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Now it’s the case so a lot people are talking just about the mind-body connection. it’s absolutely astonishing – even 10 or 15 years ago, so much more of the medical profession was more closed or un mindful of the potential to influence the body with the mind. Now that’s all changed extremely.

I remember when I was using hypnotherapy in North London and NLP in a hospital to work with chronic pain patients, when I first went in to work there, hardly anybody had a great deal of an idea of how hypnosis may help patients!

But that is things that changed because after working with patients for some time, the doctors started to see the real brilliant results from hypnotherapy.

In fact, hypnotherapy has good potential for serving in medical settings. With hypnosis it has been well researched that you might have outstanding effect on the physiology – you can slow the heart rate, drop blood pressure and even slow bleeding!

Amazingly you may have an brilliant impact of blood flow! I used to get terrible nose bleeds that would last for ages. After learning hypnosis, I might now self-suggest the bleeding may cease and within seconds might stop my nose from bleeding if it starts  .

Major operations have been done under hypnosis – not just to control pain, but also to help slow blood flow and to hasten post-operative recoin truth.

In another kindred context is knowledge of the terminology used by medical professionals.

For example, after an operation if a patient is convalescent and is told by a medical professional ‘I’ll put this pan here in case you FEEL NAUSEOUS!’ – even if they didn’t feel nauseous, the act of placing the pan there and saying it may suggest that it will happen, and frequently after that it could!

We need to be absolutely careful with our words!

Even with injections, if you say ‘You will feel a sharp pain’ – what happens?

The patient initiates to tense up!

When you tense up, it is a fact that it might hurt many more!

So an good method that is easy to do would be to distract the person by talking about a thing unlike and inject them at the same time.

With children, you could put a strange picture on the wall and ask the child to look at the ‘circle-square’ – creating distraction and confusion which allows you to do the injection more simply! Some keys to developing your mind-body connection are: 1 Develop brilliant self consciousness – learn meditiation, hypnosis or NLP 2 Talk to your body! If you have discomfort, ask your body to let it go away – you’ll be amazed at the brilliant results 3 Reframe discomfort – consider about how you talk to yourself! Instead of saying ‘it’s a painful back!’ say ‘it’s a healing back!’

Now it is true that healing will be hugely speeded up through hypnosis and NLP. it is all about the mind body connection and the power to speed up healing is about connection with your un conscious mind.

One way which is quickest to get that inner connection is to attend a high quality NLP training or hypnotherapy course or see a excellent hypnotherapist in North London.

Healing starts within!

Tags: nlp, Hypnosis, medical professionals, chronic pain patients, blood pressure, blood flow, physiology

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