In Your Corner Hypnotherapy & NLP

11/09/2026

You often suffer twice: first from what happened, and then from the story you keep replaying about it. The past cannot be changed, but you can stop giving it new life in your mind. Healing begins when you stop reliving what you cannot undo and choose peace instead.

09/09/2026

I Hope You Find It

06/09/2026

05/09/2026

Allow me to help you to help you to discover……

27/08/2026

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Updated my links as they were playing up. You can now get an email to me through my site

Here at ‘In Your Corner’ I offer a unique combination of Hypnotherapy, NLP, and Counselling to help you to ‘Make the Changes You Desire’. Experience a Safe and Relaxing environment where we work together to bring about the ‘Reset’ version of you! . ‘Allow me to Help You, To Help You’...

11/08/2026

🧠 Nucleus Accumbens: The Brain’s Reward Center

Why does your brain make you want something again and again? 🧠
Meet the nucleus accumbens — a small brain region involved in reward, motivation, learning, and reward-seeking behavior.
When something feels rewarding, this system helps reinforce the experience and influences what you’re motivated to pursue next.
A tiny structure. A huge influence on behavior.

11/08/2026

11/08/2026

PREFRONTAL CORTEX: The Part of Your Brain That Helps You Think Before You Act

Ever wondered why you sometimes stop yourself from doing something impulsive?
Meet the prefrontal cortex — a region at the front of your brain involved in planning, decision-making, attention, problem-solving, and impulse control.
It helps you consider consequences instead of simply reacting to whatever you feel in the moment.
Your brain isn’t just processing information. It’s constantly helping you choose what to do next. 🧠
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11/08/2026

INSULA: The Hidden Brain Region That Helps You Feel What’s Happening Inside Your Body

You can feel your heartbeat.
You can feel nausea.
You can feel pain, discomfort, and even disgust.
But how does your brain know what’s happening inside your body?
Meet the insula — a hidden region deep within the brain that helps process internal body signals and contributes to awareness of sensations and emotions.
Your brain is constantly listening to your body—even when you’re not consciously thinking about it.
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