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Hypnotherapy
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Feeling depressed may be a response to certain occurrences in life, or to certain basic human needs not being met. In cultures where depression is virtually unknown there is a greater sense of community, for example in the Amish community, where if one person’s house burns down the whole community will pull together to help that person to rebuild their house. In modern society that sense of community has greatly diminished, and this along with other factors, such as the breakdown of the extended family have led to higher rates of depression. Depression can be tough, but depression can be overcome through understanding how depression operates and taking the steps to being free from depression. A useful starting point is being familiar with the common symptoms of depression. Research has shown that certain types of therapy, including hypnotherapy and hypnosis, are more effective in treating depression, whilst others may actually prolong the period of depression. Call or email me, Michael Lank, to make an appointment: Telephone: 01273 479397 email: info@michaellank.co.uk |
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