Hypnotherapy in palliative care - an article in ehospice.
- Mar 26
- 1 min read
Updated: Mar 30
Many people are surprised to learn that hypnotherapy can play a valuable role in hospice and palliative care, offering comfort, calm and emotional support at the end of life. As a hypnotherapist working in a hospice setting, I use gentle, evidence-based techniques to help patients manage anxiety, pain, sleep problems and fear, while also carers and the bereaved.
Hypnotherapy is increasingly recognised as a useful complementary therapy in palliative and end-of-life care, helping people feel more relaxed, more in control and better able to cope with the challenges of serious illness.
I'm thrilled that ehospice has published an article I wrote about hypnotherapy in the hospice setting! You can read more here: Hypnotherapy in Palliative Care – Comfort, Calm and Support When It Matters Most.
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