Freedom from Shame through Self-Hypnosis
Using Hypnosis to Conquer Fear
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The world is dealing with unprecedented challenges. All over the world, people are struggling with the stress of the pandemic and related emotional, physical, and financial hardships. The pandemic has added to an already heavy burden of stress that many were already carrying. While our hypnosis app is not a cure for COVID, it can help you manage many of the issues that the pandemic has brought to a head. With hypnotherapy, you can boost your immune system, ease your stress, and build healthier habits right now. Are you prepared for whatever tomorrow has to bring? With hypnosis, you can be.
Strengthening Your Body
Your mind and body are intricately and intimately connected. What happens in your body can affect your viewpoints and mindset, and your mindset can affect how your body functions. In other words, each aspect of your health affects every other aspect. Hypnosis can help you take control of your mind-body health and get more out of both.
We know that stress and worry can suppress your immune response. Keeping your immune system healthy can be a great way to take control of your health and protect yourself against opportunistic pathogens such as COVID. With online hypnosis, you can keep your immune system stronger and healthier, prepared to tackle anything it encounters.
During a study with medical students dealing with exam stress, those who used self-hypnosis had stronger immune responses compared to students who did not. The responses were strongest in students who used self-hypnosis most frequently. Hypnotherapy is naturally relaxing, but it goes a step beyond that by giving you tools to manage your stress not just while you are practicing but throughout the day.
When you use online hypnosis, you can calm your mind and spirit and tap into your body’s natural healing power.
Nurturing Your Mind
A worldwide pandemic ranks fairly high on the scale of stressful events. Many people are struggling with anxiety and stress right now. They are worried about contracting the virus, afraid for their health or finances, worried about their family members or loved ones, isolated and alone, and struggling with both short- and long-term ramifications of the effects of the virus on their community and the world. Managing the psychological toll of the virus is no small feat.
Tuning out the daily news or local health authority’s updates might not be an option, but setting limits on your consumption can help reduce your burden. Creating boundaries and sticking with them is a good start to protecting your emotional health. It might not be enough, however. You may also need to create a nurturing sanctuary for your mind.
You cannot control a world that feels increasingly out of control, but you do have control over your surroundings. Creating a safe space for yourself can help you feel more organized with a sense of predictability and security for yourself. Online hypnosis can prove a valuable tool here, too. By setting time aside each day to engage in self-hypnotherapy, you can tap into your strength and rejuvenate your mind as you rest, recuperate, and relax.
With self-hypnosis, you can clear out the mental clutter and focus on the things that matter with laser-like clarity.
Improving Your Habits
Most of us have a few lingering bad habits. Right now, though, those bad habits could be putting our health at risk. An unhealthy diet, a sedentary lifestyle, and smoking can all put you in a higher-risk category for COVID-related complications. Hypnosis can help you end those bad habits for good.
Our hypnosis app works on a subconscious level where habits live. You relax deeply, and your subconscious mind becomes more open and accepting of new ideas. Suggestions offered can help you learn to approach your habit in a whole new way, such as:
- Feeling energized about exercise
- Craving healthy foods
- Discarding unhealthy foods more easily
- Conquering emotional eating
- Overcoming your desire to smoke
You can learn new coping mechanisms and develop new tools to manage your urges and cravings without giving in to unhealthy desires.
UpNow’s hypnosis app is easy to use whenever and wherever you need it. The therapy works on a subconscious level to help you set down your burden of stress, calm your mind, and soothe your spirit even amid a global pandemic. If you are ready to move forward even when the world seems at a standstill, UpNow can help you make it happen. Visit us today to learn more or to download our app.
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