What is IBS?

IBS is an unexplained disturbance of the large bowel, it is often diagnosed after other possible disorders have been ruled out. It has been estimated that around a third of the adult population experiences IBS at some point in their lives.

The symptoms can include:

• Diarrhoea
• Constipation
• Pain; low inside the rectum

        and/or abdominal pain (cramps)

• Bloating
• Flatulence
• Incontinence
• Urgency to go to the toilet

IBS can only be diagnosed by a qualified professional ie; GP or consultant.

IBS Hypnotherapy is a proven treatment for IBS and helps people to gain relief from their suffering by feeling more in control of their symptoms. Sally has been trained and is a Certified Gut-Directed IBS Hypnotherapist and can help you to be more in control so you can gain relief from the symptoms. It normally takes a course of treatment to gain the most benefit.

How can Hypnotherapy help relieve IBS symptoms?

IBS is commonly associated with emotional tension, is frequently triggered by life changes, difficult life situations or stressful life events.

With Hypnotherapy you can learn to be more in tune with your body. Your subconscious mind can learn new ways to deal with stressful and/or difficult situations.

It is also about building an understanding of how you are actually in control of your body much more than you realise and learning how to use this control more effectively.

IBS Hypnotherapy is a proven treatment for irritable bowel syndrome, approved by the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (Nice), who have reported that there is significant evidence to show that hypnotherapy reduces pain caused by IBS.

Hypnotherapy will teach you how your mind and body are connected and how to to reduce and manage your symptoms.

Want to know more about how hypnotherapy can help? Book a free initial consultation today on 01773 764 272

Hypnotherapy and IBS in the media:

BBC news article

IBS research at Manchester university

For further information on IBS try these links:

The Gut Trust

IBS Register

NHS Choices

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