RTT (Rapid transformational Therapy)
RTT (Rapid Transformational Therapy) use hypnosis to work with conditions or change habits. The purpose of RTT is to develop and implement strategies to help you, the client, reach personally identified goals.
The starting process for an RTT session involves reviewing the issue you are experiencing and identifying a desired outcome. Throughout the therapeutic relationship, the RTT Practitioner will engage the client n very direct and personal conversations and induce hypnosis to allow access to the clients subconscious mind.
After this the Practitioner may:
Lead you into a deeply relaxed state - most people feel relaxed and refreshed.
Review memories of events that were the root cause of the issue you are experiencing.
Use various methods to help you towards your desired outcome - for example, making suggestions to your subconscious that you decide upon, such as suggesting you no longer have an urge to carry out a particular habit.
Gradually bring you out of the extremely relaxed state.
Important Information:
RTT can be done via Zoom or in person, it makes no difference to the outcome.
You are fully in control when under hypnosis and do not have to take on any suggestions if you do not want to.
If necessary you can bring yourself out of the hypnotic state
Hypnosis only works if you wish to be hypnotised
Do not use hypnosis if you have experienced psychosis or if you have been diagnosed with a personality disorder, such as bipolar disorder, as it could make your condition worse.
During the RTT process there may be reason to review some unpleasant memories or experience some uncomfortable emotions. It is acknowledged that making personal changes in behaviour, thinking and emotions through RTT sometimes requires learning by trial and error, and so some confusion or setbacks in the process may occur. You (the client) will need to acknowledge and agree to accept these potential risks.
You should seek the advice of a qualified medical practitioner before commencing RTT if you have any questions or concerns related to your mental or physical health, physical fitness or medical conditions.