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Therapy at home – sessions via video call

Looking for online talking therapy? I offer Solution Focused Brief Therapy and Hypnotherapy via online session.
Dog going on holiday
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Living in the Present – A Tale of the Unexpected!

I was buzzing happily along the M5, an hour or so into my journey, humming to the tunes on the radio, when the phone rang..
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The Power of a Nap (not just for students :)

Studies show that short naps are extremely effective at consolidating knowledge. When these are coupled with the type of exercise that raises your heart rate, the effect is increased even further. 
Image show Sally Potter smiling and holding out a silver coloured bucket with a polar bear. the image illustrates overwhelmClaire Wormley Surrey Brand Photographer
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How do you manage overwhelm and burnout?

When your 'stress bucket' gets overfilled, it becomes difficult to manage. You feel overwhelmed and if you don't do something about it,  burnout follows.
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The Benefits of Hypnotherapy for Women’s Confidence

Reflecting on the work I do with women in my practice, I'm struck by how many times 'confidence' is flagged up as an issue.
The Art of Solution Focused Hypnotherapy

The Art of Solution Focused Hypnotherapy

When I was asked if I would contribute a chapter to a book about Solution Focused Hypnotherapy, I was honoured and a little daunted!
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A new look for my therapy space

As things stand, it's my intention to continue with the enormously successful online format for sessions. Here's a peek at my calm, comfortable workspace

Solution Focused Conversation for Business

As I write, businesses and schools are preparing to return to work after  weeks of lockdown due to Coronavirus. This has been a period of great uncertainty, change and adaptation. so what comes next? How will you be able to adapt again to the changes needed to get your business or school running in the new 'normal'?
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Superstition, Imagination and Reality

Our perception of situations can be coloured by all sorts of things – history; culture; religion; folklore.
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Daydreaming Is Always A Good Idea

I’m sitting here with half an hour between clients, with ideas and thoughts whizzing around. You know the thing – contemplating the conversation I’ve just had and looking forward to the next one.