An Edinburgh Hypnotherapist can help with many issues:
I don’t smoke anymore, it’s amazing after one meeting with you. I don’t think about smoking anymore in situations and places I use to smoke, thank you so much.
Agnieszka, Edinburgh
I have suffered from chronic but periodic Insomnia for many years. It has had a significant effect on my life and work. I had already figured out that it probably stemmed from other issues; stress, anxiety etc.. But after two hypnotherapy/NLP sessions with Stephen working on self-esteem and anxiety, things now appear to be moving in the right direction, with better sleep and greater attention on solving the underlying issues. I would recommend Stephen as thoughtful and helpful NLP/Hypnotherapy therapist.
Andrew, Scottish Borders.
Highly recommended. I had my session three years ago. Happy non-smoker.
Anna, Edinburgh
I had ankle surgery 10 months ago and although my ankle was getting stronger physically, I was still experiencing chronic pain. My physio suggested that my neural pain pathways had become habitual and so I thought I’d try hypnosis.
Stephen was very kind and made me feel very safe. He sat in a chair a few metres away and talked to me through headphones with music too. Slowly I relaxed completely (I was always awake though and could have come into full consciousness any time). He used a range of techniques to calm my pain. I had 2 sessions, after which he gave me a recording for pain reduction.
It has made a huge difference. I went from having a huge flare up from walking up some of Arthur’s seat before seeing Stephen to spending a week in Iceland with no issues after my treatment. This culminated in an 8km hike with steep inclines and uneven ground. To my surprise I managed it with no adverse effects at all. I still have niggles but I can relax them away and feel like I have my life back.
I highly recommend Stephen, especially if you have chronic pain. It is completely safe so you have nothing to lose. Anna, Edinburgh
Done wonders, not thought about smoking once. Chris, Edinburgh
In one session, Stephen cured me of a lifelong, unconscious and distressing habit. He was happy to let my husband sit in on the session, which immediately put me at ease. He took time to understand my issue and took me through a personalised hypnotherapy session which yielded immediate results. I would highly recommend his services. Colette, Edinburgh
I wasn’t sure what to expect going into hypnosis — I was definitely skeptical, but tried to stay open-minded. I’m really glad I did. The session helped me feel genuinely relaxed, and I noticed a real shift in how I experienced my pain afterwards and allowed me to stop taking pain medication after 2 years. It’s not a complete cure, pain can still come, but it made a meaningful difference and reminded me how powerful the mind-body connection can be. Highly recommend giving it a try if you’re dealing with chronic pain or tension. Lindsay, Edinburgh
The mindfulness sessions I had with Stephen guided me to organise my thoughts and feelings, allowing more peaceful thinking to help relieve stress and anxiety. The sessions were relaxed and informal -helped in no small way by Stephen’s calm and soothing voice! Morag, Edinburgh
I’m now in my 7th week of not smoking, I’m very pleased and my husband is delighted. I’m now happier, healthier and wealthier. Sandra, Edinburgh
Over time, to relieve the stiffness of the arthritis, I tried physio, Alexander Technique, exercise class and chiropraxis with varied benefits, but none specifically to my heel or gait. These having failed, and despite deep-rooted scepticism, I was persuaded by a neighbour and former practitioner to try hypnotherapy. I chose Stephen from a list on the internet, and that seems to have been a lucky choice. I have had two sessions with Stephen over the last month or so and have experienced a definite and significant improvement in my walking. I felt the benefit after my first session, having to walk half a mile to get my bus home and doing so without the usual lameness caused by the painful heel. After the second session I surprised myself when I had to scurry briefly to catch a bus and did so without trouble or discomfort. Now, on short walks, I generally go out without a stick, being fairly confident in my balance and finding some improvement in my stamina. Tom, Midlothian

