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Christine is fantastic. I went to her in advance of having a tooth extracted with anaesthetic but without a sedative. My dentist was amazed at how calm I was and how little bleeding there was and how quickly it healed

She is very normal and friendly and helpful

  • 2 months later...

Just recommending Christine Neillands again for Hypnotherapy.


I went to see her to get some help with losing weight after my second child and I've found her to be a really lovely lady who is professional, experienced, intuitive and, importantly for me, has a great sense of humour. She is really good at making you feel at ease in the sessions which she runs from her beautiful house near Peckham Rye Park.


During the sessions and in between I've worked though a whole range of things that are related to eating and it's been really positive for me.


I feel like I've got a new lease of life since my three sessions with her. It's been an invaluable experience and I would highly recommend seeing her for the range of conditions she covers.

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