OCD Hypnotherapy in Sydney: Expert Treatment for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Looking for effective hypnotherapy for OCD in Sydney?
Clinical Hypnotherapist Samantha Jones specializes in Obsessive Compulsive Disorder treatment with hypnotherapy.
With more than 25 years of experience in helping Sydney residents with OCD symptoms, she can help you manage, control and relieve your contamination fears, checking obsessions, intrusive thoughts and compulsive rituals that disturb your daily routine.

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
We are often asked by clients if our Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) hypnotherapy works, and whether it is possible to treat OCD with the subconscious mind via hypnosis.
The short answer is YES!
At North Shore & City Hypnotherapy Sydney, you’re in the hands of a trained, qualified and experienced professional Clinical Hypnotherapist, Samantha Jones, who has a unique way of unlocking and resolving the issues that underpin it, and it does work wonders.
It is important to know, however, that it can take a series of Sessions to really feel the full effect.
Common Symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

The good news is that we can help you!
North Shore & City Hypnotherapy Sydney can help ease OCD with our proprietary Optimal Evolution Hypnotherapy System™, regardless of whether your OCD is based around checking, cleaning, washing, counting, arranging, hand washing, doubting, hair pulling (trichotillomania), hoarding, sexual/violent/other intrusive thoughts, superstitions/rituals or something else.
Our Optimal Evolution Hypnotherapy System™ really is the OCD treatment of choice!
Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist & Counsellor Samantha Jones has more than 25 years’ experience in helping clients just like you.
Optimal Evolution™: Hypnotherapy for OCD Tailored to YOU
Every client is different and every Session will be unique, depending on the goal, therapies and techniques used within our Optimal Evolution Hypnotherapy System™.
No two cases of OCD are the same.
Even if the symptoms appear identical, what is driving the behaviours and feelings is going to be entirely different because your life experience is unique.
Samantha will help you achieve change gently and comfortably with Optimal Evolution™, by customizing therapies and techniques best suited to you.


So how do we resolve your issue?
Easily and effectively!
Through hypnotherapeutic counselling, we take a comprehensive history and identify key areas that need to be resolved in hypnosis for you to be OCD symptom-free.
These encompass old beliefs that no longer serve you, as well as thought patterns, feelings and self-talk.
We take you into hypnosis and use various therapies and techniques to:
In addition, we focus on healing the mind-body connection, optimizing the functioning of all body systems, so that the body and mind establish healthier ways of being, naturally.
ASK YOURSELF:
Does the benefit of investing in several Sessions with us to be free of your OCD outweigh the ongoing costs of being trapped by your OCD?
You are just one click away from getting your freedom and life back!
REVIEWS
Testimonials on Hypnosis / Hypnotherapy for OCD
* Individual results may vary.
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Studies on hypnosis / hypnotherapy for OCD are as follows.
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A Multicomponent Cognitive-Behavioral Hypnotic Approach for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Treatment: A Case Study (2024)
[Abstract]
This article proposes a multicomponent hypnotherapeutic approach for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) treatment. This new approach combines hypnosis with exposure and response prevention, cognitive reappraisal, principles of acceptance and commitment therapy, and other components. In the presented case study, the patient was treated for four months with both biological and psychological first-line therapy with minor effects; the patient was then treated with hypnotherapy.
The patient listened to a recorded hypnosis session, which was constructed according to the new proposed principle. After three weeks of near-daily listening to the session, the patient’s Yale-Brown Obsessive-Compulsive Scale score decreased by 38.5%, which helped achieve a 51.5% reduction from the initial score, suggesting that this method might have significantly contributed to the therapeutic outcome. In addition, this article discusses the differences between the proposed approach and previously published hypnotherapeutic methods for OCD treatment and the hypothetical use of such an approach for other disorders characterized by compulsive behavior. Further randomized controlled studies are needed to confirm the efficacy of hypnotic approaches for treating OCD.
Hypnotically induced dissociation (HID) as a strategic intervention for enhancing OCD treatment (2011)
[Abstract]
This article proposes a multicomponent hypnotherapeutic approach for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) treatment. This new approach combines hypnosis with exposure and response prevention, cognitive reappraisal, principles of acceptance and commitment therapy, and other components. In the presented case study, the patient was treated for four months with both biological and psychological first-line therapy with minor effects; the patient was then treated with hypnotherapy. The patient listened to a recorded hypnosis session, which was constructed according to the new proposed principle.
After three weeks of near-daily listening to the session, the patient’s Yale-Brown Obsessive-Compulsive Scale score decreased by 38.5%, which helped achieve a 51.5% reduction from the initial score, suggesting that this method might have significantly contributed to the therapeutic outcome. In addition, this article discusses the differences between the proposed approach and previously published hypnotherapeutic methods for OCD treatment and the hypothetical use of such an approach for other disorders characterized by compulsive behavior. Further randomized controlled studies are needed to confirm the efficacy of hypnotic approaches for treating OCD.
Hypnotically facilitated exposure response prevention therapy for an OIF veteran with OCD (2010)
[Abstract]
The highly stressful conditions of a war zone may exacerbate or trigger a wide variety of symptoms including Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) once a service member returns home. Service members and new veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars present to treatment with multiple psychosocial concerns and co-morbid psychiatric conditions. Evidence-based treatments including exposure based therapies are commonly recommended for use with returning veterans.
Although studies support the efficacy of Exposure Response Prevention (ERP) therapy for treating OCD, eligibility for these studies limits participation to subjects who self-report a well-defined, circumscribed complaint. This approach is not typical of clinic clients who, more often than not, report multiple psychological issues. The following individual case study demonstrates how integrating hypnosis facilitated the cognitive-behavioral ERP therapy and treatment for a patient suffering from OCD.
