Zoë Clews & Associates Hypnotherapy
Hello and a very warm welcome from Zoë and the team. You may have come to us because you want help for yourself or perhaps you're doing some research into hypnotherapy treatments on behalf of a friend or loved one. Either way, the biggest question you have is whether we can help solve the problem that brought you here. The answer is yes.
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In a shade over six months the UK will no longer be a member of the European Union. Whatever your view of that in principle, the matter of Britain’s membership is a debate … Read more
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Just six weeks to go until I join some of the leading voices in hypnotherapy at the UK Hypnosis Convention to share some insight into how we can become even better in our businesses.
The UKHC is set to be a one-stop shop for the very best knowledge and insight there is right now - tickets available here.
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Adam Eason Melissa Tiers Judy Rees Anthony Jacquin Joergen Rasmussen Freddy Jacquin Dan Cleary Jason Linett Hazel Gale Martin S Taylor Kate Beaven-Marks Karen Puttick Helen Bremner James Tripp Sara…Linonophobia. The fear of string. It exists. Yes, really. And you probably just laughed, just like you will when we tell you there are also real phobias to do with the colour yellow, reunions and cheese.
Except, if you have a phobia, it isn't really that you're scared of that particular thing (spiders and snakes are common). The likelihood is you're actually suffering from anxiety about something else, because in many cases phobias are actually coping mechanisms that mask other issues.
If you've got a phobia, contact us to find out how we can help resolve the real problem in your life. And in the meantime, here's more on the science of why you shouldn't laugh at people with strange fears. buff.ly/2D57tL7
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Why you shouldn't laugh at someone else's phobia — no matter how ridiculous it sounds
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All phobias are irrational and specific, but some seem more ridiculous than others. You should never laugh at someone's fears or dismiss them in any way, because that can make their fear worse. You shouldn't act superior, because we all have our weak spots.Latest from Twitter
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