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Peter Field
Member since 03rd August 2008
Peter Field is a leading British hypno-psychotherapist, with clinics in both Birmingham and London. Author of numerous articles on psychotherapy, hypnosis and health, he is a Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and Fellow of the Royal Society of Health. For more interesting articles and helpful information, visit his website: http://www.peterfieldhypnotherapy.co.uk
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03rd December 2008
Stress is simply the way we feel when too much pressure is placed on us.
It is such a far reaching condition that its effects are thought to be felt in practically every kind of illness, every kind of disease.
Yet so few of us really have an effecti...
02nd December 2008
From childhood on, pain is something that each one of us has experienced from time to time.
Though few people actually welcome it, few would deny that it has an essential role to play in our survival. After all, without pain, we simply wouldn't be awar...
26th November 2008
Each one of us is confident by nature.
Whether or not we realize it or are aware of it, the simple truth is that every single person came into this world with an abundance of self-confidence.
In fact, we were born to be confident. Inside each one of...
18th November 2008
Compulsive teeth grinding and jaw clenching is a condition we see and treat fairly often here in our hypno-psychotherapy practice in the UK
Many times the person suffering from bruxism is referred by a particularly insightful dentist who realises that ...
04th November 2008
With the pressures and all too often hectic pace of modern life, it really is easy to experience our energy draining away and diminishing.
It's all to easy to feel a bit drained of energy.
The popularity of 'high energy' drinks, - so often loaded wi...
27th October 2008
Sea sickness and its associated discomfort and nausea can be a truly debilitating and uncomfortable experience
In certain cases - SCUBA diving, for example, it can even put the individual in real danger. Throwing up into an air-providing mouthpiece, fo...
21st October 2008
Emetophobia is the name we give to the fear of vomiting, the fear of being sick, or the fear of throwing up.
Often clients call the hypnotherapist seeking help in overcoming a fear of vomiting, believing that they alone have this fear or phobia.
Con...
13th October 2008
Fear of the dentist and dental phobia are conditions that the experienced hypnotherapist sees on a regular basis. People who have struggled with what can be a truly incapacitating fear are often amazed at how easy it is for them to rid themselves of this ...
06th October 2008
Although they might not always use the word 'hypnotherapy', nowadays most top level sports men and women are guided by their mental coaches to use some form of hypnosis in order to get the results they need in order to give them the cutting edge
Throug...
26th September 2008
Though agoraphobia disorder is an anxiety disorder seen frequently at our hypno-psychotherapy clinic here in the UK - around 5% of all adults develop an agoraphobia disorder - it is the only phobia regularly treated as a medical issue.
As anyone who ha...
17th September 2008
One of the most common reasons clients consult a psychotherapist is because of anxiety and panic attacks. When feelings such as these take over, it is difficult to continue functioning normally and indeed, anxiety and panic attacks can have a really devas...
15th September 2008
Each time I take an airplane, the psychotherapist in me cannot resist casting a furtive eye over my fellow passengers in order to spot those who are looking really anxious and nervous about flying. More often than not, there's usually one or two who are d...
09th September 2008
EPA - This Omega 3 fatty acid, derived from fish oil, heads the natural supplement pack in terms of its ability to reduce the ill affects of stress and anxiety and alleviate mild to moderate depression
I have been singing the praises of this particular...
05th September 2008
Living doesn't really need to be such a battle. As soon as we let go of just a few old thought habits, things are likely to become a whole lot easier. Here are just a few things you can do in order to maintain good mental balance:
1. Let Go of the Nee...
02nd September 2008
At one time or another, insomnia and sleeplessness can affect us all and really isn't something to be too concerned about. Sooner or later, we naturally find ourselves returning to our normal sleeping patterns and things just fall back into place.
Yet ...
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