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Trance Is Different For Everyone
(Mon Dec 3rd, 2007, by People Building)
Trance is different for everyone, and every person has reported a different experience of it to the next. The best way to explain how trance is helpful to create change in human behavior is if you think about the fact that you have a conscious and an...
Cure Insomnia with Non-Medicinal Sleep Aids
(Tue Nov 27th, 2007, by Veronika Namesse)
There are several treatments for insomnia symptoms. However, cure for insomnia is not totally limited to medications. The easiest way to solving sleeping issues is through the help of natural sleep aids. Here are some of the treatments used for insom...
Hypnotherapy Can Give You A Sporting Chance
(Thu Oct 11th, 2007, by Steve Tallamy)
Psychology in sport has developed greatly over the years and hypnotherapy has become a vital part of many sports men and womens training programs. How many times have you heard phrases like, being focused, in the zone, mental preparation or even his/...
The Multiplier Effect, Part II
(Wed Oct 10th, 2007, by Hollis Polk)
After the orbs in the Bay Area (see "How Psychics Have Fun (Part II) posted earlier), and the enhanced photo, I was pretty excited to see what would happen at Mt. Shasta, which is renowned for its spiritual activity, with a bigger group, and a respec...
What to do to end a relationship successfully
(Wed Oct 10th, 2007, by Hollis Polk)
Sometimes, things really do happen in threes. And my rule is that when something happens three times, I should have a serious look at whatever the issue is. Yesterday, I had three people call me about their divorces. One is just beginning a divorce, ...
Types of Mental Health Care Professionals
(Wed Sep 26th, 2007, by Arthur Buchanan)
Professional Training and Expertise Psychiatrist Medical doctor with 4 years of psychiatric training after graduation from medical school. Can prescribe drugs and admit people to the hospital. Some practice psychotherapy, some only prescribe drug...
Asthma Symptom Liberation Via Hypnosis
(Wed Aug 15th, 2007, by Alan Densky)
Asthma is a chronic condition affecting the respiratory system. During the course of an asthma attack, airways, which bring oxygen to and out of the lungs, tend to constrict and hence reduce the flow of air coming to the lungs. The airways also becom...
Migraine Relief Through Self-Hypnosis
(Wed Aug 15th, 2007, by Alan Densky)
Even if our brain itself is not sensitive to pain, several areas of the skull such as the scalp, face, mouth and throat have nerve fibers that are sensitive to pain and which can hurt. Headache - or cephalgia - ordinarily means any kind of pain that ...
How Psychics Have Fun (Part II)
(Wed Aug 8th, 2007, by Hollis Polk)
There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy. William Shakespeare If you had told me 3 years ago that I'd be spending a summer Saturday night sitting out in a cold, empty field, in the dark, with a few...
Cognitive Therapy Treatment For Health Anxiety
(Tue Aug 7th, 2007, by Karen Hastings, Hertfordshire)
Health anxiety refers to having a preoccupation with a fear of having a serious illness or disease, despite medical investigations that show the person is healthy. A person with health anxiety will often misinterpret normal physical sensations as a s...
Good Marketing Is Like Picking The Right Anniversary Present...
(Wed Aug 1st, 2007, by Allan Scott)
Does that make sense to you? Or not? Well, consider this. Like an anniversary present, marketing works best when you think of the recipient, not yourself. When you give them something they value. And when you do it with the right words. What do you w...
Hypnosis has a Dry Answer
(Tue Jul 31st, 2007, by Lynda hudson)
Lynda Hudson, Psychotherapist and Consultant Hypnotherapist has great success in helping children to stop bedwetting. Bedwetting, or to give it its clinical name, Nocturnal Enuresis, is the cause of untold misery to both child and parents. The endle...
Six Degrees of Separation? Really?
(Thu Jul 26th, 2007, by Hollis Polk)
We've all heard that saying, "Six Degrees of Separation", meaning that everyone on earth is connected by a maximum of 6 person to person links. What most people don't know, though, is where this notion came from, and that it's not exactly true. Item...
Ways To Combat Worrying
(Mon Jul 16th, 2007, by Karen Hastings, Hertfordshire)
Worrying can make you physically anxious for example, increase in heart rate, butterflies and feeling tense. When people experience the physical symptoms of anxiety, this usually leads to more worrying about the symptoms, creating a vicious cycle. Th...
A Burning Rage
(Mon Jul 2nd, 2007, by Gemma Bailey)
We've all experienced anger at one time or another, it's in many ways a perfectly, natural and normal state, ranging from mind frustration to intense rage. When you become angry physiological and biological changes occur within the body- heart rate a...

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