Hypnotherapy

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I am seeking help my 70 year old far. He lost my mor 1 year 10 months ago. One month after her passing, he lost his sense of taste. He cannot taste anything no matter . I strongly believe it is from his depression. He has been to many doctors, has had many tests, has been on medication zero results. Do thinh re is any sory of hypnosis may help him in getting his tase back> Please advise. Thank very much. Jennifer e-mail furrferr@aol.com

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Dear Jennifer, Please excuse this late reply. Yes, hypnotherapists are able to work with those clients with mild depression --- diagnosed clinical and severe depression are out of scope for us. A good hypnotherapist could take your father through the "stages of loss" during a hypnotic session. Even though it has been almost 2 years since the passing of your mom, he could be stuck in some aspect of grief and has not completely resolved his current situation. It's new, strange, and different now, he doesn't have a "taste" for life without her. He may also be suffering from some indecisiveness about his situation. The "no taste" is in the area of the body we call "The Crying Syndrome."