Male Eating Disorders On The Rise Once considered to be a very female issue, the number of men receiving outpatient treatment for eating disorders is rising distinctly in England (according to the BBC) Indeed, the rates or men presenting with eating … Continue reading →
Inappropriate Punishment I found myself reading about how the UK Attoney Generaly is demanding of federal prosecutors to send people to jail for as long as possible for drug offences. This is a clear example of politicising what is in … Continue reading →
Hate and Pain I have been, like many others, observing the current sociological situation in the world today. As a human being and a psychotherapist, the current atmopshere concerns me greatly. There seems to be far more hate in the … Continue reading →
Exam Nerves We are fast approaching the time of year where students begin to cram for their exams. Exams can be the bane of many a person’s life. I think for most of us, we do not really like the … Continue reading →
More Smoking Window Dressing For regular readers of my posts you will remember that I recently railed on the news that more than half of UK Vapers have claimed to have stopped smoking. I have now read that there are … Continue reading →
The Problem With Porn With the advent of the internet came the advent of internet pornography. Pornography can be seen as a double edged sword. On the one hand, pornography can give a person permission to explore the uniqueness of … Continue reading →
Overthinking is the Enemy When a person comes to therapy for the first time, it is a very big step. Indeed, when a person comes to therapy is it very possible that this will be the first time that the … Continue reading →
The Stop Smoking Con Reports have shown that more than half of UK vapers have supposedly given up smoking. This is somewhat misleading in that yes, whilst they have given up tobacco. I have not seen how long these people … Continue reading →
An End To Mental Health Injustice With a general election in motion, the Conservative party has pledged to end the inequity of the 1983 Mental Health Act and work towards an end to discrimination against people with mental health issues. … Continue reading →
Ethics is the Cornerstone of Good Practice I hope that this post is not seen as a rant for rant’s sake, but a genuine concern as to the future ethical direction of the hypnotherapy profession. Every organisation has a code … Continue reading →
