Letting Go of the Past and Hypnotherapy A wise man once said “those who do not learn from the past are destined to repeat it”. This of course is as true a truism that exists. However, I would like to … Continue reading →
Creating Boundaries with Hypnotherapy One of the most common issues people come to me with are issues regarding boundaries. All too often people are willing to permit other people to tread on their views, values and space. Politeness often dictates … Continue reading →
Ford Motors and Mental Health As regular readers of my blog will know, I am very keen that mental health issues should be taken out of the shadows and discussed openly and freely in the light of day. Many celebrities … Continue reading →
Emmerdale and Hypnotherapy Plot Line Now, I am not a fan of soaps as a general rule. I say this because soaps generally are about the norm but dramatised to make it seem totally unbelievable. Emmerdale apparently had a story … Continue reading →
More on Hypnotherapy and Pain It is quite interesting to me that having written about hypnosis and it’s potential to replace opioid use in some cases of pain management, I have come across news that there is a hospital in … Continue reading →
Hypnosis and Opioid Use There is much discussion at the moment regarding the over prescription of opioids for pain management. Indeed, in places like the United States there is a real public health issue as a significant minority of those … Continue reading →
More Hypnosis Claims Sigh Yes, it has been a few weeks where I have not railed on something that colleagues are claiming with regards to hypnosis, but today I found something which I had to comment on. I have always … Continue reading →
The Rock and Depression I read recently an interview conducted with Dwayne Johnson aka “The Rock”. He discusses his battle with depression and his family history with mental health issues. I have written on other occasions about celebrities who break their … Continue reading →
Ronseal Turns to Hypnosis Ronseal the product which DIY’ers rely on have done a bank holiday ad campaign using a tongue in cheek version of hypnosis to motivate people to not spend the weekend Netflixing, but rather to get up … Continue reading →
The Allegory of Easter Sunday Well I started this series with the allegory of Good Friday, moving on to Easter Saturday so we have now come to the end which is the allegory of Easter Sunday. The story of Easter … Continue reading →
