This is ideal for helping people cope with such problems and situations as Driving Test Nerves, Exam Nerves, Stop Smoking, Stress, Confidence issues, Money Worries, IBS, Weight Control and many others.
It employs the use of positively worded suggestions that take root in the subconscious and which you then act on instinctively.
Usually between 2 to 5 sessions are required depending on the nature of the presenting issue.

This is used when there are more deep rooted problems and where the cause is sometimes not known. It can generally help most problems where there is a psychological factor at work. Using Hypnoanalysis, you and your therapist can really explore the presenting problem, so after therapy you can get on with enjoying your life.

Often the root cause of the problem is buried deep in the subconscious, you may not even recall it because it occurred when you were very young or because your mind has deliberately buried it deep to protect you.

Hypnoanalysis cannot remove this memory but by exploring it during hypnosis its impact can be alleviated, allowing the memory to fade into the background. This will effect change and improvement allowing you to get on with the business of enjoying life. As a rough guide the therapy period will normally be between 6 to 12 weekly sessions and will usually provide a complete and lasting release from the symptons.

• Exhibitionism:Sometimes this is a need to shock; at other times it can be based on a dislike of self – it’s often all about  seeking validation.
• Masturbation complex:Probably the commonest form of guilt complex, the masturbation complex can affect both males  and females and can cause many problems.
• Jealousy:So common it can almost be considered a normal part of sexual life, it can sometimes get out of hand and  become completely irrational.
• Lack of sexual confidence:Do you hold yourself back or convince yourself that your partner is better than you?
• Relationship issues:Is your sex life suffering due to relationship issues?
• Menopausal problems:The menopause can lower the drive and make sexual intercourse difficult due to vaginal  dryness

• Erectile Dysfunction:Often a physical problem, it is important you see your doctor or GP before seeking therapy.
• Premature Ejaculation:Ejaculation occurs too quickly after penetration, sometimes with greatly diminished physical  sensation.
• Lack of drive:A complete absence or partial lack of drive or wish for sexual activity.
• Fetish:A sexual fascination with an object or concept not directly associated with sexual intercourse.

• Lack of sexual desire:This is the most common difficulty for females, in which there is no great interest in sexual activity.
• Anorgasmia:The inability to achieve orgasm either during intercourse or masturbation
• Intercourse Anorgasmia:Orgasm can be achieved by masturbation but not through sexual intercourse
• Vaginismus:An involuntary spasm of the vaginal muscles, making penetration either impossible or extremely painful
• Vaginal Dryness:In women over 35 this is often due to a physical condition: in younger women, though, it is possible that   it is purely a psychological problem

This therapy is, quite simply, the best available. The success rate is higher than you might imagine – in fact, some surveys have shown it to be definitely one of the most effective methods of quitting.
No drugs are used and there are no unpleasant side effects; many people experience no withdrawal symptoms and little or no craving, so if you’re determined to kick the habit, it REALLY CAN HELP.