Welcome to the Helping Hand Coaching Blog
Here, I share insights, strategies, and resources for those on a journey toward better mental health, enhanced performance, and a more balanced life. Whether you're an athlete, fitness enthusiast, or simply someone looking to boost resilience and reduce stress, this space is for you.
Discover practical tools and transformative advice on topics like:
Mindfulness and Meditation: Explore techniques to stay grounded, focused, and present, helping you find calm even in the busiest of days.
Breathwork: Learn simple yet powerful breathing practices that promote relaxation, energy, and emotional balance.
Transformational Hypnotherapy: Dive into how hypnotherapy can unlock inner change, addressing anxieties and self-doubt to build lasting self-confidence.
Solution-Focused Coaching: Find tips for setting clear goals, overcoming obstacles, and creating meaningful progress in your personal or professional life.
As I regularly update the blog, you’ll find actionable insights that support a life filled with clarity, confidence, and well-being. Subscribe to the Helping Hand Coaching mailing list to stay updated, and receive free digital resources to deepen your journey toward mental resilience and positive transformation.
How to Use Hypnotherapy to Make Your Relationship Better and Have More Passionate Sex
How to Use Hypnotherapy to Make Your Relationship Better and Have Better Sex. Solution Focused Clinical Hypnotherapy can help you.
A good sex life has many health benefits, like getting your heart pumping and making hormones that make you feel good. Hypnotherapy can help us fix, improve, and fix up our relationships. SFCH can help you get to the bottom of things and help you heal if you need it.
Making Your Workplace Psychologically Safe. Why it’s Important.
Psychological safety is the belief that you won't be punished, rejected, or looked down upon if you share your ideas or make mistakes at work. Making people feel safe at work is a group effort that everyone, especially leaders, must support and model for. Psychological safety can indirectly lead to engagement at work. No one wants to work in a place where they don't feel safe taking risks. Encourage your employees to do the following:.
Speak up more often and openly. Ask questions, share mistakes, and listen to different points of view. Social recognition is essential for feeling safe and doing well in business. Include your entire team in meaningful conversations and be a mentor or sponsor for underrepresented employees. Check your team's workloads often to ensure that your best workers aren't "rewarded" with more work.
Psychological safety means feeling safe and like you belong on your team. What can you do regularly to help your team feel this way?
When you come out of the storm, you won’t be the same person that walked into it.
The control fallacy is the idea that you can and should control more than you can. Learning to accept things you can't change might help you find peace of mind. Mental health professionals can help if you find yourself relying on the wrong ways of thinking. It could also help you relax and feel better. Mindfulness means paying attention to the here and now, where you are and how you feel.
Focusing on what's happening around you might take your mind off things you can't change. Deep breathing may help calm anxiety by taking you out of fight, flight, or freeze mode. Journaling is powerful because it helps you pay attention to the present moment. Writing in a journal can be an excellent way to express and work through your feelings. It can help you deal with things you can't control by helping you figure out why you want to.
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and Hypnosis
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) makes people have unwanted or strange thoughts or feelings. A critical part of treating OCD is teaching the person how to handle their anxiety. Cognitive behavioural therapy, anti-depressants, and hypnosis are often used to treat OCD.
Mindfulness makes you happier but you might be surprised at the reason why.
Mindfulness is a set of skills and a way of looking at life. It means paying attention to whatever is going on in the present moment. Acceptance is the opposite of both judging and holding on to things. When you give hard things time and space, they can become easier to deal with.
We can be more open to the present moment if we don't try to force our lives or experiences to be a certain way. Practising mindfulness may make us happier, but only if we learn to tolerate, make room for, and accept whatever experiences come up. Acceptance can help us stop worrying about what we don't have, what we should have done, or what might happen in the future.
A Five-Step Method for Daily Happiness. Simple ways to feel happier each day.
A Five-Step Method for Daily Happiness. Simple ways to feel happier each day.
Looking in the mirror and discovering the real you - Part 3 of 3
Looking in the mirror and discovering the real you - Part 3 of 3
Looking in the mirror and discovering the real you - Part 2 of 3
Looking in the mirror and discovering the real you - Part 2 of 3
Looking in the mirror and discovering the real you - Part 1 of 3
Looking in the mirror and discovering the real you - Part 1 of 3
When everything is going well except for our mental health.
When everything is going well except for our mental health.
5 Advantages of Maintaining a Mindfulness Journal
5 Advantages of Maintaining a Mindfulness Journal
Depression and burnout are not the same things.
Depression and burnout are not the same things.
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WHY IS IT SO EASY TO REPEAT BAD HABITS BUT SO HARD TO MAKE GOOD ONES?
We make it hard to change our habits because we try to change the wrong thing, and we try to change our practices in the wrong way.
To become the best version of yourself, you must keep changing your beliefs and upgrading and expanding who you are.