 Published in Woman & Home Magazine - Tuesday, 6 January 2009 - by Caroline Virr
If you are in search of real career solutions, try a clinical hypnotherapist. Woman and Home sent one reader to try it out
Alison Templeman Wright, 42, is married to Paul, a teacher. They have two children.
"I've been taking an art degree that finishes in May, and I'm working part-time in a coffee shop. My husband has recently had to take a salary cut, and would love me to go back to work full-time to supplement the family income. I'm excited, but also nervous.”
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Read more... [Career Advice (Alison)]
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FEAR - we all have it, no one likes it. So what to do about it? Well, there's
a difference between fear and a genuine concern. A genuine concern is, 'I'm
concerned about passing my exams next month', which is a rational response and
may even help in my setting goals to make sure I do pass them. Fear on the
other hand can be extremely debilitating. In Hypnotherapy we would say it's a
psychosomatic response to a negative expectation. faith, is the opposite. With
fear we get a rush of adrenaline into our bodies, not very healthy most of the
time. With faith, we get a rush or endorphins, the good guys, making us feel
good because we have a positive expectancy to our outcome, whether it be,
passing a driving test, making a presentation or having a great day off!
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Read more... [Facing Your Fear]
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Is Clinical Hypnosis possible for me?
What conditions can Clinical Hypnosis treat and help with?
What will happen during a Clinical Hypnosis session?
How much will I need to invest?
What are the guarantees it will work for me?
Is Hypnosis via NHS possible?
How to Ask your GP to refer you to a Hypnotherapist?
How to get more general information on Hypnotherapy?
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Read more... [Hypnosis FAQs]
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