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Posted by WishfulSleeper on October 10, 2006 at 12:27:08:hello
Like perhaps many people reading this, my insomnia is psychological. The vicious circle of high anxiety when going to bed and I just cannot break the hold. Have tried cogn.therapy, homeophathy, cd's, sleeping tablets, accupunture but nothing has had a lasting effect. Am contemplating hypnotherapy,the hypnotist I spoke to on the phone said that curing insomnia is easy... so why am I sceptical. Any advise?
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- Re: Does hypnotherpy work? WishfulSleeper 13:38 10/11/06 (0)
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