Sexual Harassment Can Hypnotherapy Help? One cannot help but notice the groundswell of accusations of men (particularly), powerful men who have engaged in systematic harassment of men and women. This harassment was designed to feed their sexual appetites and many … Continue reading →
Rememberance Sunday and Therapy Rememberance Sunday is a somber affair where we remember the fallen in war. It began, of course, as a way to remember those who fell in the Great War or as it was known then the … Continue reading →
Saying The Unsayable For Hypnotherapy Training Today’s post has been on my mind for the past 18 months, I have not written it until now, because I fully expect a backlash from some in the profession, but having ranted about … Continue reading →
The Hypnotherapy Accreditation Con Following on from yesterday’s post, I have decided to look at an issue which has been a professional frustration for me. All professions have some form of accreditation. In the statutory world, there is one organisation … Continue reading →
Couples Therapy and Hypnotherapy Today and tomorrow’s posts will be in the vein of me being frustrated and me wanting to vent a bit of anger about the sloppiness of the hypnotherapy profession. For the better part of my adult … Continue reading →
UK Wellbeing On The Rise In an article on the BBC website, the general rate of wellbeing in the UK has achieved “a small but significant” increase in people’s feelings of wellbeing. This includes a rise in happiness (in England … Continue reading →
Morality and Mental Health You would have to be living on a deserted island to not have noticed that in the past several weeks, the news has been dominated by scandal. Be that sexual or financial it appears that folk … Continue reading →
More On Sexting And Mental Health In a recent article, it has been quoted that police are investigating 17 child sexting complaints per day. This represents a doubling in such cases in a mere two years. Sex is a good … Continue reading →
Psychiatrist Vacancies On The Rise Psychiatric vacancies have doubled in the past four years. This is not the first time that the Royal College of Psychiatrists have been talking about this crisis in psychiatrist numbers. The discussion is centred around … Continue reading →
A Course In Understanding This weekend I will be teaching one of the new courses that we introduced to the National College since becoming Principal. This is a certificate course for qualified psychotherapists and counsellors in the use of hypnosis. … Continue reading →
