From his autobiography, ‘Moab Is My Washpot’ Stephen Fry recounts his experience with hypnotherapy, in this short audio clip to the British Society of Clinical Hypnotherapy …
Not necessarily. In fact, the majority of people use the course to improve their current lives and professions rather than to become ‘an NLP Sport Practitioner’, although if that’s your goal, that’s great! Many people attend because they’re coaches, sport psychologists or looking to move in to or learn more about sport and performance and how they can add this knowledge into their skill set. Continue reading
This article has been edited from an original by Melissa Dahl for nymag
It is something of a cliché among runners, how the activity never fails to clear your head. Does some creative block have you feeling stuck? Go for a run. Are you deliberating between one of two potentially life-altering decisions? Go for a run. Are you feeling mildly mad, sad, or even just vaguely meh? Continue reading
A video interview with performance coach and FITPRO, Grant Breeze of One Performance UK, Richmond, Surrey, discussing his successful personal training business, his new work with performance coaching and how NLP has been a major influence on how he’s gone from strength to strength …
Sportscoach UK recently carried out some research on what athletes thought their coaches could do even better, and it was interesting reading!
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Six Six Six Six ….. ouch! A game-changer in many ways!
Yes, England lost the final (or did the Windies win it?) but the real memory for this will be the final over for Ben …
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Original article written by Christopher Bergland for Psychology Today
Aerobic exercise stimulates neurogenesis of new neurons in the adult brain.
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A New Theory Suggests All Conscious Thoughts And Decisions Are Actually Made By Your Unconscious – Article written by Kristin Magaldi 2015
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The reasons are unclear, but higher IQ is correlated with longer life span
By David Z. Hambrick on December 22, 2015
For example, a person with an IQ of 115 was 21% more likely to be alive at age 76 than a person with an IQ of 100 (the average for the general population). Continue reading
From Scientific American Mind.
Depression, autism and Alzheimer’s disease are all painfully prevalent brain disorders, but they have something else in common: they have been linked to inflammation in the brain. This essential immune response that helps us fight infections sometimes backfires—when prolonged, the action can damage tissue and negatively affect our mood and cognitive abilities. Think about the last time you had a cold: That lousy, drowsy feeling can be attributed to this effect. Continue reading
