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Sophie Nicholls
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This group is for all those interested in using hypnosis and self-hypnosis to develop or rediscover creativity; and the links between creativity and well-being.
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This group is for all those interested in using hypnosis and self-hypnosis to develop or rediscover creativity; and the links between creativity and well-being.
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Just found this post. Thanks for adding it. Very interesting stuff!
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This group is for all those interested in using hypnosis and self-hypnosis to develop or rediscover creativity; and the links between creativity and well-being.
September 2
This group is for all those interested in using hypnosis and self-hypnosis to develop or rediscover creativity; and the links between creativity and well-being.
August 30
This group is for all those interested in using hypnosis and self-hypnosis to develop or rediscover creativity; and the links between creativity and well-being.
August 15
Hello Sophia, Words in general are tossed around randomly with the people using them not truly realizing the emotional impact. I enjoyed reading your article and agree with your views completely. Being a student of and Master Practitioner of NLP,...
June 18
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Today I wanted to bring to your attention this recent article (or should I say, argument?) running in The Guardian around the word "bogus" and what it means or implies when it is used to describe a form of complementary health care. The article d...
June 17

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When is Your Birthday?
November 9, 1971
Hometown:
York
Hypnosis Experience:
Full Time Practice
About Me:
I am a hypnotherapist and author based in York in the UK.

My book, Hypnotic Journaling, explores creative writing techniques as a process of self-hypnosis. I write about and train health care professionals in the use of creative writing techniques as a personal development tool and I run a six-month online programme in Creative Writing for Personal Development, Health and Wellbeing.

My work using creative writing with the Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture has been featured in the national media.

I have a background in corporate training, having started out in the field of personal development as a training consultant for Reuters, the international news agency.
Hobbies:
Reading, power-walking marathons, walking in the beautiful North Yorkshire countryside, good food, good wine, travelling and spending time with friends and family.
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http://www.sophienicholls.com
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The language we use when we talk about health care - and why it matters

Today I wanted to bring to your attention this recent article (or should I say, argument?) running in The Guardian around the word "bogus" and what it means or implies when it is used to describe a form
of complementary health care.

The article discusses science writer Simon Singh's use of the word "bogus" in a previous article published in The Guardian.

In this article, according to ThContinue

Posted on June 17, 2009 at 8:47am — 1 Comment

Sophie Nicholls

Less hypno-lingo and more hypnotherapy, please

One of the single most influential hypno-stories to have gripped the pubic imagination in recent months, is Lily Allen’s transformation, dropping two dress sizes from a very pretty size 12 to a toned size 8, which she attributes to hypnotherapy sessions.

It’s interesting to see media all over the world picking up on this story. Here’s a link to the Ahlan! Live in the United Arab Emirates version of the story. They also mention other recent celeb stor… Continue

Posted on May 12, 2009 at 9:52pm — 7 Comments

Sophie Nicholls

Self-hypnosis for hip replacement op

This morning, I am feeling immensely proud of my mum. Let me tell you why…

Yesterday morning, she had the hip replacement operation that she had been dreading.

Firstly, my mum has been using my You Can Have a Healthy Body audio programme for some time now and we have done some work in hypnotherapy together, which has helped her to slow down deterioration in her hip and manage any pain. She was told five years ago that she would need a hip replacement but her fabulous mindset has helped to hold… Continue

Posted on April 3, 2009 at 3:06am — 3 Comments

Sophie Nicholls

Is the recession causing an 'anxiety epidemic'?

There is a very interesting and thought-provoking article in my Sunday paper this weekend about fears of 'an anxiety epidemic caused by the depression.'

One of my clients just brought it to my attention and I think it is a fascinating example of some of the ideas and feelings that are floating around in the ether right now. The article in The Observer is entitled 'Victims of recession to get free therapContinue

Posted on March 19, 2009 at 12:43am — 4 Comments

Sophie Nicholls

Spring cleaning... my Sunday self-hypnosis

A very good morning to you from beautiful North Yorkshire where the air is crisp and, when I opened the bedroom window just now, carried the distinctive scent of spring.

Yes, it is not my imagination springing eternal. It is definitely spring springing...

'Ah, but,' someone said to me at the weekend, 'There is more bad weather to come:
March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb...but if it comes in like a lamb...
'

Which is a 'glass half-empty' kind of phrase, if ever I heard… Continue

Posted on March 2, 2009 at 12:19am — 2 Comments

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At 2:52pm on July 18, 2009, Steve Andrade said…
Hi Sophie,
I'm slow, but I'm grateful for your friendship.
Steve
At 2:57am on March 4, 2009, Adrian Tannock said…
Hiya Sophie - nice to meet you on here!

Adrian
At 9:54am on February 17, 2009, Mike McCaffrey said…
Hi, Thanks for the comment Im new here, and hungry for advice and info for an aspiring hypnotist!!!

All the best

Mike
At 9:47am on January 20, 2009, Steve Lovold said…
Aloha Sophie, I was wondering if you have read the book THE ARTIST WAY, by ~ Julia Cameron ?
I haven't finnished reading , however I have found it to be inspiring so far , I guess I've got to get back to finnishing it, but I've busy jugling different material for some time now.
~ Take care
At 5:00am on January 20, 2009, Hugh Cole said…
Hi Sophie,
I really enjoyed your blog post on the hypnotic effect of smiles. It was quitr insightful

Hugh Cole
At 9:48pm on December 11, 2008, Amanda Irvine said…
Hey Sophie great post I love your discussions, you always have a spunk and smile that really cheer me up thanks for being you !
Amanda
At 6:57pm on December 1, 2008, Katherine Zimmerman said…
Hi Sophie,
Thanks for the friend request and the invite to your new group. I'd accept the group invite except that I'm already just over the top with work. Thanks tho!

Katherine
At 6:16pm on December 1, 2008, James Hazlerig said…
Hi, Sophie--thanks for the add, and welcome to Hypnothoughts!
At 8:05am on November 26, 2008, Tom Nicoli said…
Hi Sophie - thanks for viewing the photos and videos...

Tom
At 12:17am on November 14, 2008, Brian David Phillips said…
Sophie, thank you for the kind words about the video. I was writing what they called out as suggestions (coffee shop, police, manager, etc.) as we were playing an Improvisational Language Structure (games based upon improvisational theatre - if you know the show "Who's Line Is It Anyway? then you know the sort of game). I have been using ILS in undergraduate classes for creativity enhancement for years. For this particular class, the generalized hypnosis session was for stress reduction and to open them up for creativity while I also did a mini-stage show. In other contexts, I will use automatic writing, drawing, and roleplay. I have been teaching this sort of workshop to teacher's groups for years.

All the best,
Brian
http://www.briandavidphillips.com
 
 

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