Understanding others When you encounter another person and you find him/her strange to behold then you might need to appreciate what you are observing. When you perceive someone you are seeing the…
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You And The Herd
What is herding animal theory? We are all herding animals which means that our prime interest will be in survival as a species and as a herd – the universal family of…
Whose Agenda?
Are you true to yourself? Have you ever wondered about whose agenda you are working from and living by? Are you able to please yourself in this life or are you living…
Analytical hypnotherapy misunderstood
Myths and conceptions There are many – hopelessly inaccurate – myths and misconceptions about what Analytical Hypnotherapy (hypno-psychotherapy) actually is. And the average person has a thoroughly misguided idea of what psychotherapy…
Insight
What is insight? Analytical Hypnotherapy is regarded as an insight-oriented psychotherapy. But what is insight and what is its significance for the client? Gaining insight is a means of understanding yourself at…
Stand Back!
Why do we live a lie? When reviewing the past in a therapeutic context it will be important for you to view your relationships and your life events realistically. We often tend…
To eat or not to eat?
Fasting – that is the question Sometimes when we endeavour to achieve something, we need to go against the accepted grain. So it is with periodic fasting, preferably supervised, as intermittent, alternate…
The Value of Creativity
Why is creativity so valuable? The value of using your creativity cannot be overestimated. Being creative is inspirational, uplighting and self-fulfilling. The value of being creative, imaginative and original is that these…
Have You Ever Wondered?
There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy. Shakespeare’s Hamlet. When Shakespeare wrote these famous lines from Hamlet at the turn of the sixteenth/seventeenth century,…
Self-Judgement
There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so. Shakespeare, Hamlet How do you judge yourself? We often judge ourselves according to what others think and, more probably, what we imagine others will think…