About Leigh-ann Brown (Ba-Hons).
I am in Full time professional employment and combine this with a thriving Hypnotherapy practice.
I qualified in Hypnotherapy from Sheffield Hallam University and am registered with the General Hypnotherapy Register. I specialise in weight management, stopping smoking, confidence issues and offer a wide range of other areas of improvement including, phobia/habit resolution, self hypnosis and performance issues (driving tests/exams/public speaking).
Qualifications
Certificate in Hypnotherapy (Sheffield Hallam University)
General Qualification in Hypnotherapy Practise (GQHP)
BaHons – Applied Social Studies
Registered Hypnotherapist (GHR reg) Validated Practitioner (GHSC)
E.F.T. (Emotional Freedom Therapy) Practitioner
What Is E.F.T. (Emotional Freedom Therapy) ?
Is based on the body's subtle energys. It is a form of emotional acupuncture without the needles, and is based on the premise that all negative emotions are the result of a disruption in the body?s energy system.
EFT works by clearing the blockage or disruption by tapping on the end points of the body's energy meridians (while thinking of a specific issue) which sends pulses of energy to rebalance the body?s energy system in relation to that thought/specific issue.
Shifting energy changes the way the brain processes information about a particular issue, and so tapping while tuned in to the issue is like rewiring or rerouting the brain's conditioned negative response.
You can make enormous strides by introducing EFT into your therapy process and it is very effective with Phobias, Habits, Pain Management and any other emotional issue.
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Frequently Asked Questions
There are many questions that people ask about hypnotherapy. Leigh-ann has answered some of the frequently asked ones below, in order give a glimpse at some of the issues that people like addressed before under=going hypnosis.
Q. What does it feel like to be hypnotised?
A. There is no such thing as a 'hypnotised feeling' it is very individual, most people state they just feel really relaxed. |
Q. Can I be made to do things against my will?
A. No, hypnosis is a voluntary state and the client is always in control and can wake from this state at any time and indeed would wake if things were suggested that were against the person's normal waking morals and judgement. |
Q. Can anyone be hypnotised?
A. Yes, providing the person wants to be hypnotised. The exceptions are people who are suffering from serious mental illness, very young children, hard drug-addicts, and anybody under the influence of large amounts of alcohol. |
Q. Will I be aware of what's happening?
A. You will remain fully alert and aware throughout the entire session. |
Q. Will I be asleep?
A. No, you may fall asleep or drift off and come back around again to hear the hypnotherapist talking, however most people remain aware throughout the session hearing not only the therapist but also other external noises and sounds. |
Q. Is it confidential?
A. Yes, absolutely. |
Q. Can you get 'stuck' in hypnosis?
A. No absolutely not. |
Q. Is hypnotherapy the same as stage hypnosis?
A. No, the stage hypnotist is out to entertain others. The hypnotherapist is there to make somebody's life more enjoyable to live. |
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