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“I am so fed up of being frightened of my phobias. I want someone to wave a magic wand and just sort me out!”
You don’t know where to start. You have had your fear for a long time and nobody has ever taught you how to control it.
It is getting worse rather than better and you don't know what to do and it’s really having an effect on your life. .
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There is nothing worse than being worried about your child and feeling powerless to help them with their problems.
Does your child have any of the following problems:-
What you and your child need right now to solve those problems is my Happy Child Program..
A lot more millennials are choosing not to get married, but is there a reason? Marriage in some circles is increasing and in others, the thought of spending unnecessary wads of cash torments the very core of the individual. Marriage is meant to be about a bond of ever-lasting love, but it can also portray […]
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With just under a month to go before children of all ages go back-to-school, summer can be a joyful, but extremely nerve-wracking time for many kids – and their parents too. Parents have a lot to prepare physically for a return to school, with a focus on new uniform, stationary, school bags and school shoes. […]
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A fear of water – known as acquaphobia, is an interesting phobia for Brits, considering we live on an island surrounded by water. The only way of travelling abroad is to fly over a great big ocean, or to sail the seas to reach your final destination. So it can be a pretty difficult phobia […]
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The Office of National Statistics (ONS) has recently revealed in a latest report that one in four young women, aged 16-24 suffer from mental health issues such as anxiety and depression. The data was found by researchers using surveys to collect information regarding the physical and mental well being of young people in the UK. […]
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As summer approaches, many of us will have that inner urge to travel the world, climb every mountain and experience the finer and most beautiful things in life. But, travelling doesn’t come without its anxieties. One of the biggest anxieties facing holiday-makers and travellers alike is a fear of heights; no matter the height. It […]
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Phobias come in all ‘shapes and sizes’, quite literally, as the definition for a phobia is ‘an extreme or irrational fear of or aversion to something.’ So with this in mind, an extreme, or irrational fear can be attributed to a number of fears and phobias, that seem relatively normal, or normalised according to traditional […]
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It can be incredibly easy to reach for your medication cabinet, and grab the pill you know helps stabilise your anxiety, or an anti-depressant that controls your emotional and physical turmoil. But what a lot of patients can agree on is the uncontrollable reliance on medication, when the root of the problem is only temporarily […]
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The NSPCC, a charity that campaigns to protect and safeguard the children of the United Kingdom, last year released figures regarding the number of children seeking counselling about exam results; as the stress of GCSE and A-Level exams creep up around this time of year. ChildLine, conducted 3,077 counselling sessions in response to stress that […]
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Exam season is coming up, as students at secondary school and university prepare to for endless exams, stretching weeks over the summer period, having revised for months on end. There’s no easy way to prepare for exams, and whilst some thrive on last minute preparation and love cramming months of work into a few days […]
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As the summertime approaches, with the clocks officially going forward in only a couple of weeks’ time, it is inevitable that as a family you will spend a lot more time enjoying the sunshine and taking advantage of rain-free Britain (hopefully). But, it’s not all fun and games, roaming around the parks, and enjoying a […]
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