Hypnotherapy for Procrastination & Motivation

Procrastination can be a natural response to overwhelm or uncertainty. However, in today’s demanding world, it often leaves us stuck and unable to reach our potential. Unlocking your motivation can help you overcome barriers and take meaningful steps toward your goals.

Procrastination & Motivation: Unlock Your Potential with Hypnotherapy

Illustration of a brain lying on its tummy, head resting on one hand, looking up with a question mark above, symbolizing procrastination and low motivation.

Procrastination is a common response when we feel overwhelmed, uncertain, or unmotivated. At times, it can even serve as a way to recharge or reflect before taking action. However, when procrastination becomes a habit, it can create a cycle of stress, missed opportunities, and diminished self-confidence.

Our subconscious mind often plays a significant role in keeping us stuck, holding onto unhelpful beliefs or fears that prevent us from moving forward. This can leave us feeling trapped and unable to achieve our goals, no matter how hard we try.

A solution-focused hypnotherapy approach can help you uncover and reprogram these subconscious barriers, enabling you to build motivation, take action, and make progress toward the life you want to create.

Procrastination & Motivation: Recognize the Signs We Can Help You Overcome

Woman sitting with her laptop on her lap, yawning, showing signs of chronic fatigue, a symptom of procrastination.

What Are the Symptoms of Procrastination?

Uncertainty about Goals: Struggling to clarify what you truly want to achieve.

Feeling Overwhelmed: Facing long to-do lists that feel impossible to tackle.

Difficulty Concentrating: Finding it hard to stay focused on tasks.

Negative Self-Beliefs: Doubting your abilities or holding onto unhelpful thoughts.

Frequent Distractions: Getting side-tracked before finishing what you started.

Fear of Failure: Worrying about mistakes or not meeting expectations.

Time Pressure: Constantly feeling there’s never enough time to get things done.

Disorganized Workspace: A cluttered environment making it harder to focus.

Chronic Fatigue: Feeling drained and lacking the energy to take action.

Woman standing against a window, looking outside with a lost look, illustrating self-doubt, a symptom of lack of motivation.

What Are the Symptoms of Low Motivation?

Lack of Clear Goals: Struggling to identify or prioritize what you want to achieve.

Low Energy Levels: Feeling drained, making it hard to get started.

Self-Doubt: Believing you’re not capable or deserving of success.

Loss of Interest: Finding it hard to care about tasks you once enjoyed.

Avoidance Behavior: Putting off meaningful tasks for less important distractions.

Difficulty Maintaining Momentum: Losing enthusiasm after starting projects.

Feeling Stuck: Wanting to move forward but not knowing where to begin.

How Can Hypnotherapy Help With Procrastination & Motivation

Solution-Focused Hypnotherapy can help you overcome the cycle of procrastination and unlock lasting motivation. We’ll explore the underlying reasons for your procrastination and identify practical steps to help you take consistent action. Together, we’ll create an empowering narrative, visualizing a future where you confidently pursue your goals and take manageable steps toward achieving them.

For specific barriers to motivation, we use quick, effective techniques to address the emotional triggers that hold you back. Through hypnosis, we engage the subconscious mind to reinforce positive, motivated behaviors and lasting change.

These techniques are based on proven neuroscience, utilizing a natural process to reprogram the brain and eliminate the blocks to productivity and motivation.

Stephen Hardy

DSFH, HPD, AfSFH, MNCH (Reg.), CNHC (Reg.)

I’m a clinical solution-focused hypnotherapist and coach.

My mission is to help people have more fulfilling, fun lives and careers.

As a clinical hypnotherapist, I work with both the conscious and subconscious minds, using a combination of Solution Focused Hypnotherapy, CBT, and Neuroscience, mixed in with my experience of working in senior corporate positions.

The goal is to enable rapid positive change, through helping clients reframe their thinking, and creating new patterns of behaviour. It’s a positive, fun approach.

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We'll spend 30 minutes exploring your current challenges and establishing whether Solution-Focused Hypnotherapy is a good fit for you.

The relationship between a therapist and a client is fundamental to the success of any engagement. This is an opportunity to get to know me and find out if my style of engagement would work for you.

You will gain a fresh perspective on what's been holding you back, and confidence in your ability to move forward in life.

An opportunity for you to ask me any questions or address any concerns you may have.

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FAQs

What is Solution-Focused Hypnotherapy? How does it differ from more traditional therapy?

Solution-Focused Hypnotherapy is a proven, fast and effective agent for long term change, and has been successfully deployed in several organisations including Northumbria Police.

I take a holistic approach to supporting clients, addressing the cause of their problems, not just the symptoms. Unlike some other therapies, I don’t focus on a client’s issues beyond gaining an initial understanding. I also don’t perform any regression work or focus on past trauma. Sessions are conducted in a solution-focused manner, helping clients move forward with their lives. I use a combination of NLP, CBT, neuroscience, and hypnotherapy to facilitate rapid change in our clients. The goal of solution-focused hypnotherapy is to enable rapid, sustainable change.

Is Hypnotherapy safe? Will I lose control?

I use an element of trance in sessions to accelerate the therapeutic process, with solution-focused hypnotherapy being a core element of sessions. Trance is a very familiar state. All of us go into trance many times every day, for example, when we’re focusing on something we love doing, driving a regular route, or jogging. Trance is when the conscious and subconscious minds come together in focus, allowing you to access the vast resource library in your subconscious and helping you to get the very best out of yourself. It’s a myth that anyone can make you do something against your will in trance. You’re always in control, and your mind will “wake” you if it doesn’t feel safe or if there’s something you need to address. Typically, clients find this part of the process very relaxing and enjoyable.

Do you provide online sessions, and if so, are they as effective as in-person sessions?

Yes and yes!

Since Covid, many people have developed a preference for online interactions. The bulk of my sessions are now conducted over Zoom, giving clients the opportunity to relax within the comfort of their own homes.

The only request is that you ensure you have access to decent WiFi and are in a place where you can comfortably relax with minimal distractions.

Are there any conditions you can’t treat?

I specialise in working with clients who have mild to moderate anxiety or depression and related disorders. As a solution-focused hypnotherapist, I also work with individuals with high levels of anxiety or depression; however, clients need to be aware that this can be a longer process, and they may need to do this in conjunction with taking medication as diagnosed by their medical professional.

Suffering from a psychotic episode can mean that hypnosis is contraindicated, therefore hypnotherapy should not be received in that scenario. Those with a history of psychosis but who aren’t currently suffering from a psychotic episode can benefit from hypnotherapy to help address anxiety-related disorders.

Some physical ailments can be psychosomatic, but it’s important that they are properly assessed by a medical professional.

How many sessions does it take to overcome anxiety?

Everyone is different and I take a client led approach. You know how you feel and how many sessions you need to get to where you want to.

From experience, roughly 10-12 sessions is probably a good rule of thumb, however some people have significantly less, some a few more.

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