Catherine Chadwick
I have been a Clinical Hypnotherapist for more than 8 years now and practise in London, UK (www.londonhypnosis.co.uk). I trained at one of the foremost schools in London, namely the London College of Clinical Hypnosis. Before training, I had long been fascinated by how the mind works and the potential of the mind. For me, the tool of self-hypnosis has been enormously impactful, and I continue to be fascinated by this simple yet effective tool.
Prior to that, I had trained in and practised a number of Complementary Therapies including Nutritional Medicine, Craniosacral Therapy, Massage, Reflexology and Aromatherapy. So all in all, I have practised complementary therapies in one form or another for the past 20 years.
The joy I have in my work stems from enabling others to clear away those issues and blocks that are preventing them expressing themselves more fully, for I believe we are all here to give our gifts to the world. I also believe in providing people with tools to help themselves.
With this in mind and a desire to teach once more and work with groups, I set up a project at the beginning of the year to deliver practically useful personal development workshops(www.thesundaycourses.co.uk). I aim to present fascinating content as well as tools participants can take away and continue using. Some of my courses are directed at goal setting. This led to my becoming involved in a project with the prestigious Old Vic Theatre in London.
My writing career began by accident. I saw an advert for someone to write fifty articles for a new website on Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy and, because they liked the quality of my writing on my own Hypnotherapy website, they gave me the job! Having to write ten articles a week though was demanding to say the least.
I have continued writing articles and have written for online article websites such as Ezinearticles as well as writing articles for my personal development website. I am a member of Toastmasters International, an organisation dedicated to the development of public speaking, for which I regularly research and write presentations.
Latest Articles
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Five Little Known Reasons to Stop Smoking
Every smoker knows that smoking can cause cancer and heart disease. Other effects of smoking on mind and body are less well-publicized but can be equally disastrous.
Jan 6, 2010
- Catherine Chadwick
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How to Stop Smoking Indefinitely
Many smokers make the decision to quit around this time. Stopping smoking is one thing but remaining a non-smoker is something else. Good preparation can help.
Jan 2, 2010
- Catherine Chadwick
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What Happens In The Brain During Visualization?
Visualization is regarded by many as a useful tool for personal change. Brain research has discovered the neurology behind its effects.
Nov 15, 2009
- Catherine Chadwick
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Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy
Many people come to hypnotherapy with concerns about losing their free will and having their mind taken over by the therapist. Learn how hypnotherapy works.
Oct 27, 2009
- Catherine Chadwick
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Brain Research on Hypnosis
Recent years have seen a renewed interest in the neurology of hypnosis. Improved brain scanning technology has made this possible and has led to fascinating observations.
Oct 26, 2009
- Catherine Chadwick
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The Hypnotic Induction
A visit to a hypnotherapist requires that he or she create the conditions to induce hypnosis. Here are a few methods at the disposal of a hypnotherapist.
Oct 24, 2009
- Catherine Chadwick
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The Trance of Hypnosis
Whilst there have been many theories over the years about hypnosis, current thinking suggests that the hypnotic trance is a natural, everyday occurrence.
Oct 19, 2009
- Catherine Chadwick
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What Is A Panic Attack?
Many people experience at least one panic attack at some point. Lack of information about what is happening in the body causes unnecessary anxiety and worry.
Oct 14, 2009
- Catherine Chadwick
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The Nervous System
An understanding of the structure and functioning of the nervous system can lead to insight into the source of feelings of nervousness, anxiety and panic.
Oct 11, 2009
- Catherine Chadwick
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Ultradian Rhythms
Everyone wants to maximise their productivity yet remain healthy. The body has a biological rhythm designed for this purpose.
Oct 5, 2009
- Catherine Chadwick
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