by Adam Eason | Oct 4, 2011 | Personal Development, Self-Hypnosis |
This morning I have been in group supervision with a bunch of my former students and I’ve been mentoring a couple of others that I have been on Skype with and it has been a very consultative kind of day… I was also speaking to a group of people on the idea of...
by Adam Eason | Jul 13, 2011 | Hypnosis, Life of Adam, Personal Development, Self-Hypnosis |
When I talk about how to get in the zone, it may well be different to what you think I am going to be writing about here. Here, when I mention how to get in the zone before a training run or a race, especially a marathon, I am referring to the level of anxiety or...
by Adam Eason | Jul 12, 2011 | Hypnotherapy Training, Personal Development |
Yesterday I wrote about how you identify the way you attribute success or failure. It is easier and more effective if done using self-hypnosis as I suggested (I am bound to say that though, right?). Then, once any individual is armed with that information, we are in a...
by Adam Eason | Jul 11, 2011 | Personal Development, Self-Hypnosis |
Lots of the articles about running and hypnosis and hypnotherapy over recent weeks here on the blog have offered up processes and techniques and strategies that have a by-product of enhancing confidence and inner strength when it comes to running or any other athletic...
by Adam Eason | Jun 30, 2011 | Personal Development, Self-Hypnosis |
When I was very young, we lived in a road that had a small green in the centre of it and I’d play football on that green for hours with my friends. Every time I went up to head the ball I’d imagine being Trevor Francis (the first million pound player ever...
by Adam Eason | Jun 28, 2011 | Hypnosis, Life of Adam, Personal Development |
Today I am introducing a well-known procedure that is referred to by many as Benson’s Relaxation Response. It is something I have my sports clients learn how to do as part of their mental skills training outside of hypnotherapy sessions with me. Of course, it...
