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The world of work is ever more challenging and competitive. Learning job skills can improve your chances and enhance your progress. Technical skills can be learned in structured training, often with special tuition and hands-on practice. But where (and how) do you learn the 'soft skills' that can make such a difference, the skills that will make you the chosen candidate, or the person everyone wants on their team?

Using hypnosis, you can really get to work on how you handle different aspects of working life, from punctuality to project management, from selling to dealing with paperwork, from running a meeting to dealing with difficult colleagues. — read more

It's good to know that you can easily overcome fears and phobias with hypnosis, because such anxieties are extremely common. More than 10% of people will experience a simple phobia at some time in their lives. From elevators, spiders and birds, to heights, dentists and open spaces, there is nothing we can't develop anxiety or phobias about.

But you're not doomed to be stuck with them forever.

Happily, hypnosis provides an extremely effective cure for these problems as it provides the opposite of anxiety - deep relaxation. At the same time, it teaches the mind a different way of responding to the feared object or situation. Hypnosis for phobias works by detaching the stimulus (trigger object) from the emotional response (fear) and 'updating' the brain with a new, more realistic response. — read more

Stage fright can jump on you without warning.

You're on stage, the audience is out there, they're waiting, expecting you to perform but suddenly you clam up, your mind goes blank, you feel your tongue is stuck in your throat as stage fright strikes!

Stage fright blocks your natural talents

Not only is stage fright horrible to experience, it is also cruelly frustrating. What you know you can do is tripped up by an overblown fear response. And because the effects of anxiety include difficulty in thinking, problems talking and inhibition of fine motor movements, many elements of performance suffer, such as singing, holding a microphone, playing a musical instrument or even drinking a glass of water. — read more