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A few words from people who found Hypnotherapy helpful

"Just over eight years ago I was diagnosed with mild MS (multiple sclerosis) after being wrongly diagnosed by five so called doctors and a consultant. My symptoms started to become worse each month. I was told that I was suffering from stress go home and rest. After my muscle spasms became worse one doctor mentioned that she thought I should see a neurologist but still I was not classed as urgent. I decided that as a one off I would go private. Thankfully I saw a neurologist who was worth every penny I spent. He thought I should be admitted to the Heath Hospital on his ward. That was November 96. "

"January 9th 1997 I was diagnosed. Because none of the doctors believed me I became afraid to go out on my own. I decided that I needed help so after visiting my GP (at a new surgery) I was referred to a Psychologist. After seeing her for almost a year nothing became of it. I heard about hypnotherapy on a programme and decided to try it as a last resort. After having just four sessions with Siôn Davies I now go places on my own, I have confidence which had been zapped from me I am almost back to my normal self. (If you know what I mean).
I would recommend Siôn to anyone who needs help. "

Zoe, Barry, Near Cardiff

"Low self-esteem, Confusion about life, little observation skills and lack of memory.... "

"Sion helped me with only a few sessions to understand the bigger picture of how people think, to look beyond my own worries, fears, concerns and somehow taught me to believe that I did great in life, that I was there for my friends and that I can be happy with my decisions. I can now look at myself and be proud of what I've achieved and of who I am. By feeling more confident I have become more aware of my environment and more able to take in things. I always hated not being very observant and not memorising what people told me, but most of that was due to having my head down all the time and when I got involved into conversations I felt so stressed about the desire of wanting to be liked that I hardly ever listened but instead tried to put my own feedback in, in the hope that the other person appreciated what I said. I'm not like that anymore, I'm much more interested in what other people have to say and it puts me more at ease."

Jana, Cardiff