At last! I’ve got an excuse for not coming up with fantastic ideas. I’m 6′ 6″ you see?
Oh you don’t see. Ah yes, context is everything.
I’ve just been reading the latest Inside Influence Report where they describe some research from the Journal of Consumer Research. This research found that people solving confinement-related anagrams […]
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Try the Depression Self Help Program FREE
Published by December 10th, 2007 in uncommon-news. 1 CommentIf you’ve visited our Depression Learning Path over at Clinical-Depression.co.uk you’ll probably know about the Depression Self Help Program.
Since setting it up a couple of years ago (after about 2 years of tortuous writing and editing - it’s the hardest product we have ever created) we have wanted to find a way of letting people […]
Great spider phobia cure by hypnotherapy graduate
Published by November 29th, 2007 in hypnotherapy-training. 0 CommentsOh I love it when our hypnotherapy training course graduates get out there and get famous
Helen Grant completed our course some time ago and now resides down under. She recently went on the Hamish and Andy show (kind of a rougher and tougher Ant and Dec?) and cured Hamish of his spider phobia.
You’ll […]
The Reframing Techniques CD is nearly here…
Somewhere in the heart of the offices of Uncommon Knowledge lies a box. In it are - still-warm from the nest - reframing techniques CD hatchlings about to be unleashed upon the therapy world.
What’s more, subscribers to our free newsletter Clear Thinking who want to add to their reframing […]
If you use hypnosis regularly, you will know that time distortion is a common feature. Time distortion is the sense that much more or less time has passed than really has, and typically in hypnosis, people think they have ‘been away’ for less time than they have.
This is not really so surprising when you […]
So you’ve decided who to vote for at the next election. You’ve surveyed the manifesto, weighed up the issues, and made a balanced choice about who would do best by the country.
Or have you?
A recent study showed that Italian voters who rated themselves as most similar to Berlusconi were more likely to vote for him.
The […]
Does parenting breed emotional resilience?
Published by November 1st, 2007 in psychology-research. 2 CommentsA study in the US has just shown that “the incidence of serious psychological distress within the past year was 12 percent among non-parenting adults aged 18-49, compared with 8.9 percent for parents”.
As a new parent of a 2 1/2 year old and a 2 month old, I’m glad there’s an upside.
Only joking […]
It’s fairly well known that hypnosis is a highly effective tool for building self confidence, but most people don’t know how it works. So we’ve penned the next part of our Hypnosis Master Series as ‘How hypnosis can build self confidence‘. The article describes precisely how you build confidence using hypnosis and gives you a […]
It’s here folks, what you’ve all been waiting for, Part 2 of our grandly titled ‘Hypnosis Master Series’. This one is ‘How Hypnosis Works‘, and I think you’ll find it an eye-opener, even if you have practised hypnosis for a while (unless you’ve trained with us of course, in which case you’re already a hypnosis […]
Here at Uncommon Knowledge we reckon we’ve got a bit of a unique take on hypnosis - but then we’re bound to say that aren’t we?
Judge for yourself by reading the new articles in the Uncommon Hypnosis Master Series. We’ll be adding an article a month over the next 12 months and we […]
