Cognitive-behavioral hypnotherapy: This type of hypnotherapy focuses on changing negative thought patterns and behaviors that are causing problems in a person's life.
Analytical hypnotherapy: This type of hypnotherapy aims to help patients understand and resolve unconscious conflicts or memories that may be causing problems in their lives.
Ericksonian hypnotherapy: This type of hypnotherapy is based on the work of Milton Erickson, a pioneer in the field of hypnosis. It involves using indirect, non-authoritarian techniques to help patients make positive changes in their lives.
Clinical hypnotherapy: This type of hypnotherapy is used to treat specific mental health conditions, such as anxiety, depression, or phobias.
Medical hypnotherapy: This type of hypnotherapy is used to treat physical conditions or to help manage pain during medical procedures.
Past life regression hypnotherapy: This type of hypnotherapy involves inducing a state of hypnosis in the patient and helping them explore their past lives in an attempt to resolve issues or problems in their current life.
Self-hypnosis: This type of hypnotherapy involves teaching patients how to induce a state of hypnosis in themselves and use it to achieve specific goals or make positive changes in their lives.