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After experiencing
some very unpleasant panic attacks, and a low period in my
life,
my doctor suggested I see Antoinette for some hypnotherapy.
After the first sesson I felt a load had been lifted from my
shoulders and experiences from
my past became "the past" and "the sun came
out again!"
I've had three more sessions with Antoinette and feel the whole
experience has helped me enormously.
Thank you
Antoinette.
Janet Maudsley 2009
I’m normally
a fairly easy-going, cheerful person, but after my mother
died at the end of 2008, I found it very hard to get back
on an even keel. Feelings of inadequacy in many different
areas, which I used to ignore and get round easily, seemed
to grow to enormous problems, and I found it hard to find
any enjoyment in anything. I wasn’t taking care of
myself physically, dodging exercise, and eating all the wrong
things. Activities which I would normally have looked forward
to, enjoyed, and then remembered warmly, left me completely
cold. I wasn’t sleeping, waking at three or four o’clock
in the morning and then not being able to get back to sleep.
I felt I just trudged from day to day, and was just existing.
When the recession hit my work place, and, as a manager,
had to make close friends and colleagues redundant, it felt
like life had really hit rock bottom. My family was concerned
about me, but I hadn’t really noticed how low I had
sunk. At the (regular!) urging of my wife, I went to see
Antoinette. I have to admit I was skeptical at first – but
then I was the only person who couldn’t see that I
was sinking into deeper depression with increasing speed.
However, I came away from that first session with a feeling
of there being a light at the end of the tunnel – and
up until that moment I hadn’t even realized I was in
a tunnel. Antoinette gave me “coping strategies”,
things to do when I could feel myself sinking down again.
I think our second session was probably the turning point – I
think this was the point where I became ready to accept the
help that I needed and began to see that there was hope.
Antoinette was nothing short of brilliant. It’s hard
to explain exactly what she did, but I can say what it felt
like – which was that she came and found me in the
cold, damp, dark cave where I had retreated, took me by
the hand, and let me back out into the sunlight.
Allan June
2009
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"Success
means fulfilling your own dreams, singing your own
song, dancing your own dance, creating from your heart
and enjoying the journey, trusting that whatever happens,
it will be OK.
Creating your own adventure!"
Elana
Lindquist
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