Hypnosis therapy Trygg ND

Getting on with other people ought to be simple. We are all humans together, with much the same attributes and with very much the same feelings. But for many people, even the simple matter of talking to another person can be quite tricky - from knowing how to make eye contact comfortably to gauging just how close to stand (or sit).

And even if you get those basics right, and know how to 'make conversation', what about when you get beyond the basics? How do you go about building rapport with another person? How do you make more friends? Set up a date? How do you stop your own emotions getting in the way? — read more

If you want to set about developing emotional intelligence to get on better with others, feel happier in yourself and get more out of life, we have a wide range of self hypnosis downloads to help.

Emotions are a fundamental part of being human - they make us who we are. But emotions are not something that we consciously control. They are our instant, unconscious, total body/mind response to whatever is happening around us - NOW. Emotions precede thought (contrary to popular belief). Our conscious minds invent rationalizations for what we feel after the event.

This doesn't mean you are totally at the mercy of your emotions. — read more

The trouble is, when you spend too much time thinking too closely about everything that could go wrong, the famous mind-body connection goes into overdrive. Your worrying thoughts can trigger the actual physical emotions that would accompany those unfortunate events. Your heart rate rises, adrenaline floods into your bloodstream, and your body gets ready to face what it believes is a real and present danger.

When really it's all in your imagination.

Now obviously, it doesn't make sense to say you should just stop preparing for future events, and planning for negative eventualities, altogether. That would be likely to bring you some perfectly real (as opposed to imaginary!) difficulties. — read more