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by Lorraine McReight
The headlines, backed by government statistics, say it all - Britain is in the grip of an obesity crisis. There has been a marked increase in obesity rates over the past eight year...
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by Leonie Remington
Clinical hypnotherapist and NLP practitioner Leonie Remington describes exactly what is a phobia, highlighting four characteristics of phobia that differentiate it from normal fear...
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Psychosomatic Illness (Somatoform Disorders)
by Kate McEwen
The term ‘psychosomatic’ is often misunderstood to convey an ‘it’s all in the mind’ pejorative slant. This overlooks the fact that whatever the illness, the symptoms are real and ma...
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State-of-the-Art Hypnotherapy Tapes for Health and Self-Improvement
by Glenn Harrold
Glenn Harrold is a fully qualified clinical hypnotherapist who, drawing on his training as a musician and his experience of state-of-the-art digital recording techniques and believ...
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Stop Smoking - Positive Approaches
by Ursula Markham
On any given day there are literally thousands of people trying to kick the smoking habit. Many experts agree that the best method to stop smoking is one which is non-invasive and ...
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The Hypo-Desensitization Approach to the Treatment of Simple Phobias
by Karen Campbell
In this article, the author looks at phobias, what they are and have in common, and where they come from. She says there are many different techniques now available to the phobic ...
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by Vera Peiffer
Vera Peiffer, hypnotherapist and kinesiologist, offers a vivid illustration of the fine line between rational and irrational fear and damaging effects of fear on our health, to the...
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Trance: the practice and the pitfalls
by Dennis R Wier
Powerful yogic trance states are often created by the long term practice of meditation. When the mind is temporarily anchored in trance, a yogi may become sensitive to subtle inf...
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Using Hypnosis for Self-Understanding and Change
by John Butler
My clients often surprise me, which I see as one of the benefits to me of my work as a therapist.