specific to healing are created by the body. These hormones naturally occur and if their production is quickened through Someone asked me recently whether or not hypnotherapy is good for physical healing of trauma…my answer a resounding yes. Truly it is the body which does the healing and truly a relaxed state delved into with the assistance of a professional hypnotherapy session is the ideal place to be before (e.g. surgery) or after a trauma. The relaxing, deepening of the waves of the brain during sleep or hypno-therapeutic trance quicken the healing response. In such a relaxed state certain hormones specific to healing are created by the body. These hormones naturally occur and if their production is quickened through cruly it is the body which does the healing and truly a relaxed state delved into with the assistance of a professional hypnotherapy session is the ideal place to be before (e.g. surgery) or after a trauma. The relaxing, deepening of the waves of the brain during sleep or hypno-therapeutic trance quicken the healing response. In such a relaxed state certain hormones specific to healing are created by the body. These hormones naturally occur and if their production is quickened through notherapy session is the ideal place to be before (e.g. surgery) or after a trauma. The relaxing, deepening of the waves of the brain during sleep or hypno-therapeutic trance quicken the healing response. In such a relaxed state certain hormones specific to healing are created by the body. These hormones naturally occur and if their production is quickened through the brain during sleep or hypno-therapeutic trance quicken the healing response. In such a relaxed state certain hormones specific to healing are created by the body. These hormones naturally occur and if their production is quickened through specific to healing are created by the body. These hormones naturally occur and if their production is quickened through conscious intention during a relaxing hypnotherapy session, then healing times can be reduced.

Hormones created in response to stress can indeed slow healing times and keep us physical victims. A victim hangs onto and identifies with his/her situation and if the body in creating chemicals actually slows the healing response then it too is “identifying” and perpetuating its own victimhood. Choosing to experience deep relaxation before or after a trauma is to say yes to healing.