Cenacle Treatment Centre

Homeopathy for babies and children with common complaints

Coughs, colds, sleeping problems, nappy rash, asthma, bed wetting, dummies, feeding problems, travel sickness, lack of confidence reading and writing difficulties

Homeopathy is a safe natural way of treating your baby or young child, using diluted natural extracts, usually of plant, or mineral origin. These provide a safe gentle stimulus to health.
Homopathy deals with the whole person, but what is most important, it deals with the psychological needs of the individual child. Its guiding principle is treating "like with like"; or choosing a remedy which in its original form was capable of causing symptoms similar to those the child may be experiencing in the present illness.

Homeopathy supports the younger mother who wants more initiative and more involvement in the treatment of the family. It provides an independent approach to the health problems of her child providing a safe method which supports the subtle energies responsible for the resistance and health of the child.

All hypnosis is self hypnosis

Hypnotherapy is a therapy using hypnosis not only to alleviate symptoms but also to uncover the root cause of the problem which can be corrected thus ensuring a complete and permanent cure. Because hypnosis is a deep state of relaxation your subconscious, which is the controller of all your automatic processes and reactions, can be contacted, we are able through suggestion help you make the changes you want to make.

The subconscious is enormous and very little is known about it, except that it contains all your emotions, and your emotions you do not control. So if you have a conflict between the conscious which contains your reason and logic and your subconscious which contains your emotions, your emotions will always win. If you have a psychosomatic disorder (a problem of the subconscious) the reason and logic part of the brain will be overridden by the emotional part of the brain, this is the reason why many people with say the fear of flying know it is one of the safest ways to travel but will say “I cannot help myself”.

All hypnosis is self hypnosis; it has to be, because it happens in your mind. It works through suggestion. When a child is born that child is born with a blank mind. And as he grows up he is subjected to suggestion from many areas of his life, be it from parents, teacher, family, friends even environment. And it is these suggestions and experiences which have an effect and influence on adult life.

By using suggestion we are able to reprogramme the brain in much the same way you would reprogramme a faulty hard drive in a computer. The brain consists of what we call units of mind power, and these units are scattered throughout the brain. In an ordinary state only a few of these units are affected by suggestion. In hypnosis all the units are focused together and are all affected.

Where did hypnosis originate from

When we understand what hypnosis is we will find that hypnosis has been around in some form since time began, for instance animals when hibernating will turn inwards and are able to exist for long periods without sustenance, the caveman staring into the fire, his focus of attention is narrowed down to the flames flickering in the darkness of the cave which cause him to go into a trance like state.

No one really knows for certain when the actual practice of hypnosis started, although the earliest written references to the use of hypnosis date back to the times of the Egyptian sleep temples and Greek religious centres where people came for help with their problems.

The word Hypnosis comes from the Greek word Hypnos which means sleep, though the actual state of hypnosis is very different from sleep.
Hypnosis is a natural state of mind which we experience every day and many times during the day, if ever you have sat down to relax and watch your favourite TV programme, then you have experienced hypnosis, you become engrossed on what is happening on the TV to the point where you start to become less aware of what is happening around you, you shut it out. You may even reach a deeper level of hypnosis as you start to “nod off” but you can still hear what is being said, and should anything happen unexpectedly you would simply open your eyes.

Hypnosis is that gap between wake and sleep, no one just suddenly falls asleep, we all go through a gradual process of drifting down into sleep where we enter what is called the Hypnopompic State and when we wake up we gradually drift up from sleep through the Hypnogogic State.

What is time line therapy

Everyone has there on time line although they may not be aware of it. This is how people code and store their memories and experiences and is to be the basis of personality. Negative beliefs and decisions made in the
past, whether consciously or unconsciously, can affect your behaviour in the present and the future.Time Line Therapy can help you change how you feel about negative experiences in the past. It can also help eliminate anxiety about a future event or help you to achieve future goals and ambitions.

EFT

This process is like acupuncture but without the needles, and is a simple procedure that stimulates well established meridian points on your body by tapping them with your fingers.

The cause of all negative emotions is a disruption in the body's energy system.

Therefore EFT can quickly and safely rebalance the energy systems remove blockages, that may have been causing stress, anxiety, fear etc or physical symptoms related to emotions or experiences.

Mystery's of acupuncture

We are told that prescription drugs and conventional medicine can only help illness, be it mental illness or physical, though more people each year are turning to alternative therapies such as acupuncture.

According to the 2002 American National Health Interview Survey, an estimated 8.2 million American adults have used acupuncture -- an impressive number considering only an estimated 2.1 million American adults had used acupuncture in the year before.

Person Centred Therapy.

Person-centred counselling has its roots in the theory pioneered by Carl Rogers (1902-1987). It is a humanistic approach.

Rogers believed in the empowerment of the client, the importance of helping the client to see their own strengths and allowing them to recognise their potential to heal and develop positively. The main ideas behind person-centred therapy are based on the concept that all human beings are born good, with the ability to achieve their full potential.

Rogers also believed that when given the ‘right conditions’ we can begin to solve our own problems and heal personal psychological wounds.
These conditions are called the ‘core conditions’ consisting of:
• Empathy – true awareness and perception of another’s private world.
• Unconditional Positive Regard (UPR) – a consistent attitude of acceptance and value, whatever the client’s behaviour.
• Congruence- an honest, open response to the client.

Is concentration all in the mind

Concentration or attention issues can affect a large number of people. Sometimes poor concentration is categorised as attention deficit disorder depending on the degree of severity. When people are affected by an under-performing cerebellum they generally experience overload in the brain’s processing capacity, which makes it very difficult for them to maintain focus and very often they become easily distracted.

Poor concentration is a common symptom of learning and attention disorders and this can lead to self-esteem issues as those affected are often labelled as

lazy.

Many of those affected actually have to work harder than anyone else just to maintain concentration.

Many of these problems can be helped by the power of suggestion also known as hypnotherapywhich can be used to increase learning ability and self esteem issues.

NHS Trusts told to clean their act up

NHS trusts have been given a new list of standards that they will have to abide by next April or they will not be given a

licence for business

. This scheme has been brought to the public eye after failure to meet any of the cleaning standards in up to a quarter of NHS trusts in England.

Reducing diabetes risk with pulses

A new study from the American Journal of Nutrition examined over 64,000 women and found that those who regularly ate pulses could reduce their risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 40%.
In particular they found lentils to be the pulse of choice – a serving at one meal can halve the rise in blood sugar at the next meal.

Pulses include all varieties of peas, beans and lentils and should be eaten 3-4 times a week.

They also have the following benefits:
• High in fibre
• Low in cholesterol and fat
• Release energy slowly
• Good source of protein