Hypnotherapy for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
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Of all the use cases of hypnotherapy – smoking cessation, phobias etc, IBS has – by far – the largest evidence base.
Much of what we feel in our gut is generated by the gut-brain axis – made up of complicated networks of nerves. This is why the gut is often called our “second brain”.
The body and the brain must be seen as one unified organism – not as two separate entities.
These methods have already helped thousands of people get their lives back – without having to suffer for years.
What you’ll achieve
What is the gut-brain connection?
The gut-brain connection plays a crucial role in understanding and treating IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome). The gut and brain communicate through the vagus nerve and the enteric nervous system, creating a feedback loop influenced by stress, emotions, and thought patterns. In IBS, this connection often becomes dysregulated, leading to heightened gut sensitivity and disrupted digestion. Hypnosis effectively targets this interaction by calming the nervous system, reducing stress, and rewiring subconscious patterns that perpetuate symptoms. Through guided relaxation and imagery, hypnosis helps restore balance to the gut-brain axis, alleviating pain, bloating, and irregularity, and empowering individuals to regain control over their symptoms.
How Online Clinical Hypnosis and Somatics Can Help
Clinical hypnosis rewires the subconscious mind to reduce the impact of painful emotional states as well as reinforcing desirable neural networks.
Hypnosis is a highly effective tool for creating a lasting shift in how you view yourself, breaking the cycle of TMS/chronic pain at its roots.
Hypnotherapy also works just as well online as it does in person, allowing you to do the work in the comfort of your own home.