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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 training 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 course 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.

Questfest 2008Questfest 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. Listening to some of the best speakers in the world, surrounded by like-minded friends. What better way to spend a weekend?

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Superstitious Tennis players demonstrate the mistake our brains make
Superstitious Tennis players demonstrate the mistake our brains make

In Cognitive Hypnotherapy we teach that the brain uses what we call The Algorithms of the Mind (TAOTM) to deduce meaning from information our senses harvest from the environment. It sounds fancy but actually it’s very straightforward. Our brain is constantly looking for patterns, trying to figure out what things mean – we recognise a [...]

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We show less empathy towards outsiders
We show less empathy towards outsiders

As Cognitive Hypnotherapists being able to empathise with our clients is a vital skill, but recent research by the University of Peking has demonstrated that the degree of empathy varies according to our connection with people. The more similar they are the more we respond to their situation, and the more we perceive them to [...]

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Daydreams may solve complex problems
Daydreams may solve complex problems

People spend one third of their waking lives daydreaming. But letting your mind wander is not a waste of time, according to a new study.

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