This is where the problem may begin as activation of the fight or flight response with no physical outlet, such as if we are stuck in a traffic jam and can’t fight it or flee it, or maybe an unfair confrontation in the workplace where once again the response for action may be triggered but we cant vent it by fighting or running away without consequences we would rather avoid. Perhaps both of these events and more are experienced on the same day, perhaps every day, and the stress builds within us until it can damage our health if a solution is not found Stress isn’t always bad – the stress response was designed to help and protect us and some people even place themselves in stressful situations they know they can handle for excitement and ‘the rush’ as it is often called.

We all experience stress in different ways depending upon our personality type, conditioning and possible training also. When we face a stressor but perceive we have the ability to deal with it successfully a feeling of success and achievement can be gained. Getting the balance right between good stress to motivate us and encourage us to grow, and our ability to cope with the stress is possibly the key to remaining healthy, positive and active in whatever arena of life we find ourselves. Our ability to cope with stress can be affected by our diet and the intake of good substances that out body needs to remain strong and flexible and to repair itself when needed.

Also we should avoid anything that could cause us to be more stressed or weaker such as drugs, alcohol, smoking etc. Finally, stress can be external, some event or situation that is causing stress, or internal, attitudes or emotions that lead to stress (anxiety, guilt, low self esteem, fear, etc). What is the Fight/Flight Response? Why do we still have it? The ‘Fight or Flight Response’ is a physiological reaction and is the body’s response to a stressor. Changes in hormones prepare a person to either stay and deal with a stressor or to take flight/run away. This immediate state of alarm is when the body prepares to take action, and in this state a person will be extremely alert to their surroundings but also very anxious and possibly unable to concentrate.

The body will slow down systems not vital in responding to the stressor, such as the digestive system, which is why a person in a fight or flight situation may have a dry mouth and a nervous/upset stomach. The body will make other preparations such as improved cooling for the body as more energy is used and this will result in perspiration. The fight or flight response is a very old and very basic response and has been with us for a very long time. It was originally a response to danger that would prepare our ancestors to fight the wild beast or the enemy who might suddenly threaten or confront them, or to take flight and literally run away from the danger. This response is triggered when we send a message of alarm to a part of the brain called the hypothalamus.

This area of the brain will then send a signal to the glands to release adrenaline, cortisol and endorphin into the blood stream. Increased levels of adrenaline increase heart rate and blood flow which in turn brings extra oxygen and glucose to the muscles. Cortisol causes an increase in amino-acids and sugars in the blood. Amino-acids are crucial for the repair and recovery of damaged tissues which may occur under stress and the blood sugar adds to the availability of glucose (fuel) for the body. The release of endorphin, which is a morphine like substance only more powerful, provides the body’s natural tranquilizing system.

Pain is blocked and a feeling of euphoria may be experienced, both helping to get the body through the situation it may find itself in due to stress. We still have this response, as it is still necessary to prepare and protect us in times of alarm, such as being involved in an emergency situation of any kind, or being confronted with any form of potentially life threatening danger. Once the initial stages of this fight or flight response are over, a person will have a psychological reaction to the stressor which will be based upon many variables including, personality type, conditioning, age, physical and mental ability, and their knowledge relevant to the situation to be dealt with.

It is very often the resulting symptoms of this fight or flight response kicking in that we tend to call a panic attack. what actually happens is that we may be in a situation where we can’t fight or flight, such as a meeting or on a train, and so we become more and more anxious and may feel as though we will pass out, or be sick, or any one of a number of responses. What often happens then,is we find we have a desperate need to urinate, and that is another way the subconscious mind will sometimes attempt to gain our attention and force us to leave the arena in which we find ourselves at the time. It is normally the feeling of not being able to escape, and knowing that we might have this strong feeling to fight or flight that causes much of the anxiety and expectation of problems for most people who find they need help to overcome their problem.

Also, many people….no…that should be most people who suffer from panic attacks and anxiety will normally have the need for some Obsessive compulsive actions in their life…it can often be a type of coping, or controlling strategy. Why hypnotherapy is totally different from any other form of therapy? Hypnotherapy is different from any other form of therapy because of the way in which the therapy part happens while one is in hypnosis. Put another way, hypnotherapy is a very effective combination of hypnosis, a trance or altered state of mind and deep relaxation, and the chosen therapy, which might be for example; suggestion therapy, regression, ego states therapy, neuro-linguistic-programming or hypnoanalysis.

Hypnosis allows an individual to enter a state of deep relaxation which in itself is a very useful therapy for combating stress. It also allows one to become calm and focused, as all parts of the mind work together and concentrate on solving the problem at hand, and therefore making the very best use of the chosen therapy as it is applied. Why it is so helpful in cases of stress, anxiety and panic attacks? Hypnosis is a state in which the conscious critical faculty is temporarily suspended or distracted and in which all parts of the mind work in harmony for the good of the whole being. When in hypnosis an individual can become very relaxed and at the same time very aware and ‘sharp’, mentally focused. For the computer literate, I would liken hypnosis to the ‘safe mode’ on a computer, where if a part of the system is acting up or malfunctioning, placing the system in safe mode allows for investigation and repair to be carried out safely while minimising the risk to the normal operating systems.

In some sports it would be like a ‘time-out’, where all parts of the team come together briefly to review the current state of play, to identify where poor choices may have affected the outcomes and to choose a new strategy to move forward with. In the normal hurly burly of life we seldom have time to take a time out, or to go into safe mode to pull together our resources and to calmly take stock and plan our best way forward. Hypnosis then, is a safe, relaxing state in which we can let go the tensions in and around us for a short period, and in which, if we desire it, a skilled therapist can guide us through the stages of investigation, discovery, planning and repair we may need. Hypnotherapy therefore provides relaxation (and clients of good therapists learn self-hypnosis so they can find this deep relaxation for themselves) and is therefore useful at even this basic level, as a kind of first aid.

The good therapist will help the client to find any repressed emotions, triggers and false instincts from the past that are a kind of out-of-date, erroneous, or maybe just no longer wanted or needed programming, that loops around once triggered to cause us much anxiety and feelings of panic, but we often don’t know why. Following this, the wonderful power of hypnotic suggestion, and Neuro-Linguistic programming techniques will be used to provide new and efficient programming to support moves forward into a much more positive life with a better outlook on everything..

How Anxiety Helps

You may be surprised to discover that everyone feels some stress and anxiety, no matter how talented. Nervous energy and anxiety can be channeled into the delivery, making a very energetic performance balanced with a good sense of timing. You can learn how to channel your nervous energy into a positive force for your presentations through self-hypnosis.

This anxiousness and nervous energy also helps you make a connection with the audience. When you are able to relate to your audience, you are better able to make a powerful speech. Effective public speaking begins with creating a dynamic with the audience.

Perception of the Audience

You might be worried about the audience’s perception of you but you really need to focus on your perception of the audience. Many successful speakers see their performance as a way of communicating with many people at once. They know that the people listening are sympathetic and they make themselves relatable.

Consider that the fear of public speaking is one of the most common phobias. Chances are that nearly everyone in the crowd has the same fear that you do. Simply making note of your nervousness in a lighthearted manner is a wonderful way to ease into the presentation.

Taking Control of Your Emotions

You can get control of your emotions through your subconscious mind. Your self-consciousness is part of the problem. You are too aware of yourself, making it difficult to see the audience and their point of view. Think about the speeches that you have enjoyed in the past. These presentations are not likely to have been flawless.

You can use hypnosis to program your subconscious mind to communicate calmness to the rest of your body. Your emotional state is stable and your body does not fall into patterns of panic commonly associated with excessive anxiety and stress.

Fear Public Speaking Hypnosis CD

Your can begin taking control you your emotions and you can begin to visualize yourself delivering a comfortable speech by adopting a self-hypnosis recording. This process is very simple and it takes no more effort than setting aside some time to relax and listen.

Duncan McColl created many fantastic recordings during his lifetime and it is very fortunate that we still have access to his work. His recording found here – Fear Public Speaking offers the support that you need. Other valuable recordings on the subject can be found here – Hypnosis CD. Simply click the links for more information.

Every smoker knows that it’s bad for their health, but many smokers continue the habit for decades. Each year they experience a decline in their health. But why do people take up the habit and why do they find it hard to quit?

Lets look at it rationally. Smoking is a strange behaviour. Smoking is disgusting. Smoking stains your teeth and fingers. Smoking causes bad breath. Smoking creates an unpleasant environment for non-smokers. Most start smoking when they are teenagers because they need to be one of the ‘crowd’ and they want to be cool. If their friends smoke there’s a lot of pressure to take up the habit. Other people turn to smoking because they are looking for a way to relieve stress. Even though tobacco does provide short-term relief, it is a contributing factor to stress in the long run.

Most smokers come to a time in their life where they want to quit. Perhaps their health problems have increased and they finally realise they have to give up their habit. Unfortunately, the addictive nature of tobacco has taken hold and makes it difficult.

How does hypnosis work? Lets look at why hypnosis is a viable option to achieve your goal. In a hypnotic state the emphasis is laid on the psychological healing rather than the physical, to change the persons habit or a behavior. During the time you are in a state of trance you will not appear to be aware of what is being said to you, although, contrary to popular beliefs, you will be conscious throughout. When in a hypnotic state it is your subconscious mind that takes over, this is the part of your brain that stores your memories. The hypnotherapist will talk to your subconscious mind about the benefits to you of not smoking, they will put thoughts into you subconscious like; My thoughts are my own. I am free to do what I want, when I want and go where I want, with no thoughts of smoking cigarettes coming into my mind. Your conscious mind will be conditioned to want to stay away from cigarettes, and there will be no withdrawal symptoms. Now you can feel the freedom without tobacco, how great It is to feel cigarettes no longer have that power over you. You want to stay here in this moment of no smoking for ever, and when you come back from your hypnotic state these thoughts will have been automatically accepted by your conscious mind and you will have no tobacco cravings.

If you choose hypnosis to help you quit smoking you should feel more relaxed and in control. Your intention to quit should still be clear in your mind. Your subconscious mind will kick in and help you to ignore the urge to “light up”. If you choose to quit smoking using hypnosis, you will avoid becoming dependent on nicotine replacement therapy and also avoid the side effects associated with prescription drugs.

Smokers who have tried any of the aids to quit smoking and have found them unsuccessful, or who do not want to go for nicotine replacement therapy (some people find they cannot wear the patches or use the gum) then quit smoking hypnosis seminars can be an attractive option. However, there is a chance that the group hypnosis seminar may not work for some of you. This is because the depth of hypnosis varies from person to person, and the motivation for quitting also differs, everybody is different after all. Hypnosis requires absolute quiet with no distractions. If you are in a room full of other people you may be distracted by small noises which in turn, may make your concentration stray. A better option would be a one to one hypnotherapy session.

Self-hypnosis is good option, the recordings provided in self-hypnosis programs do the same job that a hypnotist’s voice would, they improve your ability to focus. Of course, this is done in the comfort of your own home, at a time that suits you. What could be better? It works for most people. And of course you can have as many sessions as you like and as often as you need, and at no extra cost.

Hypnosis can be effective in other areas too, such as stress management, sexual difficulties, eating disorders, obesity,anger management and shyness. Hypnosis is also used for managing pain. It is especially useful for conditions like inflammatory bowel disease that do not respond well to prescription drugs.

Now looking back, I remember how easy it was for me to quit smoking, I was amazed when I realized that I stopped having a craving for cigarettes and that I never gave smoking another thought.

The bottom line is hypnosis works! Isn’t it time to find out more information about how you can improve your own life? Don’t you owe it to yourself?

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To answer these questions we must delve a litte deeper into the subject of hypnosis to find out what it is and what it can and can’t do!

Hypnosis and self hypnosis are natural, practical and highly effective techniques used for entering an extremely relaxed state while remaining acutely aware. Hypnosis can be used on its own as a relaxation or stress-reduction tool or in conjunction with affirmations and/or visualization for a specific desired outcome.

Self hypnosis has many similarities with meditation. However, unlike meditation hypnosis has a somewhat dubious image thanks, mostly, to Hollywood! Hollywood has painted a picture of hypnosis that is less than favourable. In many movies hypnosis is used to brain-wash people and make them perform dubious actions against their will. Please bare in mind that these are movies made for entertainment purposes only. This, however, is as far from the truth as you can get.

Some people also view self hypnosis and hypnosis as being different. The truth is all hypnosis is actually self hypnosis because you cannot enter the hypnotic state unless you give your consent!

The only difference between hypnosis and self hypnosis is that the first occurs when a hypnotist takes you into trance and the latter occurs when you do it yourself.

Just as meditation relaxes the body and focuses the mind, self hypnosis achieves the very same aim although it does not require years of practise.

So a trance state, induced by either hypnosis or self hypnosis, is the same regardless of how you entered it. It is necessary to have a person’s consent if you want them to enter a trance state. If you do not want to go into trance it just will not happen. Therefore you cannot be hypnotized to do something you do not want to do or that would go against your values!

So what can self hypnosis do?

As a form of stress control self hypnosis is probably the fastest and easiest way to see results quickly. Hypnosis is such a highly effective tool that many countries offer it as a medical treatment in their mainstream hospitals. In fact it can be an effective form of treatment for many ailments and is even offered free in the UK on their National Health Service.

Using self hypnosis with affirmations and mental imagery can hasten goal-achievement by focusing your mind and removing your own internal blocks to success. For this reason it has become very popular with devotees of self improvement and personal development.

Almost all internal blocks can be removed with hypnosis and it has been shown to raise the odds of a person reaching any goal by a huge percentage.

Never be fearful that some evil hypnotist might put you into a trance for his own gain. It cannot happen. By happy though that you are able to use the power of self hypnosis to remove all you inner limitations and stresses and also to program your mind and body for success!

Many people face the fear of having a panic episode at one time or another. The drive to stop panic attacks is great, especially after you have experienced one. Some people have these experiences on a regular basis. This is when the occasional attacks merge into panic disorder.  When panic becomes an everyday concern, it is time to consider the possibility of having a psychological disorder. Take note that panic episodes are sudden, intense and monstrous so you may feel that you have a serious disorder. However, these intense emotions can be sorted with the right intervention.

The problem is that people who have panic attacks may feed their fears of having another one. These fears compile into a general feeling of stress and anxiousness. These emotive forces can morph into a panic disorder if they are experienced on a regular basis. It is important to take control of the situation before a serious condition emerges.

Panic Disorders Defined

What’s the difference between wanting to stop panic attacks and getting treatment for panic disorders? The attacks are random. Some people experience maybe one or two in their lifetimes. Others have them every so often.

The problem with panic attacks is that they are caused by fear. In turn, they also cause fear. This is an ugly cycle that can spin out of control if you do not take measures to deal with the symptoms before they strike again.

This disorder is classified as an anxiety disorder. This is a condition that is diagnosed by a doctor and it requires treatment. You know that you have a serious condition if you are unable to function normally on a daily basis.

Symptoms of the Disorder

This anxiety disorder is closely linked to feelings of terror and panic attack problems. The emotion arises suddenly and without warning. The sufferer experiences the intense feelings repeatedly. The emotional components are exasperated by the physical symptoms of panic disorder.During a panic episode, you feel you heart pounding out of control. Sweating and dizziness can occur. Some people feel nauseous and weak as well. Shaking and an inability to stand are also symptoms of this type of attack.

Emotionally, you may feel as if something terrible is about to happen. Some people feel as if they are going to die during the episode. Numbness and tingling sensations can also occur. The effort to stop panic attacks before they develop into psychological disorders is very important. The major difference between an attack and a disorder is that the disorder disrupts your daily life. The fear and anxiety do not completely go away and the condition worsens over time.One of the best ways to combat the fear and anxiety associated with the attacks is to undergo hypnotherapy. Self-hypnosis is a terrific approach that can help you stop panic attacks before they develop into something that you cannot manage.

Using Self Hypnosis To End Panic

Self hypnosis recordings allow you to take control of your own therapy; allowing you to treat yourself, at your own convenience so you can get the most out of the treatment. One excellent self hypnosis recording specifically designed to help you overcome your anxiety attacks is Stop Panic Attacks by Debbie Williams, Debbie’s years of experience in hypnotherapy plus the 60 day full money back guarantee make this recording an excellent choice for everyone. If you seek more information or to look over a suite of anxiety related recordings please follow this link: Anxiety Panic Attacks 

Hypnosis can be described as a mental state in which mind is completely free from any kind of distortion and is open to suggestions. The difference between normal hypnosis and self hypnosis is very minute. Self hypnosis is much easier to perform because any one undergoing this kind of hypnosis is free from any stress which may exist because of the presence of another person.

People undergoing self hypnosis may have some fears that are closer to fiction than to reality. Fear of losing individuality and becoming slave of hypnotist are totally baseless. No one in this world has the power to make you his slave through hypnosis. You have to understand that you are going in the state of hypnosis, a hypnotist or a self hypnosis CD is only acting as a medium. If you don’t want to go through hypnosis no one can hypnotize you.

Self hypnosis act in the same way as normal hypnosis. The only difference is that in place of a hypnotist some other things like self hypnosis CDs are used.

All the things that we do or all our habits are stored in our subconscious mind. Self hypnosis makes changes in our subconscious mind so you don’t have to force your self to do any thing. It becomes very natural. The transition from bad habits to good habits is very smooth. For understanding self hypnosis example of listening to music can be taken. When you listen to music, you become unaware of your surrounding and your mood becomes light. Same things happen during self hypnosis but the only difference is that during the session your subconscious mind takes suggestions and changes your thought pattern

Some people confuse hypnosis with sleeping but the two states are exactly opposite of each other, during sleep you are completely unaware of any thing but during self hypnosis your awareness increases manifold.

Self hypnosis helps you in relaxing and rejuvenating your mind and body. Self hypnosis is not medication, it is a procedure used to harness the power of you brain for your own benefit.

Anxiety Self Help

The process of introducing an independent approach to taking care of your excessive anxiousness is to begin with research and assessment. You are starting on this journey by reading about ways to find the proper intervention for your needs. There are probably significant signs that you want to find support and guidance.

Your anxiousness can develop into different problems including panic attack, sleep disorders and phobic conditions. These conditions can significantly interfere with your ability to function normally on a day-to-day basis. When this occurs, your anxiousness is more than just an emotion; it is a habitual way of responding to stress.

Stress and Anxiousness

When you think in terms of anxiety, you become obsessed with the negative emotions. Anxiety self-help seeks to get rid of the anxiousness you feel before it develops into other emotional problems. Anxious feelings are very powerful side effects of stress that can lead to serious conditions that interfere with your daily life.

Stressed Conditions

When any of these serious conditions have an impact on your daily life, it is time to seek support. Using self-hypnosis is a viable option that can help you create new patterns of thoughts and new habitual responses to stressful situations. As you learn how to relax deeply, the anxiousness and tension melts away.

Overcome Anxiety Help

You can find the assistance you need in a hypnosis recording. Joseph Clough’s masterful recording found here – Overcome Anxiety Help – is an excellent example of a composition designed specifically for easing stress and anxiousness. Debbie Williams offers her clinical expertise in her recording found here – Stop Worrying – that encourages the listener to let go of worry. Other excellent selections are available here – Anxiety Self Help. Simply follow the links for more information.

To be fit and healthy most people willingly work their body and muscles in whatever form of exercise they enjoy doing, but forget to take into account their mental health. Self hypnosis allows you to de-stress and relax in our often hectic modern lifestyle.

Self hypnosis techniques are freely available as downloads from many hypnosis sites. This form of relaxation has many converts all over the world. Self hypnosis downloads are all very well but it can not be replaced by being shown how you can learn self hypnosis for free.

Imagine just being able to take yourself into self hypnosis whilst you relaxed at the beach or whilst sitting in the garden. No ear phones felling slightly uncomfortable in your ears, or no having to make sure you have an mp3 player with you.

Well now you can and you can do it for free, but first let me tell you more about the great benefits you can get from Self hypnosis. Self hypnosis can be used to help build self confidence, ease stress, you can use it to compliment your diet or strengthen your resolve to lose weight or to increase your willpower to finely give up smoking.

You often hear commentators at sports events talking about athletes or sporting heroes becoming focused or as it used to be called “getting in to the zone” What they are all doing to become focused is a form of self hypnosis they have learnt to master.

There is nothing mystical or secret in learning self hypnosis. It is so simple that I guarantee anyone can learn to do it. You can now learn the simple self hypnosis techniques for free. You can even learn to use it to help your weight loss, muscle building and even your golf.

You can now learn self hypnosis for free and you will soon learn the wonderful feeling of being able to let yourself relax so deeply and easily as you use your self hypnosis technique. Self hypnosis can be put to good use to help you to listen to your mind at a deeper level. Once you have mastered how to do self hypnosis it is just a simple process to be able to use it for confidence building and a host of other self improvements. This will then help you reach your maximum potential.

People often have the perception that they have no control about what their minds are doing. Through the events that happened around them, peoples’ emotions are easily involved and they develop a flaw mode of thinking as time goes on.

Stress, depression and anxiety are not just mental hazards; they are physical too. That is why most of us experience feeling lightheaded, short of breath and many other symptoms which may lead sufferers further down the road to mental disorders.

By properly managing one’s skills or changing the way of thinking, anyone can change himself to be the master of his emotions rather than the slave.

Below are 4 powerful tips to help you get rid of any emotional attachment to any event.

o Self-Hypnosis at Pre-bedtime

Self hypnosis is a powerful tool which is able to change your thoughts and the way your body reacts to your thinking. In major situations, people who are suffering under stress have the problem getting a good sleep or worse, they may suffer from insomnia.

Pre-bedtime hypnosis is useful to calm your mind down before sleep and help to attain a sound and deep sleep. All you need to do is to lie down in a comfortable position and spend two to five minutes, reflecting to yourself:

“I have been tired the whole day long.”

“Now it is time to rest. I am not going to think about other things.”

“I am going to get a good night’s sleep.”

“Tomorrow will be another good and productive day.”

“I am resting safely and comfortably now.”

Doing this might not be effective to some people because everyone is different and unique. It depends on each individual case. It is important to understand what causes you to be stressed and find out the magic word that will soothe your mind.

Remember the basic skill to make this work is to concentrate!

o Self-hypnosis at post-bedtime

How we feel in the morning determines the rest of the day. When we wake up feeling stressed or depressed, then the rest of the day will not be better than what we imagine.

In reality, some people may find morning time rather depressing because they might think that it is another stressful day for them to work, having to deal with unexpected events or face difficult problems.

Morning hypnosis is another useful spell. Unlike a fairy tale, it only serves as a spirit booster and helps you to change your thinking for the entire day. Say to yourself:

“Yesterday is over, now is the beginning of my new day.”

“I am the main character of my life; I decide what I want for the day.”

“Okay good, I am full of energy now. I am going to perform my best today.”

“Okay, by end of today I will achieve something I want!”

Close your eyes and isolate yourself from any disturbance. Make this process not longer than 5 minutes.

Same as pre-bedtime hypnosis, concentration is the key to send the magic word deep down into your subconscious mind and let it work for you.

Do not ever be skeptic about your ability to do your own self-hypnosis. Even a professional hypnotist will not be successful in hypnotizing you if you do not believe in him.

o Self-talk

When you are caught up in a distressful situation, self-talk is a great way for you to bring back your direction.

“Okay, I am cool. I am cool.”

“Something bad is happening to me, I know I should handle this consciously.”

“It will be alright. Losing this will not cost me my life. It is not the end of my world.”

By doing this, obviously you are the master of your mind, taking control of the situation and being able to decide what will be your next move. However, most people will have these thoughts running through their heads:

“Why is this happening to me?”

“I am not going to live without this.”

“I do not want this to happen to me, etc.”

You will realize that by suppressing or avoiding these feelings, it will just worsen the situation, and these negative thoughts will linger in your mind.

o Breathing skill

Last but not least, learning a breathing skill is highly recommended when you are having stress, depression or other emotional situations.

Frankly, I myself was an anxious guy. I had experienced shortness of breath, extremities tingling and nausea during an anxiety attack. At first, I thought I was going to die.

That attack brought me to a specialist and he explained what was actually going on with my body and the entire episode was caused by flawed mode of thinking. He later taught me the proper way of breathing should I experience another anxiety attack.

I doubted his answer and solution given to me. Until my next attack, I have no other choices but to learn the breathing skill taught by the specialist. Incredibly, I shook off the symptoms in just a minute and immediately, my body got back to normal.

Then, I found out that when someone is highly distressed or severely anxious, the breathing pattern will change as a physical reflex. Shallow chest breathing can cause your heart to beat faster and your muscles to tense up, hence exacerbate any distressful event.

To deal with this situation, breathing from your diaphragm will oxygenate your blood, which help you to relax almost in a split second. The actual way of doing it is:

Try one of these 4 tips, and you will see positive results to help you get rid of emotional attachments.

The Mind Is The Limit