Quit Pain with Hypnosis 
Book Here
Quit Pain with Hypnosis How can hypnosis help with managing Pain?
Hypnosis can help you with managing pain. Remember when you fell over and scraped your knee and you cried and your mum came over and said “I’ll kiss it better?” And it did feel better. That’s the power of the mind at work and of course a clever mother. This is how hypnosis works too. You can control your pain with the words you use and visualisation, calming techniques.
Reviews
Mark was in a lot of pain recovering from a repair of his perforated bowel. I made a hypnosis recording for him to listen to help him with his pain whilst he was recovering post-operation. The recording started off with relaxation techniques, slow breathing and attaching a calming colour.
Mark Butcher” Hi Cathy I know I have told you already but I need to put it out there and let people know just how awesome your work is. I had major surgery planned for April 2015 and was quite concerned and stressed. Cathy produced a relaxation CD for me for pre-Opp post opp. I did listen to the pre-Opp a couple of times before I went in to hospital and was not sure if it helped. However, after the operation I can’t tell you how important that CD was to me … The Opp went wrong and I spent almost 6 weeks in hospital on some strong drugs unable to sleep and struggled to even function the pain was shocking but I would pop in the ear plugs and instantly relax your work Cathy is amazing. I swear by it even the hospital nurses were impressed and quite amazed. Even now being home if I can’t get to sleep, I pop in the ear plugs and off to sleep I go ……. I don’t ever think I have heard the end of it. Love your work Cathy Barrow and thank you from the bottom of my heart as your work has played an important part in my recovery. _” Mark Butcher
Hypnosis Healing for Knee Operation Recovery
In the case of an athlete recovering from say a knee reconstruction, they would have a lot of fear around using that knee again with 100 per cent mobility. The confidence goes and the longer you are out of action, the more imbedded that thought gets in your brain consciously and subconsciously. So after I have relaxed the client with breathing and various other techniques I would get them to remember how their knee was so strong and sturdy before the operation and how it will be again. This can be done through the client associating themselves into the memory and feelings of a game when they were playing at their optimum. Then whilst they are in that memory and feelings get them to bring up another image in the near future when they will be back playing at their best. With that knee so strong so reliable. We can use metaphors like steel bars, strong tree roots imagining white healing light healing that knee very quickly. I do not take the client anywhere near the memory of the incident. Of course, repetition of the suggestions is paramount in and out of hypnosis. So essential In my opinion that the client listens to that session recording for some time so those suggestions are reinforced and embedded over and over again. So the brain develops a new way of thinking a new positive confident response
Fun Fact
Did you know there was a Scottish surgeon called James Esdaille who operated using hypnosis and trance only with no anesthetic on hundreds of patients in India. Hypnosis was also used in the Civil War if they ran out of Ether which really was the only anaesthetic they had.
