by sam | Feb 6, 2016 | Dentophobia
With National Toothache Awareness Day taking place this week on the 9th February, we turn our attention to poor dental health which is a noticeable problem in the UK[1]. It’s been reported that about 66% of adults have visible plaque, 31% have tooth decay, and 29%...
by sam | Dec 11, 2015 | Best Hypnotherapist Success Stories, Phobia
Lynda’s story: Hypnotherapy for Phobia Issue: Phobia Helped using: Solution Focused Hypnotherapy in Stroud (Nailsworth) Why did you come to Changes Welcome Hypnotherapy? I had had the issue about being phobic of butterflies and moths. I’d always been...
by sam | Oct 14, 2015 | Blog
This time our focus centers around the subject of beliefs, misconceptions and ambiguity. In the context of emotional, psychological and physical health and wellbeing, it’s what we tell ourselves, which really affects us in our daily lives. Our reactions to situations...
by sam | May 20, 2015 | Phobia
We all know what fear feels like. In fact, we can be glad of it in evolutionary terms, as we wouldn’t have survived without it. But the question is, whether the fear is appropriate given the actual level of risk or danger? Phobic responses can be defined as unduly...
by sam | Jun 18, 2013 | Phobia
As the holiday season is on its way, people are planning their summer vacation. But for some people the choices are limited, because they are afraid of flying. Fear of flying, or “Aerophobia” to give it its correct title, is actually on the increase even though...
