Watching TV last night was like stepping back in time. I’d guess I’d underestimated what two weeks of positive media coverage can do. All I’ve noticed – on the radio, in the papers, and on the TV over the last 48 hours has been the old parade of things gone wrong, bad news and depressing […]
I got interviewed
Ideamensch is an online community of ‘people who bring ideas to life’, so I was really pleased to be asked for an interview by them. Bex and I remember when Cognitive Hypnotherapy really was just an idea, on a piece of paper that we were doodling on as we watched TV. Now, 13 years on, […]
We’re not who we’re going to be yet.
I was criticised by someone a while back after I mentioned in a blog how I’d had dinner with a client from 10 years ago. It was the opinion of this therapist that ‘once a client always a client’ and there should be no shifting in the dynamic of this relationship. I couldn’t disagree more. […]
Something about a boy
Sometimes you get to step out of your life into someone else’s. Last Wednesday was one of those times. A graduate of ours, Suzette Shahmoon, has been supporting the Princess Royal Trust for Carers for a number of years, and through her efforts last year we at Quest were able to give the Cognitive Hypnotherapists […]
Darin’s in the Daily Mirror
The story of Darin McLoud has been a feature of Cognitive Hypnotherapy over the last year because he’s been such a potent symbol of transformation. At forty years old many people pretty much conclude that they are who they’re going to be, and yet he demonstrates that we make a choice about who are every […]
Therapy in the blogosphere.
It’s funny how sometimes people sat on a hobby horse miss the fact that the world has raced past them on a rocket. When I was Director of Ethics for the National Council for Hypnotherapy I worked with other like-minded people for about four years to rescind the rule that banned therapists from using client […]
My hopes for you this year.
I guess a New Year blog from someone like me is supposed to be about setting goals and suchlike, and I’ve certainly gone down that road in the past, but I want to say something else this year. Not that I’m saying goals are anything but a good thing – in moderation; you could have […]
Slimpods predicted to be one of the top ten new weightloss trends for 2012
After less than a year in the marketplace it’s brilliant news that the weightloss downloads developed by Trevor in collaboration with Thinking Slimmer have had such an impact already. It’s particularly pleasing because the philosophy is all about forgetting diets and creating a healthier relationship to food. As a true lifestyle change it means the […]
Wilma: one door closes
This is a blog that’s been sitting like a lead weight in my stomach. The shortest way to start it is just to say that we put Wilma to sleep. So many of you contacted me with messages of support following my last blog about our remarkable little pet that I knew I’d have to […]
Talking about relationships
Our job as agony aunt and uncle on the Jeni Barnett show BBC London 94.9fm (apart from us hating that description) has been one of the new things of 2011 that we’re enjoying the most. I pinched myself on Sunday when I turned to my left during the broadcast and looked into the studio next […]
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