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Adult brains can change within seconds

16th July, 2009 by Trevor Silvester

A new report about to be published in the Journal of Neuroscience by scientists working at the Institute for Brain Research at MIT has established that our brains can alter in a matter of seconds. “Our study shows the stunning ability of the brain to adapt to moment-to-moment changes in experience even in adulthood.” states […]

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Using the Mind to Release Your Body’s Potential

10th July, 2009 by Trevor Silvester

Three techniques for keeping your mind in the best place to get the results you want.

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We’re Everywhere!

9th July, 2009 by Trevor Silvester

I had a funny thought in the shower this morning. I noticed a patch of skin was peeling following our recent bit of summer weather and it reminded me of something I read in a Deepak Chopra book about how our bodies completely recreate themselves every nine years. There isn’t a single atom of you […]

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Recovery is in the Mind

8th July, 2009 by Trevor Silvester

In this article Trevor draws on his personal experiences to show you how you can use your thoughts to accelerate your recovery from injury.

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Quest Boxer still unbeaten

7th July, 2009 by Trevor Silvester

I’ve a particular interest in developing the ways in which the mind can be harnessed to improve sports performance, so I’m delighted to be working with a young professional boxer called Pat McAleese, who extended his unbeaten record to six last weekend. What made his win even more remarkable was that he was cut in […]

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Superstitious Tennis players demonstrate the mistake our brains make

2nd July, 2009 by Trevor Silvester

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

1st July, 2009 by Trevor Silvester

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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Book Reviews

27th May, 2009 by Trevor Silvester

Trevor was asked by Changes to review his favourite ten books, so he did!

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How to…Feel Happier

27th May, 2009 by Trevor Silvester

Trevor gives ten top tips on how to feel happier without it costing you a penny.

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Imagination – Your Most Potent weapon

27th May, 2009 by Trevor Silvester

Trevor explains how to use your mind as your most powerful supplement.

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Books by Trevor Silvester

Cognitive Hypnotherapy: What's that about and how can I use it? - Two simple questions for change
This book defines an exciting new approach to the field of therapy and counselling. Cognitive Hypnotherapy is a model that can be used to create a unique treatment plan for each client, using techniques drawn from any school of thought, integrated into a single model that uses the clients own mind to solve their own problems.


Wordweaving: The Science of Suggestion - A Comprehensive Guide to Creating Hypnotic Language
In this new approach to the use of hypnotic suggestion, we aim to free you from the constraints of scripts and enable you to use your creative skill to weave subtle spells that empower your clients by changing their model of reality.


The Question is the Answer: Focusing on Solutions with Cognitive Hypnotherapy (Wordweaving 2)
This book builds on the model introduced in Wordweaving, and shows you how to ask the questions that will provide you with the information you need to create hypnotic language patterns specifically for each client.


Lovebirds: How to Live with the One You Love
One of the biggest mistakes we make is to treat other people as if they are just like us. I've been helping couples improve their lives together for over 20 years, and one thing is clear to me: most couples don't flounder through lack of love, but through a lack of understanding. Lovebirds will teach you how to live with the one you love.

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