Suzanne Thomas is a London hypnotherapist who uses hypnosis, relaxation, self-hypnosis, mindfulness, NLP, imagery and visualisation within a counselling, therapy framework to help with relationship and sexual difficulties. She is a fully registered hypnotherapist practising hypnotherapy in London.
There are many areas where difficulties concerning relationships can arise:
- meeting someone
- making a relationship
- sustaining a relationship
- splitting up
- heartbreak
- loss
- repeating patterns
- communication
- sexual difficulties
- past traumas
- interpersonal dynamics
Hypnotherapy and counselling for relationship difficulties
To talk about relationships opens a huge box, within which are many variations. There are relationships with one other person. This could be a partner, a parent, an authority figure, a pet or anyone else. There are relationships between people you know. There is, of course, your relationship with yourself or groups of people and these have their own page on this website called self-esteem and confidence. Within any relationship is space for many scenarios. As every person is unique, so every relationship is and the members of that relationship bring their own experiences and expectations to it. Every relationship offers hope and potential to learn, to grow, to live and love better. Within each relationship is also possibility for confusion and pain, through fear, disappointment or clumsiness in communication. My skills and experience cover the instances and scenarios that could be affecting you, offering detailed relationship therapy London clients of mine already benefit from.
Hypnotherapy and counselling for sexual difficulties
In a relationship, if one or both people are stressed or depressed or ill, it’s likely that this will have an impact on their sex life, as it will if they aren’t getting on in one way or another. Furthermore, if either or both partners are experiencing difficulties in other areas of life, these may well impact on their sex life.
It could be that either partner is bringing particular sexual difficulties from their past which is preventing a good sex life.
All of the above are experienced as sexual difficulties when expressed by physical or emotional difficulty with sex.
Here are some tools and suggestions:
- Listen to one of my relaxations with the aim of giving yourself a mini holiday. Click on the Soundcloud link on the home page of this website.
- Try to express yourselves using, “I feel…” rather than, “You make me feel…”
- Always say hello and goodbye when one or other arrives or leaves and do not go to bed angry.
- Talk to someone. Consider seeking professional help. See your GP.
- You can come to see Suzanne . You will find contact details right here.