HYPNOSIS FOR CPAP DEVICE COMPLIANCE TO HELP YOUR SLEEP APNEA

 

Some people take to a CPAP right away. Others don't. If you find yourself bothered by it or taking it off in the middle of the night, hypnosis can help.

 

I picked up mine recently and am one of those people who has to work at getting used to it. But I am. I am already highly motivated because I know I am already experiencing benefits that outweigh any discomfort. More energy. Feeling of refreshed in them morning. These are easily worth getting used to looking like a jet fighter pilot when I crawl into bed at night.

 

If you are local to me in Rhode Island or Massachusetts, I invite you to let me help you also to adopt a positive, accepting attitude toward your machine as the life-saver it is. Get to sleep easily and stay asleep. After all you went to the trouble of the sleep study. You were diagnosed by your physician as having sleep apnea. Therefore you know you would benefit from using the CPAP system if you used it. Don't be one of the people who tries it for a while and gives up on it.

 

If you are not local to me, let me suggest you find a qualified hypnotist in your community and ask him or her to help you. Any clinical hypnotist should be able to talk with you about your problems and design a program to help you, whether they are familiar with CPAP or not. You might bring the unit along to the first session so they can see for themselves what is involved.

 

In the meantime, here are a few suggestions to getting comfortable with your CPAP:

  • Easy does it, but do it. Start by using your CPAP for short periods during the day.
  • Adjust the mask, tubing and straps to get fit right.
  • Ask for a different mask if yours is too uncomfortable. A full mask might work better if you breathe through your mouth. A mask with nasal pillows should decrease nose discomfort. A mask with a chin strap will help keep your mouth closed and reduce throat irritation.
  • Put your CPAP unit under the bed if the noise bothers you. 
  • Work with your doctor or sleep specialist to ensure the right fit and find the right settings on your CPAP unit.
  • Use your CPAP consistently – every night and during every nap. This will make the adjustment easier and ensure maximum benefit.
  • Keep your CPAP unit clean. Self-explanatory.
  • Try a session or two of hypnosis. It can't hurt and it might be all the added support you need.

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 15 -20 minute hypnosis evaluation to see whether hypnosis
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Also feel free to email me at john.koenig.hypnotist@hotmail.com

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Click on Dr. Godley and sleep apnea issues for a great information page

Sleep specialists in Rhode Island include:
Dr. Alice Bonitati MD

Dr. Godley

Dr. William J. Beliveau, MD 

Stanchia Michael L

Dr. Kenneth R. Phillips, MD 

Dr. Naomi R. Kramer, MD 

Dr. Tilak K. Verma, MD

Karczmar Peter MD 

Dr. Arvind Bansal, MD 

Gupta Rakesh MD 

University Medicine Foundation

 

Roger Williams Medical Center Sleep Disorders Center

Narcolepsy Network Inc

Rhode Island Hospital: Sleep Disorder Center

 

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