Hypnotherapy and Interviews

Levels of self consciousness.

Aspects of self-consciousness can be lowered using a combination of direct and indirect hypnosis. The hypnotherapy can be applied to areas such as shaking, blushing and generally directing awareness outward.

Desensitize the Interview during hypnotherapy

If performing on the day is a particular problem, during hypnotherapy you will be asked to imagine seeing yourself performing the interview on a TV or cinema screen. Feelings of calmness and relaxation are induced as you go through the interview process. This confident and relaxed approach is imprinted upon your subconscious mind during the hypnosis and reduces anxiety to help produce optimum performance on the day. Hypnotic triggers such as passing through a door frame into the interview room to induce confidence can also be used.

Focus on Success and believe in yourself

Hypnosis can allow you to focus and concentrate on potential success rather than failures or the negative aspects of the interview process, for example the long term benefits you will receive compared to the short run anxiety. Several core elements run through the programme but they are most effective when individually tailored during the hypnosis.

Feedback from clients has indicated reduced levels of anxiety, improved concentration and ultimately better performance.

Optimum lifestyle and time management

You can successfully design yourself a schedule to get the best of yourself, hypnosis can give you the motivation to pull out all the stops.