… the home of Cognitive Hypnotherapy

This is a science-based approach that we hope excites you as much as it does us:

  • If you’re interested in how the mind works, we hope to excite you about how Cognitive Hypnotherapy is incorporating the latest discoveries from science and psychology to help people let go of their problems and live more fulfilled lives.
  • If you’re looking for cutting-edge hypnotherapy courses that could be the springboard for a wonderfully fulfilling new career, or a powerful addition to your existing skill-set, we hope to excite you about the Cognitive Hypnotherapy training we offer, amongst others, and the possibilities that could open for you.
  • If you’re a member of the public looking for help we want to excite you about the great results that seeing one of our excellent Quest Trained hypnotherapists could bring you.

Enjoy your visit, we’re very glad you found us.

slimpodTrevor has created some revolutionary Wordweaving downloads to help people lose weight which have already helped many people. They are called Slimpods™ and are available from the Thinking Slimmer website. Whatever your goal  we have a Slimpod  designed to achieve it – whether it’s dropping a dress size or two, looking great on your wedding day or losing your baby fat. There are also Slimpods for men and the over 50s. All that’s required is 10 minutes of your day to achieve results that might amaze you. Cutting edge weight loss at an affordable price.

Trevor has recently published his new book Cognitive Hypnotherapy: What’s that about and how can I use it? Two simple questions for change. Its aim is to bring together everything that works from all the different forms of talking therapy into one simple model that uses the individual client’s experience of their issue to guide the choices you make to help them.

All Quest-trained therapists follow the principles described in this book, which enable them to respond to clients flexibly, using the cutting-edge techniques best-suited to each individual. It offers a theory of mind that explains why we do the things that limit us, and how we can free ourselves to live a life of growth and fulfilment.

QuestFestQuestfest is the name we gave to the first-ever Cognitive Hypnotherapy conference, firstly because we liked the name, and secondly because we believe that fun should be an intrinsic part of any learning experience. Click on the link to see how well we succeeded. We attract some of the best speakers in the world, on a wide range of topics, and you listen to them surrounded by like-minded friends. What better way to spend a weekend?

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Something about a boy
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Sometimes you get to step out of your life into someone else’s. Last Wednesday was one of those times. A graduate of ours, Suzette Shahmoon, has been supporting the Princess Royal Trust for Carers for a number of years, and through her efforts last year we at Quest were able to give the Cognitive Hypnotherapists [...]

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Darin’s in the Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror

The story of Darin McLoud has been a feature of Cognitive Hypnotherapy over the last year because he’s been such a potent symbol of transformation. At forty years old many people pretty much conclude that they are who they’re going to be, and yet he demonstrates that we make a choice about who are  every [...]

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Therapy in the blogosphere.
Therapy in the blogosphere.

It’s funny how sometimes people sat on a hobby horse miss the fact that the world has raced past them on a rocket. When I was Director of Ethics for the National Council for Hypnotherapy I worked with other like-minded people for about four years to rescind the rule that banned therapists from using client [...]

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My hopes for you this year.
My hopes for you this year.

I guess a New Year blog from someone like me is supposed to be about setting goals and suchlike, and I’ve certainly gone down that road in the past, but I want to say something else this year. Not that I’m saying goals are anything but a good thing – in moderation; you could have [...]

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