People experience ‘Freudian slip’ – an error in speech, action, or behaviour which is linked to the unconscious mind. This concept was formulated by Sigmund Freud, a Jewish Austrian neurologist, 100 years ago. In a new research, experts found that these unconscious conflicts may have something to do with anxiety symptoms. Unconscious Confl
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If you have end stage renal failure it means that your kidneys are no longer able to remove the toxins in your body through passing water, also you’re passing little or no water at all, meaning the fluid remains in your body. The answer if your diagnosed with end stage renal failure would be the need for a substantial change in diet, fluid restriction
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As always, this is the time of year when hypnotherapy for weight loss is at its most popular as people’s thoughts turn to beach holidays and lighter perhaps more revealing clothing. Also excess weight can be so uncomfortable and exhausting in the hot weather. So many people tell me that food and eating are on their mind all day long – when
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"The (television) business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There’s also a negative side.” Hunter S Thompson No wonder it drives you round the bend. Finding funding, carrying the can, cashing in on the outcome; trusting to the rap-sheet of your reputat
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When going to see a counsellor or hypnotherapist for the first time, your initial consultation is important for both yourself and them for a number of reasons; not least because it is a chance for both of you to see if you can work together and strike up a rapport. Rapport is a mutual trust and confidence between two people and is extremely important
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People come to counselling (and other therapies I speak from as a counsellor but this can be attributed to any other therapy) for many different issues and problems they’re experiencing. Sometimes these issues/problems are known to the individual and sometimes not known but life just seems to be throwing up obstacles that prevent having meaningfu
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Ever thought you behave like your mum or dad? Sometimes even cringing, because you really hated it when your mum or dad behaved in a particular way? It may be that you don’t like it, but it is normal, you are a product of the parental activities of your mum and dad, as well as the external environment you grew up in, including your friends, teachers, a
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Self esteem is your own personal view of yourself, physically, mentally, and emotionally. We all have different views of ourselves, but keeping a positive outlook will benefit you more than a negative one. Too many people have developed low self esteem for many different reasons (babies are not born underestimating themselves) and they need to build their se
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A recent Horizon program entitled ‘Out of Control’ talking with Scientists reveal that that we think we do and what we actually do can be very different, and our unconscious mind is often determining our actions, decisions, choices without us even being aware that is what is happening. BBC 2 HORIZON OUT OF CONTROL? http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplay
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As a child I used to wonder why we had the expression ‘Good Grief’, thinking how can the death of a loved one be a good thing? I was reminded by my mother that at age 4 there was the death of my aunt, when told she had died my reply was ‘Who Shot Her’, clearly from the movies my father used to watch old westerns. My experience
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