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Inside the Mind’s Loop of Obsessive Thoughts and Compulsive Patterns
Living with OCD can feel like being trapped in an endless loop of fear, control and anxiety. In this diary entry, RTT hypnotherapist Agnes Chvojka shares how understanding the emotional roots of obsessive and compulsive patterns can open the door to lasting freedom, healing and inner peace.
10 hours ago6 min read


3 Powerful Reasons to Keep the Promises You Make to Yourself
When it comes to chasing your goals, whether it's getting in shape, switching careers, or creating a new lifestyle, keeping the promises you make to yourself is everything.
15 hours ago3 min read


Master Emotional Balance by Shifting Your Perspective in Overwhelming Moments
"Will this matter in 5 minutes, 5 months, or 5 years?" This deceptively simple question can offer profound clarity in moments of emotional intensity. Many of us live on emotional high alert...
15 hours ago4 min read


Are We Creating a Generation of Tech Zombies?
There are many angles from which we can explore the mental health of children and teenagers today. But wherever we begin, one thing is becoming disturbingly clear...
16 hours ago8 min read


Breaking the Silence and The Growing Mental Health Crisis Among Men
Men's mental health is facing a global emergency, driven by societal stigma, economic stress, and limited engagement with support services. Although mental illness affects people of all genders...
2 days ago4 min read


How to Drive Success & Well-Being in the Workplace
Ever feel overwhelmed at work? Or find yourself completely drained by the end of the day? Perhaps you've experienced feeling out of the loop with your colleagues or noticed yourself
2 days ago5 min read


The Girl in the Vision
There’s been another vision, one that caught me off guard. It wasn’t a dream, and it didn’t feel like something I imagined. It was clear, focused, and it wouldn’t leave. I saw a face.
5 days ago3 min read


Top Tips for Managing Anxiety
First and foremost, repeat after me: Anxiety is just a feeling, and it will pass. While we can't completely eliminate anxiety, it is important to remember that it’s sometimes useful. A little anxiety can help us respond to challenging situations or alert us to potential dangers.
6 days ago4 min read


Washed Up or Just Getting Started? – Redefining Yourself
If you’ve ever been an athlete or worked in a competitive field, you’re likely familiar with the term “washed up.” It’s a phrase that carries a heavy weight, often implying that someone is past...
6 days ago3 min read


From Chaos to Clarity and the Six Tools That Will Change Your Life from the Inside Out
In a world that moves faster than we can sometimes think, the greatest journey we can take is inward. This journey is not always as easy as we would like it to be, and sometimes the road seems long...
7 days ago5 min read


Kayla Windsor’s Therapy Session Podcast Releases Moving Autism Episode on Empathy and Acceptance
In a bold and emotional new episode of Therapy Session, hosts Kayla Windsor and Alex Mossman spotlight the lived experience of Autism, not from a clinical perspective, but from the voice of someone who lives it daily.
Apr 223 min read


What Functional Medicine Actually Is and Why You’ve Never Heard About It
Have you ever left your provider’s office feeling unheard, rushed, or confused about your next steps? You're not alone. Many people feel frustrated with the traditional medical system, especially...
Apr 223 min read


What Does Therapy Have to Do With Me? – It’s My Child Attending, Not Me
As a parent or caregiver, deciding to get therapy for your child is a decisive first step. It shows that you recognize that something is affecting their well-being and that you’re willing to seek support.
Apr 213 min read


Self-Control, the Brain and How the Prefrontal Cortex Regulates Impulses
Have you ever wondered why it's so hard to resist that extra slice of cake or why you blurt out something you later regret? These moments of impulsivity...
Apr 215 min read


Understanding and Managing the Pieces of the Anxiety Puzzle
One of the most common reasons clients book to see me is linked to anxiety. Even if this is not their primary reason for getting in contact, it is often lurking somewhere in the background. That can often be a good place to start, as we all have times where anxiety is present.
Apr 195 min read


Why Have a Health and Wellness Coach?
Chronic pain, stress, and anxiety are among the most common and challenging health issues that many people face daily. They can significantly impact one's quality of life, affecting relationships...
Apr 173 min read


7 Ways HypnoBond Can Help You Redirect Your Emotions for Lasting Change
In a world where high performance is often rewarded over inner peace, it’s easy to lose touch with your emotional centre. You might look calm and successful on the outside, yet inside...
Apr 165 min read


The Power of No But
I just wrote a song, something I do daily. Today, it was on the power of No But. I was in conversation with a dear friend of mine last week, and she used the phrase No But multiple times. Of course, as is my tendency, I said.
Apr 154 min read


How Therapy Is Evolving Into a Preventative Mental Health Tool in 2025
For decades, therapy has primarily functioned as a response to crisis. People sought help when anxiety was unbearable, when depression halted daily life, when grief became immobilizing...
Apr 156 min read


Are You Paying Attention to Your Child’s Friendships?
Have you ever stopped to think about your child’s friendships? Are they kind to their friends, and are their friends kind to them? Are these relationships healthy and supportive?
Apr 143 min read


From Pressure to Peace and How to Keep Stress from Turning into Depression
Stress is a common visitor in our modern world. It knocks at the doors of CEOs and students alike, sneaks into homes, boardrooms, and bedrooms, demanding attention, disrupting routines...
Apr 145 min read


You Were Never Meant to Do This Alone
Modern parenthood can feel like an emotional paradox, filled with love, yet steeped in loneliness. Many parents enter this chapter expecting a village, only to find themselves navigating it...
Apr 147 min read


5 Tips to Cope With Grief at Work and Find Your Balance After Loss
Grief doesn’t wait until after work to show up. It comes up in the middle of meetings, during deadlines, and in the quiet moments...
Apr 104 min read


Nurturing Young Minds and Prioritizing Children's Mental Health in a Challenging World
The mental well-being of our children is just as vital as their physical health, forming the bedrock of their development and happiness.
Apr 92 min read
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