Are you struggling with the heartbreak of trying, month after month, to conceive? Does seeing other women’s babies bring you to tears? Do you wonder if you’ll ever have a family? And are you tired of all those doctor visits and data entry sheets?
Hypnosis may help.
According to the American Society of Reproductive Medicine, 6.1 million American women and their partners experience difficulties in conceiving a child. Many of these families will turn to Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART). The hypnotherapists at NoVA Hypnosis and Wellness have helped couples overcome their fertility challenges and conceive successfully by using hypnosis to alleviate one or more factors which may have been blocking conception. These can include stress in the home, anxiety towards becoming a parent, or unidentified medical conditions.
In hypnosis, the root of stress-related infertility can be more easily uncovered. We use a powerful, interactive and fun process of hypnosis whereby the therapist guides the client to the appropriate level (depth) of hypnosis for the presenting problem through a series of suggestions. Once at the appropriate level of hypnosis, the client’s subconscious mind is optimally open and receptive to the combination of positive suggestions co-created by the therapist and the client during the intake portion of the session. Because hypnotherapy occurs on the level of the subconscious mind, results can be more dramatic, noticeable and permanent then when the conscious mind is engaged.
Hypnosis is gaining more recognition nationwide as an established option for infertility. Studies have shown that including hypnotherapy among treatment options can double the success rate. In fact, in a 2000 study, 54 percent of patients who used mind/body techniques were able to conceive, as opposed to 20 percent of the control subjects. In addition, the patients using such techniques reported significantly less depression and anxiety.
If you or someone you know is dealing with infertility and is ready for natural, safe, and effective help, please call 571-295-7371 for a Free Phone Consultation.*
References:
Domar, A., Zuttermeister, P., Friedman, R (1999). Distress and Conception in Infertile Women: A complementary approach. Journal of the American Medical Women’s Association. Vol. 54, No.4
Domar, A., Clapp, D., Slawsby, E., Dusek, J., Kessel, B., Freizinger, M (2000). Impact of group psychological interventions on pregnancy rates in infertile women. Fertility and Sterility Vol. 73, no.4 April.
*We recommend you always seek the advice of a licensed mental health or medical provider prior to starting any new treatment plan or with any questions regarding your medical or mental health condition. Our providers neither diagnose nor treat mental health or medical conditions, nor do they provide counseling or medical care. Please be aware our services are meant to supplement, not substitute for the care provided by your licensed mental health or medical provider.
