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Treat Workplace Stress Borehamwood

21 June 2017

Treat Workplace Stress Stress at work is common. It’s very common. According to the Health & Safety Executive, stress affects 20% of the working population, it’s the single biggest cause of workplace sickness in the UK and over 10.5m working days are lost to stress each year – costing British employers around £1.3bn. In addition, […]

Hypnotherapy for IBS St Albans

10 May 2017

Hypnotherapy for IBS St Albans Treatment aims to teach clients the necessary skills to control and help normalise the gut function by lowering the levels of anxiety, lowering the perception of pain and discomfort and by directing positive images to the gut. I have been extensively trained in gut-directed hypnotherapy which follows the therapy developed […]

Hypnotherapy for IBS Edgware

10 May 2017

Hypnotherapy for IBS Edgware Treatment aims to teach clients the necessary skills to control and help normalise the gut function by lowering the levels of anxiety, lowering the perception of pain and discomfort and by directing positive images to the gut. I have been extensively trained in gut-directed hypnotherapy which follows the therapy developed by […]

Hypnotherapy for IBS Borehamwood

10 May 2017

Hypnotherapy for IBS Borehamwood Treatment aims to teach clients the necessary skills to control and help normalise the gut function by lowering the levels of anxiety, lowering the perception of pain and discomfort and by directing positive images to the gut. I have been extensively trained in gut-directed hypnotherapy which follows the therapy developed by […]

Flying Phobia Borehamwood

6 April 2017

Phobias A phobia is an anxiety disorder where you have a deep-rooted, irrational fear of something that generally speaking poses little or no threat to you, such as – Situational Phobias such as Flying phobia, Confined Spaces phobia, Driving phobia, Dentists phobia, Bridges & Tunnels phobia Natural/Environmental Phobias such as Storms, Thunder, Water, Dark, Heights […]

From Acarophobia to Zelotypophobia…

29 July 2014

You may have acarophobia – a fear of itching – or zelotypophobia – a fear of jealousy. Irrational they may be, but for sufferers of phobias – described as anxiety disorders where you have a deep-rooted fear of something that generally speaking poses little or no threat – you face a debilitating life from which […]

Look into my eyes…

22 July 2014

When we hear the word ‘hypnotist’, it conjures up images of Matt Lucas’s obnoxious, charmless character Kenny Craig in Little Britain. You know the one, ‘look into my eyes, the eyes, the eyes, not around the eyes, don’t look around my eyes…’ To some, hypnotists sit at the same table as astrologers and mediums, essentially […]

The True Cost of Smoking – Is It Worth It?

24 June 2014

Smoking is revolting. There’s no debate about that and smokers know it. It’s smelly, it’s now highly antisocial, it doesn’t satisfy your thirst or hunger and contrary to popular belief, it doesn’t relax you. In fact it does the opposite. You get a very short, two-minute burst of dopamine (the chemical in your brain that […]

Do We All Suffer From Social Anxiety?

17 June 2014

Just what is social anxiety? Some say it’s just an excuse we make up when we don’t want to do something. Some say just take some pills and you’ll be fine. Some say it’s not even a real thing, just get on with it and stop making a fuss. Our advice is ‘don’t listen to […]

Are 20% of women anxious ‘most of the time?’

18 May 2014

In a survey published at the beginning of May by the Mental Health Foundation charity, 22% of women are preoccupied with ‘everyday worries’. We all have worries or concerns about everyday things, the things we take for granted a lot of the time – money, our relationships, our children and our jobs – but the […]