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Hypnotherapy for IBS in the US
November 5, 2006 by Anonymous, 3 years 2 weeks ago
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As a clinical hypnotherapist, I've treated IBS. This biggest issue I have is not wheather it works, but rather the number of sessions. Based upon research and what I was originally taught, my standard number of sessions is five. One of the instructors that I studied with does only three. (He is a very experienced hypnotherapist AND CRNA in Tennessee.) The last patient that I had needed only one session. Believe me, I was surprised. (She had been receiving medical treatment for over a year.)
Tim Brunson DCH
http://www.hypnosisresearchinstitute.org
http://www.transformationsolutions.com