hypnotherapy Definition
hypno·thera·py (hip′nō t̸her′ə pē)
noun
the treatment of a disease by hypnotism
hypnotherapy Related Forms
hyp′no·ther′a·pist noun
hypnotherapy Usage Examples
Preposition: as
treatment: The British Medical Association approved hypnotherapy as a valid medical treatment in 1955 and the American Medical Association followed in 1958.
Converse of object
- counsel: Counseling, Hypnotherapy, Psychology, CBT etc. Many home study courses.
- approve: The British Medical Association approved hypnotherapy as a valid medical treatment in 1955 and the American Medical Association followed in 1958.
- try: Has anyone tried hypnotherapy or any other suggestions please?
- use: Trained in the Erickson methods, Rita uses hypnotherapy to assist others in achieving their goals.
- offer: Only schools that offer the Hypnotherapy Practitioner Diploma ( HPD ) are able to gain accreditation through the NCH.
- find: Despite these variations, most people easily relax enough to find hypnotherapy an effective way to treat their problems.
Adjective modifier
- curative: Examination Fee The fee includes the full cost of the CHEC Certificate Examination in Curative Hypnotherapy.
- analytical: Whatever the reason, analytical hypnotherapy is, by far, the best method used here for any of these problems.
- clinical: The Original Clinical Hypnotherapy Training Course Change of Profession?
- busy: She now runs her own busy hypnotherapy practice in Cuckfield, East Sussex.
- traditional: Gillian assists people by combining traditional hypnotherapy with the latest developments in accelerated personal change.
- own: She now runs her own busy hypnotherapy practice in Cuckfield, East Sussex.
Modifies a noun
- CD: Now I can't even think about driving on a motorway, I tried a Hypnotherapy CD which helped a bit.
- session: During a hypnotherapy session, you are in complete control.
- technique: Track 1 utilizes skilled Hypnotherapy techniques to help guide the listener in to a deep relaxing sleep.
- profession: I believe that the hypnotherapy profession has a great deal to offer the public at large.
- association: Have these professional hypnotherapy associations and organizations promoted and maintained the practice of hypnotherapy as a ethical profession?
- practitioner: GUARANTEED results You can feel confident when considering me as a NLP and hypnotherapy practitioner - no matter what you are going through.
Noun used with modifier
minute: Features two 27 minute hypnotherapy sessions containing: A pleasant voice guiding the listener into a completely relaxed state of mind & body.
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