Hypno 'Stress Release & Feel Great' Zoom session with Oru Space

By kkhh
June 15, 2020 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 15, 2020

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Posted June 15, 2020

Are you feeling stressed and under pressure with all the uncertainties of lockdown ? and coming out of lockdown?

Then this 30mins Zoom session, ?Hypno Stress Release & Feel Great' visualisation can help!

Join me, Kristin, to benefit from effective breathing, hypnosis visualisation and stress release techniques to relax and feel great.

I'm delighted that Oru Space have invited me to run these empowering sessions to support people in these strange times.

Time: Tuesday 16th June, 7.45 - 8.15pm. Cost: ?3 charity donation (Stand Up to Racism)

Booking on www.oruspace.co/wellness - scroll down to Find a Class and book.

As a fully qualified hypnotherapist with 20years experience, I've created these short sessions to offer everyone the chance to switch off the stress and re-connect with what's really important - feeling good, feelng confident and enjoying the moment.

Discover useful techniques that you can use alone, benefit from a beautiful visualisation to create your own stress-free zone and simply learn more about how to empower your mind to make your life easier.

Any questions before you sign up please PM me or email [email protected].

Thanks, Kristin :)

07963 046 456

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