Help for children who wet the bed using Counselling or Hypnotherapy in Hampshire
Help for children who wet the bed (bedwetting) using Hypnotherapy & Counselling
When your child has a bedwetting problem and all the advice from your GP has failed to help, you may feel hopeless. Nothing could be further from the truth. Specialist help from the team of therapists at OLIP Therapy in Whiteley Fareham and in Southampton could be the answer you have been looking for. Bed-wetting (enuresis) is more common than most people realise and it affects many teenagers and adults as well as children. If there is no medical or physical cause for your child’s bedwetting, then it may well be childhood anxiety that is causing the problem. Your child cannot help wetting the bed. There may be a subconscious reason why it is happening and your child is not wetting the bed out of spite or because they are lazy.
Help for bedwetting using Hypnotherapy & Counselling in Hampshire
Hypnotherapy can be a gentle and effective way to help children overcome bedwetting (enuresis), particularly when emotional or psychological factors contribute to the issue. Through relaxation techniques and positive suggestions, hypnotherapy addresses underlying stress, anxiety, or self-esteem issues that may be affecting the child's ability to stay dry at night. Here's how it can help:
Reduces anxiety and stress: Hypnotherapy helps calm the child's mind, reducing nighttime anxiety that may be contributing to bedwetting.
Boosts self-confidence: By reinforcing positive thoughts and self-belief, children gain confidence in their ability to stay dry.
Promotes a relaxed bedtime routine: Hypnosis encourages deep relaxation, making it easier for children to have restful, uninterrupted sleep.
Strengthens bladder control: Positive suggestions help the child develop better bladder awareness and control during sleep.
Addresses emotional triggers: Hypnotherapy identifies and resolves emotional factors, such as fear or insecurity, that may be causing bedwetting.
Through personalised sessions, hypnotherapy helps the child take control of their body, feel empowered, and move toward achieving dry nights consistently. This supportive, non-invasive approach is often welcomed by parents seeking alternatives to medication.
