficult thing to live with. It can feel exhausting, taking its toll on both our mental and physical health. If you suffer from anxiety, in any form, know that you’re not alone and that there are tools to help you.
What works best for you will depend on the nature of your anxiety and your personal circumstances; try not to be disheartened if one approach doesn’t seem to help. For some people, self-help techniques like meditation, breathing exercises and journaling are enough to manage anxiety symptoms. For others, more professional guidance is needed.
Talking therapies like counselling and cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) are often recommended for anxiety. Your doctor may also recommend medication. Hypnotherapy for anxiety is also gaining in popularity and, for many people, brings about positive change not only in anxiety symptoms but in your relationship with anxiety itself.
Does hypnotherapy work for anxiety?
Hypnotherapy for anxiety can help boost feelings of confidence and self-belief while reducing feelings of fear and intense worry. It can help you develop the ability to access the relaxed state of mind needed to overcome the often-overwhelming emotions that come with anxiety.
Using the power of suggestion, hypnosis aims to access your subconscious mind and promote positive change. The suggestions themselves can be tailored to help you learn what triggers your anxiety and why, as well as changing the way you react towards them.
How hypnotherapy works for anxiety
To begin, you will discuss in a free strategy call with Stevie what it is you hope to achieve from hypnotherapy . Stevie will ask questions to try and establish any triggers or causes for the way you feel. Stevie will then explain how hypnosis for anxiety works, explaining the process to you, so you know what to expect.
After your initial consultation, you would then book your session or sessions to suit you.
While sessions will differ depending on you I may ask you to focus on a time when you have felt anxious. You may be asked to focus on the physical sensations, as well as thinking of what may trigger your anxiety.
Once you have recognised these sensations, Stevie may offer calming words or ‘suggestions’. What he says will depend on you and your personal situation. For example, if you have recognised a trigger to be pressure at work or university, the suggestion could be, “You can do this. Take a moment to breathe and clear your head then tackle the problem.”
This is just one technique of many techniques Stevie uses so that when you start to feel anxious or fearful, the suggestions or calming words will enter your conscious mind and help you cope.
Stevie will also teach you techniques to help you relax and calm yourself down when you feel anxious feelings building.
Stevie may also teach you self-hypnosis techniques that you can turn to when you feel you need them.
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