Inner Child Healing is a form of hypnotherapy that helps resolve present-day emotional difficulties by working with the early developmental experiences that shaped them. It reconnects you with your inner child — the part of your psyche that carries the feelings, beliefs, sensitivities, and unmet needs formed inchildhood, especially in relationship to parental figures and early attachment patterns. As we grow up, these patterns can become the basis for anxiety, self-doubt, emotional reactivity, relationship struggles, unhealthy habits, addiction, and other recurring issues. The aim of Inner Child Healing is not only to heal childhood wounds and trauma, but to identify and transform those core beliefs, doubts, and limitations that are affecting your life now.
£400: 4-hour session
In person in London or worldwide via Zoom online

“Trauma is not what happens to you; it’s what happens inside you as a result of what happened to you.”
—Gabor Maté
Many present-day issues are sustained by old emotional conclusions formed before you had the capacity to understand what was happening. A child who felt criticised, unseen, unsafe, or emotionally unsupported may unconsciously grow into an adult who believes they are not good enough, have to earn love, must stay in control, or are somehow too much.
These core beliefs can drive anxiety, perfectionism, emotional reactivity, shutdown, fear of abandonment, hyper-independence, or difficulty trusting others. Inner Child Healing helps bring those patterns into awareness and work with them at the level where they were formed.
Using hypnotherapy, subconscious exploration, attachment-based understanding, and reparenting, this approach helps address the emotional roots of what is happening now — not just the surface symptoms.
When early experiencesare painful, confusing, inconsistent, or overwhelming, the mind and nervous system adapt in order to cope. Those adaptations may once have been protective, but later they can become the very patterns that keep you stuck.
Integrative hypnotherapy for inner child healing helps you access the subconscious mind so you can uncover the early emotional meanings, attachment injuries, and parental dynamics still shaping how you feel, think, and relate today. The process is not about dwelling on the past for its own sake. It is about identifying the fears, doubts, limitations, and survival responses created there, and helping those younger parts of you receive the safety, reassurance, validation, and support they may not have received at the time.
As these deeper patterns begin to shift, present-day issues can begin to change at the root.
This approach may help with:
Because this work addresses the developmental roots of present issues, it can be helpful even when the problem does not seem obviously linked to childhood at first.
The inner child can be affected by any early experience that felt rejecting, frightening, inconsistent, emotionally confusing, or overwhelming. This includes not only obvious childhood trauma, but also more subtle developmental experiences such as criticism, emotional neglect, lack of attunement, conditional love, parentification, or growing uparound instability, anger, emotional absence, or unpredictability.
These experiences often shape attachment patterns and core beliefs. If a child repeatedly feels unseen, unsafe, ornot truly accepted, they may internalise beliefs that later show up as anxiety, mistrust, low self-worth, emotional volatility, or defensive coping strategies.
Children rarely have the emotional capacity, language, perspective, or support to process difficult experiences fully while they are happening. Much depends on the quality of attachment they had with caregivers and whether their emotions were met with safety, understanding, and consistency.
When painful experiences are minimised, ignored, or left unresolved, the child adapts as best they can.Those adaptations may help at the time, but later they can become limitingpatterns in adult life. What once functioned as protection may continue as withdrawal,over-functioning, people-pleasing, perfectionism, mistrust, anxiety, or emotional disconnection.
When early wounds, limiting beliefs,and attachment injuries remain unresolved, they often continue to shape how you think, feel, and relate. You may find yourself repeating the same relationship patterns, reacting strongly to certain situations, or carrying a level of fear, shame, or self-doubt that does not seem to shift through insight alone.
Inner child work, subconscious healing, and emotional healing help bring these patterns into awareness so they can be processed and transformed rather than continually acted out. As the deeper roots of the issue are addressed, many people experience more emotional regulation, stronger boundaries, greater self-understanding, and a more stable sense of inner freedom.
This work is for people who sense that something deeper is driving their current struggles and want to address the root rather than only manage the symptoms.
It may be especially valuable if you are looking for:
What is Inner Child Healing?
Inner Child Healing is a therapeutic process that helps resolvepresent-day emotional and relational issues by working with the younger parts of the psyche that still carry unmet needs, wounds, beliefs, and protective patterns formed in childhood.
What is integrative hypnotherapy?
Integrative hypnotherapy combines hypnosis with other therapeutic approaches towork with both conscious and subconscious patterns. It may include inner child work, regression, emotional processing, attachment-based understanding, and re-parenting.
How is this different from simply talking about childhood?
This work is not just about discussing the past. It focuses on how early experiences still affect your life now —through anxiety, low self-worth, relationship difficulties, emotional triggers, self-sabotage, or recurring limitations — and helps transform those patterns at their root.
Can this help with present-day issues even if they do not seem obviously related to childhood?
Yes. Many present issues are shaped by early beliefs and attachment wounds, even when the connection is not immediately obvious. Integrative hypnotherapy helps uncover those deeper links so change can happen at a foundational level.
What kinds of issues can this help with?
This approach may help with anxiety, low self-worth, shame, emotional reactivity, trauma, relationship struggles, people-pleasing, fear of abandonment, self-sabotage, perfectionism, and recurring subconscious patterns that feel hard to shift through insight alone.
How do parental relationships affect current problems?
Early relationships with parents or caregivers often shape our sense of safety, worth, trust, and belonging. If those relationships involved criticism, inconsistency, emotional absence, enmeshment, or lack of attunement, the beliefs formed in response can continue to shape adult life until they are consciously addressed.
Does this relate to attachment theory?
Yes. Attachment theory can be a helpful way of understanding how early bonds with caregivers influence emotional regulation, trust, intimacy, and coping patterns later in life. Inner child healing often overlaps with attachment healing because both address the developmental roots of present-day difficulties.
What does re-parenting mean?
Re-parenting means helping the adult self develop the capacity togive younger parts of the psyche what they did not fully receive at the time —such as safety, validation, reassurance, protection, attunement, and emotional support. This is a central part of lasting healing.
Is this the same as regression therapy?
It can include elements of regression, but it is broader than regression alone. The purpose is not just to revisit earlier experiences, but to resolve the beliefs, emotional imprints, and survival responses that were formed there.
Can this help with childhood trauma?
Yes. It can help address childhood trauma by working with the emotional meanings, beliefs, and nervous system responses left behind by earlier experiences. The process is approached carefully and supportively, with attention to safety and pacing.
Will I lose control in hypnosis?
No. Hypnosis is a focused, relaxed state of awareness. You remain conscious and aware throughout the session and cannot be made to do anything against your will.
Do I need to remember my childhood clearly?
No. You do not need a detailed conscious memory for this work to be effective. The subconscious often reveals what is most relevant through feelings, imagery, emotional themes, body responses, or partial memories.
Is this available in person and online?
Yes. Sessions are offered in person in London and worldwide via Zoom online. This makes the work accessible whether you are looking for Inner Child Healing in London, integrative hypnotherapy in London, or online hypnotherapy via Zoom.
Is Zoom hypnotherapy effective?
For many people, yes. Zoom hypnotherapy and online hypnotherapy can be highly effective, especially when you have a quiet, private space and feel comfortable working from home.
How long is the session?
The session is 4 hours, allowing time to settle in, access the relevant material safely, work at depth, and integrate the process without rushing.
How many sessions will I need?
That depends on the issue, your history, and what you want to work on. Some people experience major shifts in one session, while others benefit from a series of sessions for deeper integration.
What is the overall aim of this work?
The overall aim is to create lasting change in the present by resolving the early emotional patterns, attachment wounds, and limiting core beliefs that have been shaping your life frombeneath the surface.
Sessions and availability
Session length: 4 hours
Fee: £400
Location: In person in London or worldwide via Zoom online
Online sessions are available internationally and can be highly effective when you have a quiet, private space and a stable internet connection.
Call me at +44 7585 974384 or email Lovena@SymphonyTherapy.com
