Member of the British Society - Clinical Hypnosis

Hypnotherapy Somerset

with Sharon Eastwood

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Sharon Eastwood

Here Is My Promise To You

  • You are assured of a caring, non-judgmental and professional attitude and approach.
  • I view my work with you as a partnership, one in which we work together to seek and attain your best possible solution or outcome.
  • I work safely and abide by the Code of Ethics of the BSCH and CNHC.
  • I maintain complete confidentiality. There are exceptions to this, such as needing to contact your doctor or other health care professionals, but this is done with your informed written consent or where my silence could result in harm to you or others.
  • I work with integrity and honesty. I will not make false claims or promises about the treatment offered.
  • I will not accept you as a patient if I believe I am unable to help you. I may suggest appropriate alternatives. In the event of this occurring, no charge will be made if the time spent in your initial consultation is less than 20 minutes in duration.

What do I ask from you?

Our work together will require your commitment, cooperation and motivation BUT,

REMEMBER … ….. ….. THE REWARDS OF MAKING WORTHWHILE, POSITIVE AND LASTING CHANGES CAN BE GREAT AND LIFE-ENRICHING.

Always check the credentials and training institute of your prospective hypnotherapist and ask questions if anything is unclear. You are welcome to check my qualifications, memberships and registrations with the relevant bodies.

There are many of us to choose from these days so it is important that whoever you decide on is adequately trained, qualified and right for you.


Experience and Qualifications

Qualification certificates.

Registered PratitionerProfessional Practice

How it all started.

I received my Diploma (D.Hyp) in 2005 from the London College of Clinical Hypnosis (Uni London, Greenwich). This was a 3 year course that took place in a classroom and included theory and supervised practical assignments. It was not completed online or over a weekend or a week! (Be aware! They are out there)!

That was just the beginning, because new learning is never over! It’s like the proverbial end of the rainbow! You never quite get there.
Perhaps you can find that pot of gold though, because there is always something new to learn and achieve, some new technique to develop that could help a future client, some new take on an aspect of that vast pool of knowledge.

If I lived to be 1,000 years old I would never exhaust the potential for all the new learning that this subject offers – never know everything it might be possible to know.

Like all good therapists, I invest time, money and energy each year into ongoing professional development (CPD). Where it is helpful my hypnotherapy work includes NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming), Analytical, Solution Focused, Mindfulness and CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) techniques but aside from this, I believe that, as hypnotherapists, we should concentrate our efforts into becoming the best at what we do.

Voluntary work has played a big part in my life – richly rewarding and a way to give something back to the community. I am an NHS Responder and was part of our local Covid-19 volunteer group when it was operational. Other roles have included being a Marie Curie Companion for End Of Life Patients at Musgrove Park Hospital, a CRUSE bereavement counsellor, a hypnotherapist with Anxiety UK and committee member of Ovacome – a national charity for ovarian cancer, to help women diagnosed with ovarian cancer and their families.

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