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It’s important to realize that autism isn’t a disease to be cured; it is just a different way of thinking. It is estimated that there are 700,000 autistic people in the UK- that is more than 1 in 100. Autism/Asperges is a developmental disorder characterized by difficulties with social interaction and communication, causing also restricted and repetitive behaviour.

Working with Autistic/ Asperges children and teenagers for last for 10 years has given me perspective and deep understanding what young children and teenagers with this syndrome go through on daily basis. Structure and organisation is a big part of life for people with Asperges and Autism, they love repetitive activities as any change brings chaos into their brain. Repetitive behaviour and repetitive tasks keep people with Asperges feeling safe and secure.

We have to mention emotional burdens that come with Asperges and Autism like dealing with anxiety, depression, not feeling enough and feeling constantly misunderstood. Struggling with social interactions and communicating their needs and wants is a massive task for children and adults with ASD but also sensory overwhelm when being in places like supermarkets or train stations or even shops when they are surrounded my lights and noise and voices talking to them.

We live in a world where everyone wants to be accepted and fit in. We don’t want to feel different, and we don’t like when we are judged and treated differently. Unfortunately, this is how people on autistic spectrum feel. Not accepted and awkward. Not fitting into norms of society. Even though Autistic people have got enormous number of strengths from unique sense of humour, honesty, strong sense of fairness and justice not mentioning their high intelligence, their lack in social interaction brings them down and makes them feel unappreciated.

It’s only recently that scientists have begun to understand that the way the brain processes the encoding and decoding that we call ‘writing’ and ‘reading’ isn’t the same for everybody.

For a very long time it was widely assumed that anybody who struggled with letters and words beyond their early schooldays must simply be ‘less intelligent’.

Hypnotherapy cannot cure dyslexia, but it will help with managing symptoms of it like anxiety, low self-esteem, depression, not feeling enough, spelling more accurately or reading fluently.

Working for many years with dyslexic children on autistic spectrum, I have learnt that every child has got different type of dyslexia that impacts his or her life in different forms. Dyslexia also comes not only with struggles at school related to reading, maths, English or spelling, but also with struggles of everyday tasks like being not organised, not managing a day properly or even not understanding information or not processing information correctly. This will impact children’s self-esteem as they will feel different and not enough.

The same feelings come with adults. Dyslexic adults lack in confidence. Depending on type of dyslexia and how much it impacts their everyday life, they believe they are not good enough and not intelligent enough. Helping their children with homework is struggle too as they do not process information, sometimes not understanding how to spell words correctly, how to pronounce them correctly or even what words mean.

Hypnotherapy will help a child or an adult with confidence that they have always been struggling with. It is not only related to academic side of life but also everyday struggles that they have because of it. As hypnotherapy works with creative, subconscious mind through words a hypnotherapist with transform old believes and patterns of thinking that block and stop a child or an adult to achieve its highest potential. Whether the blockages are related to fluent reading, spelling, anxiety, confidence etc the cause of issues will be found and transformed by ordering and instructing conscious mind to make important changes.

At the end of a session a recording will be given to a child or an adult to listen to, to transform old believes and way of thinking to make a positive change and reduce symptoms that a person with dyslexia has got.

Rapid Transformational Therapy® combines principles of hypnotherapy, psychotherapy, neuro-linguistic programming, cognitive behavioural therapy, and neuroscience.

Using elements of hypnosis, including trance, regression, and hypnotic conditioning, Rapid Transformational Therapy® therapists aim to teach you how to communicate with your subconscious mind, helping you to access and address any issues that may be causing unwanted behaviour, reactions or could be holding you back.

This form of therapy uses Command Cell therapy, a technique that can help heal, rather than condition your body. Together, this allows past or underlying traumas to be addressed in a way that can help you to effectively overcome these issues.

How we navigate the world with our conscious mind is something that we develop early on. As we get older, willpower alone can often struggle to change bad habits, learned behaviours, or things we have become conditioned to fear. This is why we may make the same resolutions year after year, and set ourselves the same goals, but we still struggle to achieve the changes.

The session is about 90 to 120 minutes long. It starts with a short chat about any issues you’re facing, and since we know that 90% of all our behaviours, issues and habits are rooted in the subconscious mind, it’s important to get to the core. You will then enter a soothing state of hypnosis, where the door to the subconscious mind opens. Following your session with a therapist, you then typically receive a bespoke recording which you can listen to for a set period of time (usually 21 days or longer). This can help to rewire your brain, helping you to adapt and change your thought processes. Through changing unhelpful thoughts and patterns, you can make significant changes to your actions, and how they affect your life.

Having hypnotherapy in the comfort of your own home can feel more relaxing and uninhibited, which may allow you to be more sincere and open when communicating, allowing the therapist to evaluate you much better.

Hypnotherapy from home follows the same format and lasts the same amount of time as face-to-face sessions.