August 28, 2010 in Articles, Memory by Noel
Quite often, bright schoolchildren achieve classroom grades that simply do not appear to reflect their mental power. These children complete their schoolwork, work hard in the classroom, but still get low test grades. Parents often misinterpret poor grades on exams as failure to study and prepare, but this frequently is not accurate. Usually, test anxiety is a major source of poor grades.
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Originally posted 2010-02-25 14:16:00.
Tags: Anchoring, Anxiety, Charles Faulkner, Education, Human behavior, Human communication, Hypnotherapy, memory improving tools, Methods of neuro-linguistic programming, Mind-body interventions, names, Neuro-linguistic programming, Pseudoscience, Psychology, strategies, techniques, Test anxiety
July 6, 2010 in Hypnotherapy by Noel
Hypnosis was once relegated to the realms of entertainment, with stage hypnotists performing to a drunken audience in night-clubs and pubs. Later it developed into a massive money-spinner for TV celebrities such as Paul McKenna. Hypnotherapy made many people wealthy with self improvement hypnosis tapes and videos. Now, however, hypnosis is regarded as a powerful medical tool by the medical establishment!
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Originally posted 2009-12-20 23:49:10.
Tags: constipation, gastrointestinal disorders, hypnosis, Hypnotherapy, irritable bowel syndrome, Mind-body interventions, National Health Service, NHS, self-hypnosis, Suggestion, Therapy, United Kingdom
