Hypnotherapy and Binge Eating Today, I would like to discuss a very serious issue which effects far more people than who end up presenting for any kind of help. There is an increase of people who present to me for … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy and Unrealistic Expectations I often tell my students that hypnotherapy is a bit of a double edged sword. What I mean by this is that hypnotherapy has what I believe to be a relatively good public recognition profile going … Continue reading →
When is Hypnotherapy Not Hypnotherapy This might sound like a riddle, but I assure you that the answer is not nearly as complicated. Hypnotherapy is not hypnotherapy when a person is trying to sell hypnotherapy as something unique to themselves … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy and the Best Man I have been thinking that I have had quite a few people present for therapy in the past few months to help them to do their best man speech. Weddings are very intricate, special events. … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy and New Skills One of the things which surprise people who have not had experience with hypnotherapy is that not everyone who comes in comes for therapy. There are people who attend sessions to improve skills. I have written … Continue reading →
What is a Master Hypnotherapist This is a question I get asked occasionally by potential clients, so I thought I would do some clarification on this subject. There are some practitioners who advertise themselves as a “Master Hypnotherapist”. This title … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy and Moderation I have been saying to clients for years that a person does not need to stop doing most of the things in their lives which they enjoy, but rather they need to moderate how they are with … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy and The Gastric Band Of the myriad of subjects which effect the clinical practice of hypnosis, none annoy and even offend me as much as the fetish some people seem to have for the hypnotic gastric band. It would … Continue reading →
Supervision a Question for Hypnotherapists I have written many times about the importance of clinical supervision in a practitioner’s professional life. I have said that it is essential to not pay this most important service lip service and to truly … Continue reading →
Even Professional Bodies Get it Wrong Sometimes As professional therapists, we are also considered to the professional communicators. This means that we are meant to be thoughtful and to choose our words with care and attention. We are also human … Continue reading →
