Are you wrestling with Intrusive thoughts or obsessions that cause you distress or anxiety? Or maybe you find your life is becoming more and more restricted as you struggle with excessive, repetitive behaviours and needs?
The experience of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), or obsessive repetitive behaviour, can cause extreme distress and worry and can limit life at work, in social situations, within friendships and in personal relations.
OCD can severely impede personal living in many ways, negatively impacting a sense of normal daily life, resulting in a reluctance to engage with or be a part of everyday routines.
Areas such as excessive focus on hygiene, perfectionism, repetitive checking, a need for constant reassurance, or concerns over the harming of yourself or others are just a few of the sources of stress within the area of OCD that can consume many hours of the day and can severely impact daily life.
Hi, I’m Nick – I’m a Hypnotherapist and Solution Focused Therapist helping people who struggle with many different concerns and disorders to live a happier, healthier life.
If you’d like to find out if I can help you too, feel free to get in touch at anytime – I run a practice in London and online and you can book a free discovery call with me, today.
Harnessing the transformative potential of hypnotherapy, my objective is to free you from the clutches of obsessive compulsive disorder and guide you towards progress, self-improvement, and overall mental and physical wellness.
Recognising the unique nature of your situation, I will create a personalised approach for you, drawing from my experience in solution-focused practice and hypno therapy.
Together, we will alleviate the burden of any anxiety related to OCD and free you from its negative output; the physical repetitive behaviours and persistent negative thoughts, helping you to pave the way for a peaceful, more content and brighter future.
Through this transformative journey, my aim is to assist you in shedding the weight of worry by opening the door to a greater understanding of why these concerns can plague you, and by helping you to move on from them to embrace a life full of positive feelings, calm, and well-being.
Through solution focused hypnotherapy, I will immediately begin to help you focus on shifting your mindset to ‘how you want to be’, enabling you to become ‘problem-free’ in your thinking and focused on improved outcomes.
This subtle shift in your frame of mind will help you seek out a life that you would like to see enhanced, empowering you to embrace a better life, to exercise a more positive mindset, and to move forward with symptom-free days.
With the practice of hypnotherapy for OCD, your mind will begin to bed in these changes you would like to see at an accelerated rate, leaving you feeling calm and peaceful, yet keenly focused in the days ahead on your preferred future.
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Do you feel trapped in a relentless cycle of intrusive thoughts often leading to compulsive behaviours? Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, or OCD, can significantly impact someone’s life, causing a great deal of distress and interfering with theor daily need to function. Through hypnotherapy for OCD in London, I help people find a gentle way to let go of obsessive thinking and compulsions, reduce and remove feelings of anxiety, reframing patterns of thought and behaviour in order to allow them to return to a life they consider to be normal.
If you’re considering hypnosis therapy for OCD in London but are uncertain about its effectiveness in managing and reducing your symptoms, let’s look at the many benefits hypnotherapy can offer you, guiding you towards a future where you can regain control over your thoughts and actions, and experience long-term relief from the burdens of OCD.
