School hypnosis - Ease and fun in learning again
The exciting first day of school: moments and memories to remember
Can you still remember the magical day when your child started school? The night before, your child was probably very excited and eagerly awaited the morning. Perhaps they slept fitfully from all the excitement. They probably asked themselves questions such as: “What exciting things will happen?, Who is in the same class as me?, Which teachers do I have?, What does my timetable look like, which subjects do I have and when?, Can I sit next to my best friend?, What will I learn?, Will I get any homework?, What will be in my school bag?” These are probably just a few of the questions that went through your schoolchild’s mind. Maybe they asked you a few of these questions too, but you had to say, “Be patient, you’ll find out for sure tomorrow!”. And then the time had finally come. The first day of school was coming up. You, as proud parents with your big schoolchild, went to school, took a few great souvenir photos with the school bag in your hand and then it all started. You were welcomed, maybe there was a little welcome program and then it was time to go to the classroom. Full of expectation and anticipation. The minutes flew by and before you knew it, you were back home and the school bag was plundered. After an eventful day, you went to bed and so it began. Your Childs school career.
Everyday life catches up with you: school stress and academic challenges
The first few weeks were still very exciting and then, slowly but surely, life got serious. The first test was just around the corner. You prepared well for it and everything went according to plan until your child comes home from school one day, is in a bad mood and maybe even cries because they didn’t quite keep up in class today and / or got a bad grade. The test was too difficult and the time was too short. Everything is slowly but surely going over his head because he thinks he’s stupid. Then, to top it all off, they might say “Mom, I’m not going to school from tomorrow on!”, “I’m too stupid for math, I’ll never understand it!” or “I hate school!”. Does this sound familiar to you?
Worries and problems in the current situation: you are not alone
So you try to help your child with fun and games. Lovingly, but with the necessary strictness, because after all, it’s about your child’s future. So perhaps you start practicing the multiplication tables in the form of games in which multiplication tables tasks are set so that you can continue playing or achieve / unlock something in the game by solving the task. But all without any real and long-lasting success. You don’t let it get you down, because school is important. So you get special learning materials, sign your child up for tutoring and do your best to help your protégé. But the whole thing gets worse from day to day until the class teacher calls you into school to talk to you. Oh dear, your child’s promotion is in risk. You don’t know what to do because you’re already doing your best, but it seems to you from day to day that everything you’ve tried so far has been to no avail. To top it all off, your schoolchild is now starting to make a huge fuss every morning, shouting, crying and perhaps even lashing out because he doesn’t want to go to school. Not even on days that would actually be nice because they are going on an excursion or having breakfast together. There is a lot of shouting and at some point your child will start to show physical reactions. Possibly only at first, directly at school, so that the school calls you and you have to pick your child up again and again. And later, perhaps even when it comes to doing homework, or even worse, at the mere thought of going to school. You go to the doctor, but he says everything is fine. You may also take your child to therapy, but somehow it still doesn’t work out.
Solution approach: Hypnosis as an aid
If this sounds familiar, I can tell you that you’re not alone. I personally felt the same way. The whole thing eventually intensified to the point where I developed physical reactions just thinking about school (school anxiety). At first it was just a harmless malaise until it got really bad just before my A-levels. Abdominal pain, diarrhea, headaches, nausea, etc. These are just a few of the reactions. As a result, I was forced to take several breaks during the intensive learning phases so that I could recover. I knew I couldn’t go on like this, as I still had a few intense weeks ahead of me before I wrote my A-levels. Fortunately, by this time I had had my hypnosis training practice days, during which a colleague carried out a regression with me. We were still in the introductory phase and I was already in tears, as I knew that after hypnosis I would finally be able to go back to school without any complaints and study for my A-levels in general. After the regression, we went into a so-called progression, where I was supposed to imagine myself studying, going to school and finally writing my A-levels. I already had such a good feeling there, which continued when I went back to school (after the school break, because that’s when I had my practical days). I was looking forward to going back to school and could hardly wait. And all that after just one session. The A-level then went without any further problems and to this day I still like to remember the moment when I handed in the last A-level exam and knew that I was now finished.
Of course, I hope that you pull the ripcord in time and that it doesn’t get to the point where you have to literally drag your child to school by the hair, as we have compulsory education here in Germany. But I can tell you that you’re not alone in this. I have had several children who had a learning block (sometimes “only” subject-specific). After hypnosis, the children always found it a little easier to learn, their grades usually improved again and sometimes it even went so far that the child didn’t want to stop learning (yes, I speak from my own experience).
Of course, I can’t promise you that your child will go to school beaming with joy after hypnosis and want to learn more and more and that you will (almost) have to force them to stop learning and solving problems and start going out and playing, but it would probably be a big step forward for now if your schoolchild did NOT make a fuss every morning because they don’t want to go to school and you are already stressed and at the end of your tether because you really have to get going because you don’t want your child to be late for lessons.
Hypnosis can be a very helpful and above all gentle method for children and teenagers to enjoy learning again or at least to get the learning block under control so that your child can accept it if they are not at the top of the class, if something doesn’t go quite as planned straight away, etc.
Testimonials and success stories
Next steps: Finding solutions together
So, if you now feel the need to try hypnosis so that your child can be carefree about school again, then book a free get to know me meeting where you (your better half) and your child can get to know me, ask me any questions you may have and we can see together whether and if so, how I can best help you with your individual challenges. (While getting to know each other, I can also explain to your child what we are going to do etc. in a child-friendly way so that they understand.) You can of course skip this step and book hypnosis directly (from experience, however, it is better for primary school children and sometimes also for older children if they already know what to expect, who I am etc.). This usually increases the success of the session and reduces the costs for you).
I look forward to helping you!
