Amalgamating Hypno-Psychotherapy into a Trauma Counselling Protocol Today’s title may seem a bit wordy, but it is the title of the presentation that I am speaking on at the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy’s ‘Working effectively with trauma in healthcare … Continue reading →
On Death and Dying I have been giving a lot of thought lately to the stresses and strains placed on people when it comes to death and dying. For may people this is a taboo subject that is seldom discussed … Continue reading →
Is Hypnotherapy Alternative Medicine? This is a very common question which has been the subject of much debate both within and outside of the profession for many years. Hypnotherapy is recognised by many organisations which align themselves with “alternative medicine”, … Continue reading →
NHS Funded Hypnotherapy In a recent article it has been said that for women who are afraid of giving birth were given £500 to fund things like hypnotherapy classes to help them to manage the birth and have a better … Continue reading →
Balancing Between Informing and Shaming There has been much talk about obesity in the media of late. The main story is about obesity links with cancer. This obviously it is essential to get the word out about health risks. But … Continue reading →
Baylor University and Hypnosis When looking for a topic for today, I came across Lariat, the student newspaper of Baylor University in the US. I have lately been very hard of journalism and journalists who do not do their jobs. … Continue reading →
Expert Hypnotherapists NOT As regular readers will know, I have a bit of an issue with the use of the word expert when it is not deserved. In one are I notice this a lot is in people writing blogs … Continue reading →
The Love Addict, Not What Hypnosis is About I have recently seen an advert for a movie on Amazon Prime called Love Addict where the premise of the film is that a womaniser goes to a hypnotherapist to stop smoking … Continue reading →
Skunk and Mental Health Cannabis is one of the most popular recreational drugs in the UK. Yes, I know that cannabis is not for many a drug as it is a grown and is more herbal than chemical. Or at … Continue reading →
Millennials and Obesity Cancer UK has recently published that Millennials, those born between the early 1980’s and mid 1990’s are on track to become the most overweight generation since records began. Indeed, they are approximating 70% of this generation will … Continue reading →
