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March 9, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted March 9, 2017

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Using a wide variety of hypnotherapeutic approaches, I see clients with a broad range of emotional, behavioural and unwanted habits, low self-esteem, anxiety, unresolved anger and depression. As a qualified hypnotherapist and mental health nurse I have experience of helping you resolve issues such as self-worth and confidence and will arm you with the tools to reach your full potential in life. Alongside this, I can work with you to solve issues around your past and move on with your life. Perhaps you have a phobia that has become a problem and limits you from your choices in everyday life.

Contact Janice on tel: M: 07782 402235 for FREE telephone consultation For more details please go to http://www.whiteacrestherapy.com

For appointments made for March there will be a 10% discount.

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