cancer care hypnosis

Hypnotherapy before medical treatment of cancer

Anxiety, stress, fear, and loss of control are what patients experience when diagnosed with cancer.

Hypnotherapy sessions before cancer therapy processes like chemotherapy have proven to reduce side effects like nausea, tiredness, and fatigue.

Hypnotherapy can help patients better cope with treatment and the pain associated during and after therapy.

https://www.oncologynurseadvisor.com/home/departments/from-cancercare/hypnosis-and-its-use-in-cancer-treatment/

Hypnotherapy with the use of guided imagery does not have researched data to cure cancer. Yet there are many anecdotal accounts of patients whose cancer went into remission after undergoing hypnotherapy or guided imagery

Hypnotherapy for Palliative cancer care

61% of patients reported coping with their illness better after Hypnotherapy Sessions (NCBI-PUBMED US)

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8949516/

How does Hypnotherapy work in palliative care?

Hypnosis in palliative care is used to reduce symptoms associated with radiation and chemotherapy, such as pain, nausea, fatigue, hot flashes, and sleep dysfunction.

How does Hypnosis Help Cancer patients and Caretakers?

Hypnosis helps clients access and be in altered states of consciousness for an extended period of time. Deeper states of consciousness like the theta and the delta states are powerful sources of healing.

Emotional clearance releases emotions of fear, anxiety, and states of hopelessness and helplessness. This increases positivity at both an unconscious and conscious level. This clears the way for faster healing and better coping.

Guided imagery helps clients create a new reality and make the unconscious process take over

Delinking the pain perception process is an integral part of hypnotherapy. This reduces pain, nausea, and fatigue.

Integrated hypnotherapy uses body and breathwork that increases the life force within the body of the client. This also brings about physical and psychological healing from a deeper level