Business Performance

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Before I became a therapist, I worked in the banking industry ...

I started as a cashier and worked my way up to Regional Manager. There were many exciting, fun times along the way but also many stresses and challenges that I didn’t always feel ready for.

When I became self-employed, many of the skills and experiences I had gained were invaluable in this new arena but I had to learn a lot of new ones. Whilst I had no boss “breathing down my neck” if things went wrong, equally I had no boss motivating, directing or praising me for work done well.

Much is asked if us in the modern business world. One day, we may need to give a speech in front a room full of customers or colleagues. Another day, we may need to deliver a target or meet a demanding deadline. Organising skills, delegation skills and an ability to thrive under pressure are all increasingly valuable to improve your marketability.

If you work within a company, having that “competitive edge” can enhance your career and get you that promotion. Importantly it enables you to thrive in your new role too.

If you are self-employed, the “buck” stops with you and that includes self-motivation and self-development. The most important asset in your business is you so it makes sense to invest in yourself to develop your business.

How I can help your Business Performance

Be better able to thrive in stressful situations.
Learn skills and techniques to improve your public speaking.
Gain the ability to use self-hypnosis to help you in many ways.
Make sense of where you are, where you want to get to and how best to get there.
Learn the uses of self-talk and visualisations to improve confidence and motivation.

If you are a leader of people, you can allow your team to benefit from this too, increasing your business’s productivity and team morale.

I am an Anxiety UK Approved Therapist providing therapeutic support to the charity’s members and partner beneficiaries.

To attain UKCP accreditation, the therapist must have a relevant qualification equivalent to a Masters Degree and completed at least four years of clinical practice.

The Department of Health recommends that, when seeing a hypnotherapist, you choose one that is CNHC registered.

The main purpose of the BACP Register is to help clients find a therapist they can trust. A therapist that meets or exceeds its high standards of professionalism, proficiency and good practice.

Want To Find Out More?

Please call me on 01323 508811 for an informal chat about how I can help you. Alternatively you can use the button below for more ways to contact me.

18 separate studies have found that patients receiving psychotherapy plus hypnosis for weight loss, anxiety, depression, and insomnia showed greater improvement than most patients receiving psychotherapy alone.