C E Hypnotherapy

25/07/2025

Happy Hypnosis Day! Today is a great opportunity to think about how our health and happiness are linked. Hypnosis can be a wonderful way to help us relax, manage stress, and shift our mindset toward the positive. When we take care of our mental well-being, it can lead to better physical health and a brighter outlook on life. Let’s celebrate this day by exploring how we can use hypnosis as a tool for a happier and healthier life.

Hypnotherapy Directory Happiful Magazine

24/07/2025

Fantastic podcast!
Thank you
The Diary of a CEO Discussion Group
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17/07/2025

13/07/2025

Hypnosis for inner child work is a therapeutic approach that aims to access and heal the emotional wounds of the inner child—an integral part of our psyche that holds memories, feelings, and experiences from our childhood. This process involves guiding individuals into a relaxed, trance-like state where they can connect with their younger selves, often allowing them to explore past experiences, emotions, and unmet needs that may still affect their adult lives.

During a session, a trained therapist may use various techniques, such as visualization and suggestion, to help the individual engage with their inner child. This can involve revisiting childhood memories, expressing emotions that were suppressed, or even offering compassion and nurturing to the inner child. The goal is to foster healing, self-acceptance, and emotional resilience, enabling individuals to release old patterns and cultivate a healthier relationship with themselves.

Hypnosis for inner child work can be particularly effective in addressing issues like anxiety, low self-esteem, relationship difficulties, and unresolved trauma, as it allows individuals to process their feelings and experiences in a safe and supportive environment. Through this transformative journey, clients often gain insights that lead to greater self-awareness, emotional healing, and personal growth.


Thank you for sharing Davina McCall 🌺

13/07/2025

Hypnosis for inner child work is a therapeutic approach that aims to access and heal the emotional wounds of the inner child—an integral part of our psyche that holds memories, feelings, and experiences from our childhood. This process involves guiding individuals into a relaxed, trance-like state where they can connect with their younger selves, often allowing them to explore past experiences, emotions, and unmet needs that may still affect their adult lives.

During a session, a trained therapist may use various techniques, such as visualization and suggestion, to help the individual engage with their inner child. This can involve revisiting childhood memories, expressing emotions that were suppressed, or even offering compassion and nurturing to the inner child. The goal is to foster healing, self-acceptance, and emotional resilience, enabling individuals to release old patterns and cultivate a healthier relationship with themselves.

Hypnosis for inner child work can be particularly effective in addressing issues like anxiety, low self-esteem, relationship difficulties, and unresolved trauma, as it allows individuals to process their feelings and experiences in a safe and supportive environment. Through this transformative journey, clients often gain insights that lead to greater self-awareness, emotional healing, and personal growth.

Thank you Davina McCall

04/07/2025

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01/06/2025

Supporting World Narcissistic
Abuse Awareness Day

As we recognize World Narcissistic Abuse Awareness Day on June 1st, it's important to address the significant impact of narcissistic behavior and the abuse that often accompanies it. Narcissism is a core feature of several personality disorders, including borderline, narcissistic, histrionic, and anti-social personality disorders. This behavior is characterized by a lack of empathy, a sense of entitlement, and a need for control, leading to toxic dynamics within relationships.
These personality disorders are frequently observed in prison populations, often associated with violent crimes, including domestic violence and fraud. Unfortunately, societal structures, such as legal systems and media, can inadvertently promote narcissistic traits while overlooking the serious consequences of narcissistic abuse.
This type of abuse can manifest in many ways— psychological, financial, emotional, and physical-and can come from various sources, including parents, partners, friends, or colleagues. It becomes particularly harmful when it disrupts daily life and personal relationships.

11/03/2025

Just as the phrase 'throw me to the wolves, I will return with a pack' suggests, even in moments of deep adversity, there is strength in resilience and the power of community.

It's essential to recognize that healing from such experiences takes time and support. Surround yourself with those who understand your journey and can offer compassion and encouragement. Together, you can rebuild your strength and find solidarity in shared experiences.

You have the ability to rise above the challenges and emerge not just as a survivor, but as someone who has gathered wisdom and strength from the journey. Embrace this opportunity for growth, and know that with the right support, you can cultivate a brighter future. Remember, it’s okay to lean on others as you heal; you don’t have to walk this path alone.

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11/03/2025

I just finished listening to an insightful podcast that really resonated with me. It delves into the connection between our beliefs about self-worth and the science of brain chemistry. The discussion on how feelings of inadequacy are learned patterns, rather than absolute truths, was particularly eye-opening.

The concept of neuroplasticity to be incredibly empowering. It serves as a reminder that we have the ability to change our thought patterns through intentional practices like cognitive reframing, mindfulness, self-compassion, and behavioral activation.

One of the key takeaways for me was the understanding that while our brains may sometimes lead us to believe we are unworthy, we hold the power to rewrite that narrative. We are not defined by our past experiences or by the opinions of others. Embracing our worth and cultivating self-acceptance is crucial.

If you’re looking to challenge negative self-talk and foster a more positive mindset, I highly recommend giving this podcast a listen. It might just inspire you as much as it inspired me.



Jon Biddle - Author

The whisper of unworthiness is a ghost—one that haunts the mind, distorts reality, and convinces you that you are fundamentally broken.

10/03/2025

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