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    January 15, 2021

    Overcoming Needle Phobia for the Covid-19 Vaccine

    Between two and five MILLION people in the UK have a Needle Phobia – here's how to get through your Covid vaccination if you're one of them. If you've been watching news about the new coronavirus vaccine with a sense of elation tinged with dread, you're probably one of the…

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    June 21, 2020

    Why a ‘Winter of Trauma’ is coming

    PTSD caused by lockdown will be a reality for millions – but could new therapies offer a solution? It’s a funny old thing, the human mind. We’re often told to “toughen up” or “get on with it” in the face of adversity, and yet study after study has shown how…

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    April 10, 2019

    Are consultations key to success in hypnotherapy?

    If you’re looking to explore hypnotherapy as an option for you, it’s a really good idea to have an initial consultation first.   This blog explains what happens when either Lucy, my assistant, or I have an initial 20 minutes consultation with every single client. Between us, we’ve done many thousands…

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    July 23, 2018

    Is vaping as bad for you as smoking?

    According to new data released in June 2018, fewer people are now smoking in the US than ever before. Time magazine said that the rate had dropped to 14 per cent of the adult population – compared with an estimated 40 per cent in the 1960s. These headline figures suggest…

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