Compassionate Mental Health This post will have a different flavour to posts in the past, I say this because I write this post with a degree or anger and I would generally not be so forthright in these posts. I … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy and Spirituality Though society has become increasingly more secular, this has not impeded the increase of people being interested in spirituality in general and for their own developmental purposes. With the rise of modalities like Mindfulness, it is a … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy Regulation To follow along with my last two articles on the misconceptions which surround hypnotherapy, I thought it might be helpful to revisit the issue of hypnotherapy regulation. This is not as clear cut as one might expect, indeed … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy Misconceptions Pt2 For those of you who are regular readers of my musings, you will know that I wrote yesterday about some common misconceptions about hypnotherapy. Today, I want to add two more misconceptions to look at and overcome. … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy Misconceptions Having been a practising hypnotherapist for more than two decades, it never ceases to amaze me that people still have great misconceptions about hypnosis in general and hypnotherapy specifically. Today, I would like to look at some of … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy and the Core Conditions In a recent article I wrote about integrative hypnotherapy and how this is an overarching approach to the work that I do. I would like today to make this a bit more specific, in addition … Continue reading →
Performance Enhancement and Hypnotherapy This is one of my teaching weekends, and it is one of my favourite subjects working with performance issues with hypnotherapy. Hypnotherapy has the advantage of being useful for issues that perhaps would not normally worked … Continue reading →
Self Harm and Hypnotherapy One of the saddest issues I work with is the issue of emotional repression which manifests itself in the form of self harm. Many people do not realise that people who self harm do so for … Continue reading →
Facebragging and Divorce I have in several blogs talked about the downside of social media. Obviously, things like Facebook and Twitter have become a staple of modern life. As with most things in life, I tell my clients that moderation … Continue reading →
A Sad Time for Hypnotherapy Some years back, St Mary’s University announced that it was going to offer a BSc in Clinical Hypnosis in partnership with a private hypnotherapy school. When I first read the news, I will admit, I … Continue reading →
