From time-to-time, when I tell someone that I am a therapist, of the psycho/hypno variety, they tell me that when they have a problem they talk it over with their girlfriends or with their mates. Why would anyone want to talk things over with a stranger?! Why indeed?

Of course ‘talking things over’, usually earns such advice as; “why don’t you just tell him to ……….!!”. Or, “Oh for heavens sake. Just put it behind you and get on with your life.” And then there is; “I quit just like that. I know you can do it.”

Whether the advice is sound or not, in most cases the friend is telling you what you should do, for reasons that they believe are best for you. I.e. the advice is not always objective, and may likely not coincide with who you are and what works for you.

My advice is to choose to work with someone who is objective and, most importantly, who is trained to help you deal with the issues that are troubling you, and to help you make the changes that you have decided you need to make. These may be quite different from the changes that your well-meaning friends think you should make.

With over 600 hours of face-to-face, experiential training over several years, I think I have an excellent chance of helping you make those important changes in your life. Call the clinic today and take that first step towards change.

By Peter Wilson Dip. THP and NLP Master Practitioner

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