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This term Clinical Hypnotherapy refers to both the diagnosis of the problem and the application of various hypnotherapeutic approaches to treat the client within a clinical and structured environment.

A clinical hypnotherapist is typically a qualified professional in hypnotherapy who uses hypnosis, or employs it as part of a treatment regime for a variety of psychological and physiological problems. When professionally trained in hypnotherapy, the practitioner possesses an extremely effective therapeutic tool to help others. Hypnotherapy is utilised in many diverse areas including conventional medicine, clinical psychology, psychotherapy, counselling, sports psychology, self-development and also in business.

Hypnosis is a highly receptive therapeutic learning state which the individual accesses in order to make positive changes. In a therapeutic setting this process is facilitated by the hypnotherapist. The naturally relaxed state of hypnosis allows individuals to make rapid enhancements to their lives through a process of learning appropriate new beliefs, breaking unwanted habits, changing negative behaviour patterns, replacing them with positive behaviour patterns and overcoming learned limitations. In addition, many individuals naturally experience an enhanced feeling of well being and a more positive outlook after each hypnotic experience.