Irritable bowel syndrome can have a surprisingly large impact on everyday life. For some people, it means abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhoea or constipation. For others, one of the most difficult aspects is uncertainty: Will my stomach behave...
John Taylor
Emotional Eating: How Could Hypnotherapy Help?
Many people who struggle with emotional eating already know a great deal about food. They know which foods are nutritious. They understand portion sizes. They may have followed several diets and know exactly what they intended to eat that day. Then...
When Your Brain Won’t Switch Off: How Hypnotherapy Could Help with Sleep Problems
You are tired. You have been looking forward to bed for hours. You turn out the light, close your eyes and wait for sleep. And suddenly your brain decides that now would be an excellent time to think about everything. A conversation from earlier in...
When the Past Is Over but Your Body Hasn’t Got the Message
A difficult experience does not have to be happening now to continue affecting us. Sometimes people come to therapy because of something recognisably traumatic: an accident, abuse, violence, bereavement or another frightening event. At other times,...



