Hypnotherapy TrancePlan and Life Coaching Often when working as a psychotherapist I am very aware of underlying dynamics which began very early in life. In the life coaching field although it is wonderful for many people it can be less accessible for many people because of their underlying long-standing issues. In order to prepare somebody…

“This is NOT working!” Mrs. Y (alias for confidentiality purposes) exclaimed in an exasperated manner. It had been barely 20 minutes into her session, her first session with me, and her very first therapy session in her life, before she unleashed her wrath on me. I could not understand anything about Mrs. Y from her…

Could insomnia be fuelling your relationship conflicts? Insomnia is a lonely and isolating place. The nights are painfully long, and while everyone else peacefully sleeps, you suffer. The symptoms of poor-quality sleep are often invisible, and no one truly understands the torment unless they’ve experienced it. One recent study of over 2,000 young participants in…

Valentine’s Day is often associated with romantic love, but it’s important to remember that self-love is just as important for our mental health and well-being. Here are some ways to prioritize self-care and show yourself some love this Valentine’s Day: Practice self-compassion: Treat yourself with kindness, understanding, and compassion, just as you would with a…

Sleep, Fatigue and Multiple Sclerosis Insomnia and daytime fatigue are common problems (and much of what follows applies to anyone struggling with inadequate sleep). But if you’re living with Multiple Scleroses, it’s significantly more likely that you’re struggling with poor sleep. Approximately 40% of people with MS experience chronic insomnia (chronic means at least 3…

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