Cannabis Use and Hypnotherapy Ask most people who admit to having tried drugs at least once in their lives, and the drug they will say that they tried was cannabis. Back in the day (my day), cannabis use was common … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy and the Olympics and Paralympics You would have to have been living under a rock, as my grandmother would say, to have not noticed that this summer has been a most excellent season for Team GB and ParaTeam GB. … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy and Relationship Issues There are some who will read this post and shake their fists at the screen. I am used to it in many respects, I am a conservative practitioner with a small “c”. There is a preponderance … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy and Therapeutic Space I get asked all the time, what makes hypnosis or hypnotherapy specifically, therapeutic. Well in and of itself, hypnosis is not therapeutic at all, it is a state in which therapy can be undertaken. However, it … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy and Distance Learning I am writing this today, as I have been disturbed by learning that one of the leading hypnotherapy professional societies in the UK has been considering a totally online, distance learning practitioner level qualification. I should … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy Who is the Best You might find this title a little odd and a little self indulgent, when a person goes on line to find a therapist a hypnotherapist in particular, they are barraged with this claim and that … Continue reading →
Getting Personal With Your Hypnotherapist Back when I started my practice, what seems almost a lifetime ago, there were boundaries between the hypnotherapist and the client. There was never really any way for clients to become more personally involved with … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy Testimonials Referring back to a couple of my articles last week, I would like to re-visit the issue of hypnotherapist and psychotherapists using testimonials to market their practices. I can say in a nutshell that in my view, and … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy and Metaphor For regular readers of my blog, you will recall that over the weekend I wrote about how I enjoy teaching the therapeutic approaches of Milton H Erickson, MD. It occurs to me that the reason I enjoy … Continue reading →
Hypnotherapy and the NHS This is an article that I have wanted to write for some time. There are some in our field who claim that they are recognised by the NHS. This statement for the vast majority is misleading … Continue reading →
