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When to Refer a Client On (And When to Say No)

When would you say no to a client enquiry? Or, having started therapy, when and how would you refer a client on? Most training courses (and all the good ones) will give you a list of contraindications, meaning circumstances in which you shouldn’t work with a client. These do vary,Read More →

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Paradoxical Anxiety: When Relaxation Makes Anxiety Worse

What is paradoxical anxiety? Learn why relaxation sometimes triggers anxiety and how therapists can manage relaxation-induced anxiety safely.Read More →

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It Didn’t Work… Or Did It? Latent Learning in Hypnotherapy

Latent learning explains why hypnotherapy change may be delayed. A practical look at what’s happening if clients say “nothing changed”.Read More →

What to Do When Therapy Isn’t Working: A Guide for Therapists

When therapy isn’t working: what to do about it. Practical advice for therapists on common causes and effective next steps.Read More →

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How to Use Aversion Therapy Effectively

Does aversion therapy work? A practical guide for hypnotherapists on using aversion techniques to help clients, e.g., to quit smoking.Read More →