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Posted: 13th September 2017
In: Research
Has Hypnosis Finally Been Vindicated by Neuroscience?
It may be all in your mind, but brain scans suggest the effects are real. Considering its origin story, it’s not so surprising that hypnosis and serious medical science have... Continue reading
Posted: 1st January 2016
In: The Thrive Programme
New Year Resolutions
Do you want to change something about yourself? Give up smoking, lose weight, run a 10k, start a business, write a book, etc.. At this time of year there is... Continue reading
Posted: 1st January 2014
In: The Thrive Programme
Happy New Year!
I wish you all a very happy and thriving New Year. Andrew PictureFireworks over Edinburgh Castle. Picture: Jane Barlow
Posted: 27th November 2013
In: Research
Breakthrough in the disputed field of hypnosis.
A recent study reveals that hypnosis can produce real hallucinations. A STUDY conducted by the Universities of Helsinki and Turku in collaboration with the Swedish Skövde University was able to... Continue reading
Posted: 23rd September 2013
In: The Thrive Programme
Thrive at the Scottish Learning Festival
Two days to go until the Scottish Learning Festival at the SECC, Glasgow. Come and visit us at stand F53 – The Thrive Programme. Hear and see Rob Kelly lead... Continue reading
Posted: 16th September 2013
In: Physical Wellbeing
Depression and anxiety in sports people.
Last week there was an important seminar to discuss how to help professional sports people adjust to life after they have retired. Many find it difficult to adapt to ‘civilian’... Continue reading
Posted: 10th August 2013
In: Physical Wellbeing, Research, Teenagers, Weight Loss
Neuroscience gets serious about hypnosis
For many people hypnosis is synonymous with stage entertainment where the performer puts volunteers from the audience into a trance and commands them to do embarrassing things. This makes it... Continue reading
Posted: 27th July 2013
In: Physical Wellbeing, Research, Teenagers
Thrive for Teenagers
In September Rob Kelly, founder of the Thrive Programme and co-author of Thrive for Teenagers will be attending the Scottish Learning Festival. He will be giving a seminar on Thrive... Continue reading
Posted: 8th July 2013
In: The Thrive Programme
Andy Murray
Congratulations to Andy Murray! “When my mind’s clear, I can go on the court and play, not worry about anything else,” he said. Murray told tennis website thetennisspace.com that he... Continue reading
Posted: 9th December 2012
In: Research
Do you want to take control of your game of golf?
Golf is a psychological game: about 90% of your game is played in your head. Have you ever wondered why other players with the same technical skills as you somehow... Continue reading