Contact Us
Matthew Smale:
Email
Phone: 07940029383 (24hr contact)
Heather King:
Email
Phone: (01480) 383665
Questions often asked

Are there some people who
can't be hypnotised? NO (except the mentally handicapped, although of
course the degree varies from person to person).
Are there any drugs or
tablets used? NO.
Shall I be aware of what
is happening? YES. The predominant
feeling of most people is "It didn't work for me, I never went under".
So I'm asleep then?
NO. You are simply extremely relaxed.
This is why the technique is called "Conscious Hypnosis".
Is there cause for
concern? NONE whatsoever, Hypnosis is a proven therapeutic aid.
Can I bring someone with
me to the free consultation? YES by all means you can, but not once
therapy has commenced.
How many sessions will it
take to finish Analytical therapy? An average number
of sessions to bring about a successful conclusion to therapy is 8-12 .The
complexity of the human mind makes an exact estimate impossible.
Who has therapy and why
do they need it ?
All types of people decide that they need
therapy each with a different
personality and each with all manner of personal reasons. The thing they
all have in common is that they have made a conscious decision to stop
doing something or start doing something which will improve their
quality of life for the better.
do I really need therapy
?
If you are suffering from a behaviour pattern
which seems to be inside
yourself yet outside your control.
If your emotions seem to have a will of their
own.
does it
work ?
Yes
Is this problem just the way I am ?The
problem you are suffering from has become the way you are it is most
definitely not how you should be , if that was the case you would be happy
with the way you are ,and certainly not asking this question.
Will it work for me ?There
is absolutely no reason why therapy would not work for you , if you are
able to arrive at therapy sessions on a regular basis for a few weeks and
invest some time, effort and money, your problem will be a thing of the
past.
Am I just a hopeless case
?
No
If I admit to needing therapy does that mean
I really am mad ? Admittance
is by far the saner option than pretending that you are ok when
it is quite clear you are not.
Who is
this therapist ?
see therapists
What are his qualifications
?
see
therapists
Will I like the therapist ?Take
advantage of the free initial consultation
If I tell him/her my problems will it go any further ?
I am bound by my Association and indeed the Data
protection act not to divulge any information to any third party . ( see
Privacy Policy)
Making an appointment
The next hurdle is
making that first appointment, it is a commitment only to a free
consultation where there will be no pressure, this is therapy not
sales. Questions and concerns which are often aired are:
Does a Doctor have to refer me ?
We do receive referrals from G.P. s
but it is not a necessity for treatment . I am a private practitioner and
assess each client independently whether they are a referral or not.
Is this the correct therapy for my problem
?
The assessment during your free consultation will determine if I consider
you to be suitable for therapy .
Will it be safe ?
Yes . The
therapy is totally safe and this is born out by the
insurance company providing cover for me while I am performing this
therapy. (Insurance companies take as fewer
chances as possible!)
Contact Us
Matthew Smale:
Email
Phone: 07940029383 (24hr contact)
Heather King:
Email
Phone: (01480) 383665