Christine Neillands: Hypnotherapist: All Questions Welcome

By Christine Neillands
January 14, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Christine Neillands

Posted January 14, 2016

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Posted January 14, 2016

I want to say thank you for the recommendations of last year. As any local business owner will tell you The East Dulwich Forum is a fantastic way to spread the word from satisfied customers.

I split my time between general hypnotherapy clients and hypnobirthing clients. I am always happy to have a chat with anyone who would like to find out a little more about how I can help them or perhaps a loved one who is struggling. My number is 07816 282291. Of course it is a good idea to ring a few therapist so that you can get a feel for which therapist will suit your needs the best. Effective therapy begins with liking and feeling comfortable with the therapist. It sounds simple but sometimes we forget to trust our gut reactions. I'm not sure if this poem will show up but hopefully it will if you click on the dropbox link below. Wishing you a Happy and Fulfilling 2016 <3

https://www.dropbox.com/s/2dsqzp1idjl2861/TheSideWalk_01-2.jpg?dl=0

www.bouncebackhypnosis.com

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