Negative Self-Hypnosis – Comparing Yourself To Others

Posted on August 10, 2010 in Life of Adam, Personal Development, Self-Hypnosis | No Comments

A lovely hypnotherapist called me yesterday to ask if I would mentor him… He was in a state of despair and desperate for me to help. He qualified as a hypnotherapist less than a year ago (with another UK school I hasten to add) and attended a networking breakfast meeting recently… Which is all good [...]

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Hypnotherapist Fights With Stormtroopers At Otherwise Well Behaved Event

Posted on August 9, 2010 in Life of Adam | 4 Comments

On Saturday night, the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra played Sci-Fi tunes from Star Wars to ET and Star Trek to Close Encounters of the Third Kind, with the back drop of fireworks and us all waving out light sabres in the air… It was marvellous. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you all for [...]

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A Hypnotherapist’s Birthday Thoughts – Adam Eason’s Urban Philosophy

Posted on August 6, 2010 in Life of Adam | 8 Comments

I very nearly squeezed in a nominalisation in todays blog title… I was going to call it ‘my learnings to date’ but thought against it… I want to be matter of fact today, spell things out, so to speak. So yes, tomorrow I officially enter my late 30s. 37 years ago, my Mum was desperately [...]

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A Hypnotherapists Opinion On A Big Mistake Hypnotherapists Make

Posted on August 5, 2010 in Hypnosis, Hypnotherapy Training | 6 Comments

I am in a quandry over my rather paradoxical title in relation to todays blog entry… I am going to talk about a HUGE mistake that I think many hypnotherapists make with their marketing, whilst falling foul of the same thing in writing about it here… So I spent some time checking out the website [...]

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Is that Normal?

Posted on August 3, 2010 in Life of Adam, Personal Development | 2 Comments

When teaching self-hypnosis or on my hypnotherapy training courses, I often tell the budding self-hypnotists or hypnotherapists to be very careful in using the word ‘normal’ to describe an experience… Simply because what is normal to one person, may not be normal to another and so on… It is an incredibly ambiguous term… Heck, fans [...]

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