PTSD and Cancer Diagnosis I think it is safe to say that to be diagnosed with cancer can be one of the most traumatic things a person can experience. Though there have been great advances in the treatment of cancer, … Continue reading →
Professional Marketing in Hypnotherapy Well the time has come, we are in November and there is talk of “Black Friday” sales and discounts. I always find Black Friday interesting from the UK point of view as it is totally meaningless. … Continue reading →
Parents and Teenage Depression It is common sense that parents have a significant role in keeping their children healthy and safe. But all too often this is seen in the narrow context of physical health and safety rather than the … Continue reading →
Divorce and Mental Health I could not help but notice today in the news that there are calls from senior members of the judiciary that divorce laws in the UK are antiquated and need to be revisited and changed. Divorce … Continue reading →
Small Talk Saves Lives Many of us who use the railways often will notice that far more often than we would like that trains are delayed or cancelled because someone has committed suicide on the line. A more grizzly way … Continue reading →
Post Natal Depression in Men This might sound unusual to some people but more and more new fathers are developing what can only be described as post natal depression after the birth of their child. These feelings are generally around … Continue reading →
Reality Television and Narcissism and Mental Health Folk who know me personally know that I really dislike is reality television. However, the recent state of programmes which celebrate people for simply being the child of someone moderately famous or rich … Continue reading →
Sexual Harassment Can Hypnotherapy Help? One cannot help but notice the groundswell of accusations of men (particularly), powerful men who have engaged in systematic harassment of men and women. This harassment was designed to feed their sexual appetites and many … Continue reading →
Rememberance Sunday and Therapy Rememberance Sunday is a somber affair where we remember the fallen in war. It began, of course, as a way to remember those who fell in the Great War or as it was known then the … Continue reading →
Saying The Unsayable For Hypnotherapy Training Today’s post has been on my mind for the past 18 months, I have not written it until now, because I fully expect a backlash from some in the profession, but having ranted about … Continue reading →
