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Routine and Productivity

Routine and Productivity Friends and clients alike often ask me how I mange to get so much done. I maintain two clinical practices, I am Principal of the oldest college of Hypnosis and Psychotherapy in the UK, I am Chair … Continue reading

Hypnotherapy and Arachnophobia

Hypnotherapy and Arachnophobia As the weather improves and we go out side more, a common issue becomes more prevalent. That fear is arachnophobia. I am sure that most of you already know that arachnophobia is a fear of spiders. There is … Continue reading

Needle Phobia and Hypnosis

Needle Phobia and Hypnosis One of the more common phobia I work with is fear of needles which can manifest itself for many reasons and can be caused or triggered by many things. Examples of this would be a fear … Continue reading

Rehab Scam

Rehab Scam I find that satire is one of my favourite forms of humour, and a true master of the art is John Oliver. He did a piece last night of the shocking lack of oversight in the rehab industry … Continue reading

Activism as Opposed to Militancy and Extremism

Activism as Opposed to Militancy and Extremism Today’s title may provoke a bit of debate. With all the various on and off line groups taking up causes from Brexit to Women’s Equality I have noticed that what starts with a … Continue reading

Is There a Correlation Between The Trump Presidency and Psychotherapy Enquiries

Is There a Correlation Between The Trump Presidency and Psychotherapy Enquiries It would be appear to be so, atleast in the United States. This is based on a longitudinal analysis of the search engine term “psychotherapist near me”. The increase … Continue reading

A Metaphor for Change

A Metaphor for Change Human beings by and by tend to be creatures of extremes. Often times where change is decide on we have a tendency to revolt rather than evolve. Sometimes this is the right thing to do especially … Continue reading

Be Open Minded Hypnosis Works

Be Open Minded Hypnosis Works Hypnosis is a very effective adjunct to psychotherapist use to help therapy be even more client centred. I have always described therapy as a truly client centred process. This is because the client ultimately controls … Continue reading

Lying and Mental Health

Lying and Mental Health It is hard to escape the new reality in the world, lying has become the norm more and more. There was a time that people were held to account for their statements. When those statements were … Continue reading

Body Clock and Mood

Body Clock and Mood There has been study recently in the Lancet which links alterations to an individual’s body clock and mood disorders. This is something I have talked a lot with my clients who suffer with sleep issues. When … Continue reading

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