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PSYCHOTECHNOLOGY

PSYCHOTECHNOLOGY: AN INTRODUCTION BY FRANKIE MOONEY C.HT. (Published in February, 2020) Foreword by James J. Mapes Frankie Mooney is an internationally renowned entrepreneur and highly sought after transformative success coach. He is considered the foremost leading authority on Psychotechnology. He operates Clyde Valley Hypnosis Clinic in Lanarkshire, Scotland ‘psychotechnology   [ˌsaɪkəʊtɛkˈnɒlədʒɪ] …

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Book Recomendation; “Sleepwalking Through Life”

Sleepwalking Through Life: Environmental Hypnosis and the Devastating Effects of Somnambulism One woman’s story of how environmental hypnosis trapped her, mentally and emotionally for fifty years, and how de-hypnotising her, made all of the difference in her recovery. Van Nuys, California (February 1, 2010) – Sheryl Hill had spent her …

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How to Learn Reiki and Become a Reiki Master

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Reiki can be defined as a non-physical healing energy made up of life force energy that is guided by the Higher Intelligence, or spiritually guided life force energy. The word Reiki is made of two Japanese words – Rei which means “God’s Wisdom or the Higher Power” and Ki which …

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8 Tips To Live Long And Healthy

A long and healthy life expectancy increasing all arround the word day by day. Here are some tips to help you to live a long and healthy life. Just think how nice it would be to live healthy and actively until you are eighty years old or longer without worrying about health …

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This Is Why We Do This Work

Here is a very touching and amazing case history with John Melton and client Todd. Todd came in to see John Melton because he was diagnosed with “General Anxiety Disorder” after he had a big anxiety attack that changed his life. He found himself unable to overcome his anxiety for …

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HMI Graduation Ceremony 2015 Was Awsome!

The HMI Annual Graduation Ceremony 2015 was held on 2 December 2015. Congratulations! HMI, nationally accredited college and clinic of hypnotherapy that has been serving the Southern California area for more than 49 years. HMI was founded in 1968 by Dr. John Kappas. Dr. Kappas literally defined the profession of …

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Hypnosis Works

The power of trance can no longer be disputed, a psychiatrist at Stanford University says. Now we just have to use it. “On one, I want you to do one thing: Look up. On two, do two things: Slowly close your eyes and take a deep breath. On three, do three things: …

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Trance-formation: The Therapeutic Value of Hypnosis

As you begin listening to the sound of my voice…you will find yourself becoming comfortable… more comfortable than you’ve ever been before… and as this comfort increases… perhaps you will find your mind drifting off to a special place… a safe place… a place where you can begin to… And …

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5 Habits of Present-Minded People

Being present, being in the moment, living in the now. You hear the terms often, and it’s a trainable skill. It’s so much more than some elusive state that people can only aspire to. Present minded people do things differently. Here are five habits that they incorporate into their life …

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6 Ways Sleep Can Make You More Successful

Think the secret to success is never snoozing? Think again – here are six ways that sleep can actually help you be more successful. Some wear hours of sleep deprivation like a badge of honor, believing that the less time they spend resting, the more productive they are. Many boardrooms …

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5 Steps to a Better Morning Routine

Routines are described as sets of behaviors that are regularly repeated, usually in the same time and place. They’re steeped in habit, vigorously reiterated throughout the course of our lives. Most of our routines have been part of our daily rituals for years, if not decades. The quality of our …

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4 Common Myths About Going to Therapy

Although awareness of mental health issues appears to be on the rise, as a society we still have a long way to go in regards to reducing the stigma surrounding mental health challenges. Many celebrities and public figures have spoken publicly about seeking therapy, which has helped to lessen the …

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The 2 Minutes A Day That Save Me

It’s a bright, unseasonably springlike January afternoon. The house is freshly cleaned, and I’ve thrown the curtains open in the bedroom. The sunlight’s streaming in, and I’m feeling gung-ho for the task at hand. I’m going to meditate and observe the session carefully so I can then sit down and …

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Love, Loss, And Music

As a minor key kind of gal, I often wonder:  Why does sad music make me feel so happy? Why do I feel so thrilled when Jacques Brel sings of abandonment? Why do I prefer my Chopin in C sharp minor? Why do I love Leonard Cohen so much? Aristotle thought …

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The Power of Storytelling

We are storytellers. Perhaps more than anything else, it’s what makes us human. Whether it’s an archetypal myth, the events of the day on the 11:00 p.m. news, or our own personal lives, stories are the fabric of our existence. In a very literal sense, we are stories. The narrative …

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10 Ways to Make Time for Exercise

I am passionate (and perhaps slightly fanatic!) about encouraging women to exercise as part of their daily lives. It’s not that I’m training for a triathlon or getting ready to run a marathon (believe me, those things will never happen!). It’s just that I’ve learned the power of regular physical …

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