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Registered hypnotherapist and licensed NLP Master Practitioner Nick Ralls can transform your life through the power of hypnotherapy, counselling, life coaching and NLP.
I can help you…
to be who you want to be …
to do what you want to do …
to have what you want to have…
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Hedge End
Southampton SO30 4AG
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Freedom from Social Anxiety and being Shy
WE help you overcome social shyness and anxiety
Social anxiety is said to be the third largest psychological problem in the world today.
I can help you with it.
Symptoms of Social Anxiety include:
Blushing • Heart palpitations • Shaking • Headaches • Sweating • Muscle tension • Nausea • Panic attacks • Dizziness • Dry mouth • Diarrhoea
Our Aisha Hypnotherapy clinic helps with social anxiety, social phobias and shyness and covers Southampton, Portsmouth, Winchester, Eastleigh, Fareham, Hampshire.
Nick Ralls specialises in helping clients with fears about public speaking, making presentations, dealing with social situations and overcoming rejection.
An initial session costs £55
Further sessions cost £45 each
Call now on 01489 799766, or email Nick at nickhypnotist@gmail.com
Removing the Pain of Social Phobia
SOCIAL phobia is something I have long specialised in. I know how crippling it can be if untreated...
Social phobia is an intense fear of becoming humiliated in social situations, specifically of embarrassing yourself in front of other people.
People with social phobia often feel as if:
- Everyone's attention is focused on them.
- Everyone notices their tiniest mistakes (which often aren't mistakes in the first place).
- Everyone else is much more capable in the same situation.
In social situations people with social phobia will feel intense anxiety. Some people with social phobia are only comfortable with close friends and family.
Many people can be anxious dealing with people in authoritative positions such as bosses.
I can help you overcome low self esteem and frustration that can settle in after social disappointments and a perceived feeling of rejection, and help you move towards mastery of the situations you find most difficult.
Stepping Out of Anxiety
I have helped many clients step out of anxiety and wave goodbye to symptoms such as panic attacks, insomnia, stress and worrying.
Here is what some of them have said:
"Thank you very much for the help that you gave me... I haven't experienced any major or, indeed, minor panic attacks since I last saw you and I am feeling positive for the future
Once again my heartfelt thanks"
"Four years on I am reaping the benefits of the sessions I had... so many thanks for that."
"Many thanks for your excellent help. I feel much more positive about life."
"I do honestly feel I have made good gains in our sessions and I am looking forward to addressing everything successfully."
"I would like to thank you so much for your understanding... your compassion shines out."
"Thank you for all you have done for me"
"After my sessions with you I have found an inner calmness and confidence that I haven't had for many years. I must confess that initially I was sceptical"
Success Story....
“Since my last session a couple of months ago, I have been out and felt really good. I’m rather more upbeat in my general demeanour, not so withdrawn and introspective. Also my tinnitus has virtually gone. So rather a success story. Long may it continue. Many thanks.” PL
Call 01489 799766 now for help, or email nickhypnotist@gmail.com
A one off / first session costs £55
The cost of further sessions is £45 per session
Daytime & evening appointments available
If you have any of the following fears then our proven and successful work in this field is sure to help you:
• Meeting new people
• Attending meetings
• Eating in front of other people
• Making a presentation to work colleagues
• Signing your name in front of others
• Talking in a small or large group
• Expressing your opinion
• Attending or hosting social events
• Dating
• Performance situations such as playing in a team or singing in the choir
• Fear of what others are thinking of you.
• Fear of being embarrassed or humiliated
• Feeling isolated or alone
• Making telephone calls
• Attending job interviews
• Driving (the fear of other drivers looking at you)
• Answering the door to strangers
• Buying or returning items to shops
• Fear of people in authority
• Using public toilets
Help for public speaking, meetings and presentations
Ask people what their greatest fear is and they will often say it is making a speech or talking in public.
A Christian was thrown into an arena with a lion.
As the animal leapt at him, he whispered in its ear and it slunk away.
Asked what he had said to the lion, the Christian replied: I told him he’d have to make an after dinner speech.
Public speaking is the number one phobia. It affects more people than any other phobia.
A recent study showed that most people are more fearful of talking in public than they are of dying.
The thought of addressing more than a handful of people will make many people feel sick.
Let us help you with your fear of public speaking
Call us now on 01489 799766, or email Nick Ralls at nickhypnotist@gmail.com
Other typical examples of social anxiety and phobia are:
A woman hates to stand in the queue at the local supermarket because she is afraid
everyone is watching her.
Another person sits in front of the television and agonises because he is afraid
to pick up the receiver and make a call.
A man finds it difficult to walk down the street because he is self conscious and
feels that people are watching him.
A woman dreads going to work because a meeting is scheduled the next day.
A student won’t attend her university classes on the first day because she knows
that some professors will instruct them to go around the room and introduce themselves.
Another young man won’t go to parties and other social events.
In public places, such as work, meetings or shopping, people with social anxiety feel that everyone is watching, staring and judging them.
The socially anxious person cannot relax, take it easy and enjoy themselves in public. In fact, many can never fully relax when other people are around. They feel that others are being critical of them or judging them in some way and because the anxiety can be so painful it can be easier to stay away from social situations and avoid other people altogether.
Freedom from being fearful in social situations
I have years of experience in helping people with social anxiety. Here is how I help my socially anxious clients:
• Devise programmes to overcome social anxiety
• Build self esteem and self worth
• Work on loving yourself – and then others
• Challenge limiting belief systems and irrational thoughts that support the anxiety
• Inner child work and finding the root cause of the anxiety
• Learn relaxation strategies
• Visualisation
• Positive affirmations
• Bringing more peace into your life
• Using NLP & hypnosis for mental re programming
• Learn techniques to control and lessen anxiety
Just how sociall
y anxious are you?
Read the statements below and mark each one:
a) Not me;
b) Yes, that’s me;
c) That’s very me…
- I was a shy and anxious child.
- I never know what to say in social situations.
- I feel nervous when speaking to members of the opposite sex on a one to one basis.
- I feel nervous when speaking to someone of the same sex on a one to one basis.
- I am very nervous when talking to someone I am attracted to.
- I am very nervous when talking to someone in a position of authority.
- I am more shy than my peers.
- I feel socially anxious every day.
- It takes me a long time to overcome my social fears in new situations.
- I feel others are constantly evaluating what I do and say.
Scoring
Score 1 point for every a)
Score 2 points for every b)
Score 3 points for every c)
What your scores tell you:
1 to 10: Some social anxiety
11 to 19: Fairly socially anxious
20 to 30: Very socially anxious
Compiled by Professor Bernardo Carducci, Director of the Shyness Research Institute in Indiana, United States.
