Articles related to: nlp Edinburgh
1: So You Not A Psychologist, Then What Are You?
Whilst most people have heard of psychologists and psychiatrists (although people often confuse the two!) and understand them to be professionals qualified to work within the field of mental-health, m..
2: Anchoring For Emotional Balance
Most people experience life as a roller-coaster of different emotional states, accepting without question that emotions are something that just happen in response to life events. In any given day, you..
3: What's In Your Coping Toolbox?
Life consistently presents us with challenges and changes and at times this can lead to us feeling stressed. Planning how to manage and cope in various life situations, and finding out which coping sk..
4: Believe You Can!
In any therapeutic intervention that is designed to achieve change, it is important to have an understanding of the beliefs and values held by the person wishing to change. NLP therapists are able to ..
5: Hypnotherapy And NLP: Unscrambling The Link
Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) and Hypnotherapy are very closely related and could be considered to come from the same ‘family’ of therapeutic approaches. In fact, if you are considering havin..
6: Weightloss With NLP
NLP can be useful for people struggling to lose weight. In fact, wanting to lose weight is a fairly common reason for why people seek NLP, Edinburgh. Whilst NLP is by no means a magic diet pill, it ca..
7: Testing For Depression
In its lay use, the term “depression” is used to convey a whole range of emotional and psychological states – unhappiness, low mood, misery, apathy etc. Indeed, many use the term interchangeably..
8: Hypnotherapy For Insomnia
Having trouble sleeping can be really distressing and frustrating. You go to bed, wishing for a good nights sleep and then lay awake for hours, tossing and turning, becoming more and more anxious abou..
9: Who’s Who In The Mental Health Service: GPS, Psychiatrists, Psychologists, CPNS And Allied Therapists
When a person is experiencing psychological or emotional difficulties (hereafter called “mental health problems”), they may well attend their GP. The GP will interview them and based on the nature..
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