The Confidence Hypnosis Programme offered by Christine Woolfenden DCH DHP reg. GHR, clinical hypnotherapist of Echelon Associates Hypnotherapy Practice (Charlbury, Oxfordshire) www.echelonassociates.co.uk represents a holistic, dynamic approach to helping individuals uncover, release and develop their true confidence potential.
This is the first part of a five-part series exploring the ideas and suggestions for achieving happiness in The Happiness Hypothesis by Jonathan Haidt, positive psychologist. First, it discusses the importance of the unconscious mind or the elephant in his analogy in our ways of thinking and acting. It briefly explains important concepts such as "negativity bias" and "affective style." Finally, it suggests three ways of influencing affective style: mediation, cognitive therapy and prozac.
If you enjoy drinking tea, there is good news! Scientists in Singapore have found evidence that tea drinking has the ability to stave off age-releted memory loss.
As reading involves perceptual and cognitive processes as well as knowledge of language and grammar, these three basic processes have been the subject of experimental research for some time.
The word ‘trauma’ originates from the Greek ‘wound’, and it refers to both psychological and physiological aspects. Trauma occurs as a result of a serious event and it has deep roots in various levels of the human mind and behaviour…
This article presents vedic science and modern science, which explored together, constitute a radically new frontier of knowledge in the contemporary world, opening out a new perspective of what it is possible for mankind to know and to achieve, which extend far beyond present conceptions, and which demand a revaluation of current paradigms of reality and a reassessment of old conceptions of the sources and limits of human knowledge.
As much as obesity has long been recognized as critical problem across the US, Europe and the world over, the case of obesity for children is even grimmer. Modern society is also plagued by the ills of poverty and the lack of appropriate education for the individuals and the societies as a whole on the dynamics of health and diet.
Is the time now? Is it now time for mankind to truly see the big picture: looking beyond our individualization and into the universe of life?
Modern society is also plagued by the ills of poverty and the lack of appropriate education for the individuals and the societies as a whole on the dynamics of health and diet.
Depression is an illness which is characterized by bouts of melancholia, sadness or feeling down emotionally in such a way that a persons normal functioning in everyday life. It is one of the more usual psychological problems and affects nearly everyone at some point in their lives whether it is…
