And as an excuse to wear exotic lingerie.You are not going to get much support here for that.
We did it as part of the job.
Played Rugby and went to the pub after to seduce women for fun.
And as an excuse to wear exotic lingerie.You are not going to get much support here for that.
We did it as part of the job.
Played Rugby and went to the pub after to seduce women for fun.
An attempt to Raleigh the troops?Find a „Grifter“ (not a Chopper or a High Riser)! On the interweb. Then post a YouTube vid where you are „bunny-hopping“ over your Wifes Fully Clothed Body!
That MIGHT bring me out of a potentially depressive phase?
Same here; Station level footballer, x country runner and competitive swimmer.You are not going to get much support here for that.
We did it as part of the job.
Yes. Good for relaxation and coping with anxiety.I just posted the stuff below on another thread and then spotted this one so have cut and pasted to save me retyping.
"I'm lucky in as much I have never suffered with mental health problems but am aware of them as folks I know have.
I have a friend who is a Hypnotherapist who specialises in helping patients who have been diagnosed as suffering with cancer. She is not a crackpot who thinks she can cure the disease but she helps the poor souls to cope with the stress and depression that they are also trying to deal with.
I was chatting to her and asked if she had ever had any dealings with serving/ex miltary personel suffering from PTSD etc. She said she never has and admitted it was something that had never crossed her mind.
Question here is, has anyone gone the route of trying hypnotherapy as an aid to helping them cope and if so did it help?"
Ask her if she can hypnotise people to learn a new lingo, or if its just bollox. CheersI just posted the stuff below on another thread and then spotted this one so have cut and pasted to save me retyping.
"I'm lucky in as much I have never suffered with mental health problems but am aware of them as folks I know have.
I have a friend who is a Hypnotherapist who specialises in helping patients who have been diagnosed as suffering with cancer. She is not a crackpot who thinks she can cure the disease but she helps the poor souls to cope with the stress and depression that they are also trying to deal with.
I was chatting to her and asked if she had ever had any dealings with serving/ex miltary personel suffering from PTSD etc. She said she never has and admitted it was something that had never crossed her mind.
Question here is, has anyone gone the route of trying hypnotherapy as an aid to helping them cope and if so did it help?"
I suspect she could help you be more amenable to learning a language. Automatically uploading new languages isn't here yet unfortunately.Ask her if she can hypnotise people to learn a new lingo, or if its just bollox. Cheers
I tried it, didn't find it helped much with depression, but anytime someone said "trousers", I would start clucking like a chicken.I just posted the stuff below on another thread and then spotted this one so have cut and pasted to save me retyping.
"I'm lucky in as much I have never suffered with mental health problems but am aware of them as folks I know have.
I have a friend who is a Hypnotherapist who specialises in helping patients who have been diagnosed as suffering with cancer. She is not a crackpot who thinks she can cure the disease but she helps the poor souls to cope with the stress and depression that they are also trying to deal with.
I was chatting to her and asked if she had ever had any dealings with serving/ex miltary personel suffering from PTSD etc. She said she never has and admitted it was something that had never crossed her mind.
Question here is, has anyone gone the route of trying hypnotherapy as an aid to helping them cope and if so did it help?"