HYPNOTHERAPY & PSYCHOTHERAPY

The powerful combination of therapies
is known as Hypno-Psychotherapy

Have 'Talking Therapies' or 'CBT' not felt enough?

Perhaps you're looking for a different kind of hypnotherapy, with
someone who knows about psychotherapy too..

My Hypno-Psychotherapy can be best described as an
'interactive meditation/mindfulness'

Most people come to see me for help with:

Addictions, Habits & Binging
Anxiety & Panic Attacks
Performance Problems & Nerves
Phobias & Fears
Trauma & PTSD
Sexual Difficulties (Men & Woman)
Unexplained Physical Problems

CHRIS RUDYARD

MNCS Registered & Accredited therapist. Fully insured, qualified clinical hypnotherapist & psychotherapist. Over 19 years experience helping people make changes. I have provided services for Macmillan, NHS, Rehabworks, Relate, Schools & The Priory. I am trained in these methods which I combine:

Brainspotting Therapy
Clinical Hypnotherapy
Cognitive Behavioural Hypnotherapy
Ego State Therapy
EMDR Therapy
EMI Therapy
Eriksonian Hypnotherapy
IFS Therapy/Parts Work
Neuro-Linguistic Programming & NLP Coaching
Person Centred Therapy
Solution Focused Counselling & Hypnotherapy

What is Hypno-Psychotherapy?

Hypno-Psyotherapy is an altered, inner focused state which helps people make changes relatively quickly and easily.

'All hypnosis is self hypnosis' is a common saying, which means hypnosis is not something that's done to you. Rather hypnotherapy is a collaborative process, and works by me helping to access your subconscious (the deeper you), and for you to become your own therapist.

The type of hypnotherapy I do is not 'asleep hypnosis', you will be in awake and engaged through the process. Think of it as more like an interactive, mindful type of psychotherapy.

Hypno-Psychotherapy might not be like you expect, and not like the fake hypnosis you have probably seen on stage/TV.

Liverpool Therapy
Office:

Chris Rudyard MNCS Accredited
Office 6, Mersey House
Speke Road
Garston
L19 2PH

"Almost 95% of all thought, emotion, and learning occur in the unconscious mind - that is, without our conscious awareness"
- Gerald Zaltman. Ph.D., Harvard Business School