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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the first session involve?
The first sessions will involve an introduction; questions and answers;
taking a case history of the presenting problem and possibly some initial hypnosis work.
Generally it is to assess the suitability of hypnotherapy or cbt/rebt for your situation.
Any subsequent sessions will involve working on the specific problem and/or trance work,
as well as feedback from yourself.
How many sessions will it take?
This will depend on each individual's specific case and problem.
An improvement may be seen after 2-3 sessions.
Deeper issues involving the use of
cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT/REBT) will generally take longer with noticeable changes after 3-7 sessions.
But this depends on each individual's level of commitment.
How long is a treatment session?
| Therapy Session |
1 Hour |
| Stop smoking session |
1½-2 Hours |
Do you do home visits?
Yes - this usually can be arranged if your home environment is relatively non-disruptive.
But this is also dependent on your issues and location.
How much does it cost?
| Stop smoking in one session |
£100 |
| Therapy (per session) |
£50 |
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£40 (If 2 session block-bookings) |
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£35 (Unemployed/Students) |
* Please note that I am unable to take debit/credit cards
** No additional costs for home appointments within the area of South East London (zone 2, 3).
For appointments further afield, please email or call.
Which area in London do you cover?
Generally anywhere in London can be arranged, particularly South East London,
East London and Central London.
When you make an appointment, a full address and directions will be provided.
Since more than one practice location are available, the one most convenient
for you will be provided.
Do you provide evenings and weekend appointments?
Yes - evening and weekend appointments can be arranged.
Cancellation procedures
As long as you give 24 hours notice then no fees will be charged, but the treatment room at
Elephant & Castle are subject to a room hire cancellation fee.
What is an NHS Service Provider Code?
Clinical Hypnotherapy can sometimes be available and funded by the NHS. Should your
local GP wishes to refer you on, the NHS Service Provider Code can be used
for administrative purposes. The code is NOT an endorsement by the NHS.
[NHS Provider Code: 8HE02]
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"The role of the Criminal Records Bureau is to reduce the risk of abuse
by ensuring that those who are unsuitable are not able to work with children
and vulnerable adults" - The Home Secretary
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