Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT)
Introduction to RTT
Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT) is a focused form of hypnotherapy that works with the subconscious mind to explore and shift patterns that may be contributing to ongoing fears, anxiety, or confidence difficulties.
RTT is often used when there is a clear issue to work with, such as a specific phobia, recurring anxiety responses, or long-standing self-doubt. It can also be helpful alongside counselling, particularly where emotional reactions feel automatic or hard to change through insight alone.
RTT is one part of my work. I also offer counselling and coaching, and sessions are shaped around what feels most appropriate and supportive for you.
When RTT May Be Helpful
RTT is a focused approach and works best where there is a clear issue to explore.
In my work, RTT is most commonly used to support:
• Phobias and specific fears
• Anxiety and panic responses
• Confidence and self belief difficulties
RTT may be particularly helpful where emotional reactions feel automatic, deeply ingrained, or difficult to shift through insight alone. During an initial conversation, we can explore whether this approach feels appropriate for what you are experiencing.
Why RTT Can Feel Different
RTT can feel impactful because it works with emotional responses and beliefs that often sit outside conscious awareness. For issues such as phobias, panic responses, or confidence difficulties, these patterns can feel automatic and hard to shift through insight alone.
By working in a focused and relaxed state, RTT creates space to explore these responses in a different way. For some people, this leads to shifts that feel noticeable and meaningful. For others, change unfolds more gradually over time.
As with all therapeutic work, outcomes vary, and RTT is not experienced in the same way by everyone. The aim is not to force change, but to support understanding and movement in a way that feels safe and appropriate.
What To Expect
RTT sessions are focused and structured, with space to explore a specific issue in a supportive and contained way. While each session is individual, there is a general framework that helps guide the process.
Sessions begin with a conversation to understand what you would like support with and to clarify the focus of the work. This allows time to ask questions, discuss the process, and ensure you feel comfortable moving forward.
The hypnotherapy part of the session involves entering a deeply relaxed but aware state, similar to the feeling just before falling asleep. In this state, attention can turn inward, creating space to explore emotional responses or beliefs connected to the issue being worked with.
After the session, a personalised audio recording is provided to support ongoing reflection and integration. This recording is usually listened to daily for a period of time. Follow up support is included to review how things are progressing and to discuss next steps where appropriate.
RTT Alongside Counselling and Coaching
RTT is one of the approaches I offer and can be used on its own or alongside counselling or coaching. Each approach works in a different way, and there is no expectation to choose one over another.
Counselling offers space to explore experiences over time, build understanding, and work through emotional patterns at a steady pace. Coaching focuses more on practical support, structure, and everyday strategies. RTT provides a more focused way of working with specific emotional responses or beliefs.
During an initial conversation, we can explore what you are looking for and consider which approach, or combination of approaches, feels most appropriate and supportive for you.
Alongside RTT, I also offer ADHD focused self study courses for those who prefer structured support they can explore in their own time.
You can explore my counselling services through Clear Haven Therapy to learn more about the approaches I offer and what might feel most supportive for you.
Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT) Services
Common challenges I work with that my clients tend to struggle with.
Client Testimonials
“I came to RTT for social anxiety and wasn’t sure what to expect, as hypnotherapy was new to me. The session felt clear and straightforward, and afterwards things felt noticeably lighter. I’ve been listening to the recording regularly and find it calming and helpful as part of my routine.”
“I initially came for counselling around confidence and was later guided towards an RTT session. The session helped me see things from a different perspective, including links to earlier experiences I hadn’t expected. Afterwards, many unhelpful thoughts eased, and over time I’ve felt more like myself and much more comfortable in social situations.”
“A friend suggested an RTT session with Carol for long-standing stomach issues. I was sceptical at first after trying CBT, but decided to give it a try. Since the session, I’ve noticed a real difference and have been able to enjoy holidays, gigs, and days out without problems.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rapid Transformational Therapy?
Rapid Transformational Therapy, often referred to as RTT, is a focused form of hypnotherapy that works with the subconscious mind. It is used to explore and gently shift patterns, beliefs, or emotional responses that may be contributing to ongoing difficulties such as phobias, anxiety, or confidence issues. RTT is structured and goal focused, while still allowing space for reflection and understanding.
How many RTT sessions will I need?
RTT is often delivered as a single, longer session focused on a specific issue. In some cases, additional sessions may be helpful, depending on what is being worked with and how change unfolds over time. This can be discussed during an initial conversation so expectations feel clear and realistic.
Will I be asleep during the session?
No. During hypnotherapy, you remain awake, aware, and in control. The experience is similar to a deeply relaxed state, such as the feeling just before falling asleep, where attention turns inward but you can still hear and respond throughout the session.
What can RTT help with?
RTT is most commonly used for specific fears or phobias, anxiety or panic responses, and confidence or self belief difficulties. It works best where there is a clear focus for the session and where emotional reactions feel automatic or deeply ingrained.
What makes RTT different from other therapies?
RTT differs from traditional talking therapies in that it works directly with subconscious patterns rather than focusing solely on insight or discussion. It is more structured and focused, and sessions are usually longer but fewer in number. RTT can be used on its own or alongside counselling or coaching, depending on what feels most appropriate.
How do I know whether RTT or counselling is right for me?
RTT can be helpful for specific issues that feel stuck or repetitive, while counselling offers space to explore experiences more gradually and in greater depth. Some people know straight away what they want to try, while others prefer to talk things through first. A free discovery call can help you decide which approach feels most appropriate for you right now.
Schedule Your Free Discovery Call
Ready to experience the power of Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT)? Wherever you are in the UK, book a free 20-minute discovery call via Zoom to explore how RTT and hypnosis can help you reprogram limiting beliefs, overcome challenges, and create lasting change. Take the first step toward a healthier, more confident you today.
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