Anita Mitchell

Anita Mitchell is an experienced Cognitive Hypnotherapist and NLP Master Practitioner. She qualified early in 2007 having successfully completed the HPD (Hypnotherapy Practitioners Diploma) and her NLP Master Practitioners Certificate in 2008. Since then, she has created a successful full-time practice in Langley, Berkshire, as well as working in London's medical district.

In 2010, Anita qualified as an Accredited Hypnotherapy Supervisor, offering supervision to newly qualified and experienced therapists alike. She is committed to continuous professional development and regularly attends courses, workshops and seminars to ensure that she keeps her skills up to date.

As a Cognitive Hypnotherapist, Anita tailors her work to the needs of her client, so that what each client receives, is a truly bespoke treatment plan aimed at moving her clients towards their goals in the shortest time to make it permanent. So, no two clients coming to see her for anxiety issues, for example, would receive the same treatment plan. Anita takes the time to listen to each client's needs and responds accordingly, in a caring and non-judgemental way.

The range of issues that Anita can help her clients with are wide ranging due to the way that a Cognitive Hypnotherapist works, and include such things as phobias, weight loss, anxiety, low mood, lack of confidence or self-esteem, preparation for childbirth, eating disorders, stress, to name but a few. This is because they are concerned with how you experience your problem, and less concerned with the label that it may have been given.

Cognitive Hypnotherapy and NLP would be considered brief therapy, so that on average, Anita sees each client for perhaps 5 - 6 sessions. Some less complicated issues may be dealt with in as few as 2 - 3 sessions, whilst other, more complicated cases might take 8 - 10 sessions. Please see Anita's website to learn more about what might be possible.

Anita would welcome the opportunity to have an informal chat with you over the phone, or using Skype, if you prefer, to answer any questions you might have before committing to sessions.