Healing and Hypnotherapy Volume 1, Issue 10, (1 April 2017) | Page 13

The same technique has been combined with anxiety
management using indirect hypnosis for dental care, massage
therapy and midwifery with positive results. As a side note, all of
our findings resonate extremely well with the approaches to stress
and trauma outlined by “Dr Professor Bessel Van der Kolk” in
his book “The Body Keeps the Score”.
The Trauma Tapping Technique fits into direct and indirect
hypnotherapy specifically and I believe sensory exposure
therapies like TTT are a natural complement to hypnosis when it
comes to taming the Amygdala.
As you know, the proof of the pie is in the eating. It takes five
minutes to try for yourself, see full instruction film at
www.selfhel