1— Hypnosis Can Induce ‘Synesthetic’ Experiences – Where 1 Sense Triggers The Involuntary Use Of Another – Within An Average Brain
Hypnosis can induce “synesthetic” experiences – where one sense triggers the involuntary use of another – within an average brain, according to a new study in the journal Psychological Science, the premiere publication of the Association for Psychological Society. . . Read the rest of the news –>
2— Controlling Dyspnea With Self-Hypnosis in Pediatric Patients
NaturalNews) Dyspnea is a disease of the airway, lungs, or heart. Dyspnea is characterized by difficulty breathing, shortness of breath, and painful breathing. The disease is often diagnosed with a physical exam, but a doctor may need the help of chest radiographs or an ECG (electrocardiograph). A complete medical history. . . Read the rest of the news –>
3— Hypnotherapy explained: ways to lower stress levels
IN MY two previous articles I have explained how we create stress in our lives and how our negative thought patterns are responsible for creating the physical symptoms that we associate with feeling stressed. . . Read the rest of the news –>
4— NLP helps Sidmouth dog groomer overcome spider phobia
A SIDMOUTH dog groomer with a deep-seated fear of spiders, has had her life transformed by an Ottery St Mary woman using neuro linguistic programming. Clipping a Rottweiler’s nails is a doddle for Suzanne Hoare, of Yardelands. . . Read the rest of the news –>
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