Jenny Moxham Cognitive Hypnotherapy

I qualified as a Cognitive Hypnotherapist and Master NLP Practitioner in 2012, trained at Regents College, London by the leader in this field and pioneer of Cognitive Hypnotherapy, Trevor Silvester, with the Quest Institute.

How Can I Help You?

As a cognitive hypnotherapist, I can help you make the changes you want in your life.  

All of us get locked into beliefs, habits and patterns of behaviour which we may come to realise are affecting the quality of our lives and yet somehow feel unable to change. 

In cognitive hypnotherapy we think of the unconscious as an area of the mind, separate from the conscious mind, which is capable of making decisions and producing its own behaviour. It is where problem patterns are stored and maintained. All of our problems have arisen because our unconscious mind seeks to protect us by keeping us away from situations that have brought about an unpleasant experience in the past. When a similar situation occurs, we are ‘emotionally hijacked’ by our unconscious mind, resulting in behaviour we often can’t control or explain.

If you think your mind is holding you back and you would like help in letting go of something (such as a behaviour, feeling or belief), or if you are interested in sports performance, life coaching or healing, please get in touch. 

I can help you to get out of your own way. I can help you turn ambition to achievement.

I specialise in anxiety and confidence issues: I am passionate about helping people to reach their full potential and feel good. I would like to help you and facilitate your path to finding your solutions to achieve your goals.

Like many people, I had reached a stage in my life where I had been through a diverse range of experiences and events which had given me a slightly warped perception of the world and myself. I was at the point of seeking help through my doctor, which I felt would inevitably lead to me receiving a prescription of some kind. Deep down, I knew this would only serve to mask the issues and skirt round the real reasons that I was not at my best. Instead of making an appointment with my doctor, I decided to visit a cognitive hypnotherapist. It was the best thing I ever did. I realised that I wanted to be a ‘glass half-full’ person, instead of the ‘half-empty’ version. After only two sessions, cognitive hypnotherapy changed the way I approached, perceived and spoke about the world. It has, therefore, changed my world. I looked at things differently and this caused the world to treat me differently. At that time, I could not explain how it happened but all I needed to know was that it worked and I was better for it. I wanted to know more about how cognitive hypnotherapy worked and that set me off on another momentous journey – one which led me to complete the course of study and gain my hypnotherapy practitioner diploma (HPD).