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With nearing two decades of experience in the field of therapy and change work and with over 20,000 individuals benefiting from his work worldwide, Tom has a vast amount of knowledge and depth, underpinning the many thousands of client hours that he has within his career. He has worked in a variety of ‘performance’ environments with professional tennis, rugby and golf players, as well as famous ‘pop’ artists, songwriters and dancers.

Tom has written groundbreaking courses in NLP, Hypnotherapy, Psychotherapy and Coaching, which he has delivered to a variety of training schools and organisations around the world. He has also developed his own therapeutic technique, which he has taken to China, America, Russia and France, delivering seminars and demonstrations of this work.

Often described as insightful, focused and challenging, Tom knows when to push the boundaries of client’s beliefs to create the change that they desire. His thinking and ability to see so much more about the client and the work that he is doing is second to none. This ignites a healthy search within people for their own unique resources and desire to do things differently. He combines this with structured and often revolutionary techniques, for a permanent shift in thinking, feeling, behaving and ‘being’.

With many years of training students to become Counsellor's, Psychotherapist's, NLP Practitioners and Hypnotherapist’s behind him, Tom’s strength is in his ability to relate to people on all levels in a professional, humorous and empathic way.

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Tom helps people with a variety of concerns. Find out more about any of these areas below or contact Tom to see how he can help you.

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Counselling, Hypnotherapy, Psychotherapy or NLP. 
What's the difference?

What is Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy?

Hypnotherapy is therapy that is undertaken with a subject in a state of hypnosis. This is an induced mental state that has been used for thousands of years in the treatment of psychological and psychosomatic complaints, and still today holds an element of mystery and drama to many. Although a popular misconception is that hypnosis is a form of unconsciousness resembling sleep, contemporary research suggests that it is actually a wakeful state of focused attention and heightened suggestibility, with diminished peripheral awareness. Hence there is no deep-seated mystery about the use of hypnosis as a therapy technique, only a recordable change in brain frequency that opens the incredible power of the subconscious mind to the client. Hypnosis enables the vast array of therapeutic techniques to be used with often lightening quick effect, so we combine it in a clinical and cognitive form with NLP.

The clinical applications of hypnotherapy have to be seen and experienced to be believed, but once you have witnessed the positive results, there is no going back.

What is NLP?

Neuro Linguistic Programming, often simply referred to as NLP, focuses upon the incredible power of language within communication and reminds us of just how powerful every word we utter can be. Allied to this is NLP’s study of human behaviour and importantly what ‘works’ in human behaviour and what does not. With a clear approach to ‘modelling’ what works and in addition to utilizing the power of the subconscious mind NLP has found itself as one of the most sought after set of skills and knowledge available in the current psychological field.

“NLP may be the most powerful vehicle for change in existence."
Modern Psychology Magazine.
 
What is Psychotherapy?

In the exploration of one’s place in life we often find ourselves asking questions about our purpose, meaning and existence in the world. This can lead to massive insights, which open up the possibility to us of making changes in our life that suit our current understanding of what it is to be us. Psychotherapy offers more than just the space to explore this. It offers an abundance of techniques taken from a variety of different therapeutic schools of thought that can allow us to become aligned with a sense of how we want to live our life.

In essence psychotherapy enables a rich exploration of the infinite possibilities that we as human beings have open to us. To find the answers within enables growth that really does mean something. As written centuries ago in Greek mythology, “That which is worth learning cannot be taught”.

What is Counselling?
 
Counselling is a process that involves skills of caring, listening and prompting. It is a way of relating to another person, enabling that person to explore his or her thoughts, feelings and behaviours, in order to reach a clearer self-understanding. That person is then helped to find and use his or her strengths, so that they can cope more effectively with their life by making appropriate decisions or by taking relevant action. 

Essentially, counselling is a purposeful relationship in which one person helps another to help themselves. The aim of counselling is to provide help and support by the aid of an understanding listener.