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Hypnotherapy in the contemporary context
Renaissance in the UAE
The 21st Century is seeing a renaissance in the use of hypnosis as a therapeutic
tool. Recently, the United Arab Emirates has been pioneering a variety of
applications, providing new validity and currency to hypnotherapy.
The Sheikh Khalifa Medical City (SKMC) is an initiative of the UAE
government. It is now putting into practice the use of hypnotherapy to treat
everything from cigarette smoking to clinical obesity. Nasser Al Reyemi is the
resident hypnotist. He relates the he sees at least ten patients every week for a
variety of complaints.
Al Reyemi sees hypnosis as a different form of “talk therapy”, but with
strikingly similar aims. As a complementary therapy to other medical
treatments, he claims that hypnotherapy can see measurable results in patients in
only twenty minutes.

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Dr. Al Reyemi doesn’t stop at the hypnosis session, though, he assigns his
patients work to do off site and says that he’s been successful in helping people
with addictions, depression and a number of mental health challenges. He
blames historical suspicion about hypnotherapy on its sporadic use as a clinically
valid treatment option, as well as skepticism in the medical community. But his
work makes abundantly clear that hypnosis is a professionally valid alternative,
as well as a complement to other, more traditional therapies.
Mesothelioma
A form of cancer usually arising from exposure to asbestos, Mesothelioma
patients are finding new hope in hypnotherapy and Neuro Linguistic
Programming (NLP, which we’ll discuss later on). 
Because of the invasive and often unpleasant nature of cancer treatments,
hypnotherapy can provide patients with a form of support not generally
considered in traditional medicine. The calming effect of the therapy can also
provide patients with an important tool in pain management, as the disease and
its treatment progresses.
Hypnotherapy can also put patients and their families at peace with the
probability of early death usually associated with the disease. The natural
hypnotic state allows patients access to their subconscious and thus, a means of
apprehending the beauty of life. This is a gateway to understanding the nature of
life as transitory, with death being a normal part of it. It’s also a way for patients
to make peace with what’s happening to their bodies, as mesothelioma is known
to lead to body dysmorphia, putting patients at odds with their physical beings.