HypnoGeeks Podcast
Welcome to the HypnoGeeks Podcast, hosted by Amanda Joy, the Director of Studies at the Northern College of Clinical Hypnotherapy (NCCH). Each episode of this podcast is a journey into the world of hypnotherapy and holistic healing, guided by Amanda Joy's extensive expertise and passion for the field.
Amanda Joy brings her deep knowledge and commitment to education to the forefront, providing listeners with insightful discussions on the latest research, techniques, and practical applications in hypnotherapy and beyond.
Tune in to explore a wide range of topics, from the intricacies of clinical hypnotherapy to the benefits of mind-body psychology, neurobiology, and other profound healing modalities.
Whether you're a practitioner seeking to deepen your understanding or someone curious about the transformative power of hypnotherapy, the HypnoGeeks Podcast offers valuable information and inspiration.
Listen to Amanda Joy and her guests as they share their experiences, stories, and tips to help you harness the power of your mind and achieve your fullest potential. The HypnoGeeks Podcast is your gateway to living a balanced, fulfilling life through the power of holistic healing.
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HypnoGeeks Podcast
The Wednesday wellbeing show 1st of June 2022 with Frank Ramsey
This week on the #Wednesdaywellbeing show I'm replaying one if my favourite interviews with Frank Ramsay.
Frank is the author of 'Blue mondays forging a career in chinese medicine'. Cruising a new world view. Alternative medicine at Sea! A new frontier!
Atheism in drug addiction and Barcelona city of magic.
Tonight we chat with Frank about his mental health and mania, and the healing, transforming nature of his experience.
His own life and his extensive studies in mental health nursing and Traditional Chinese medicine give him a wealth of knowledge he brings to tonights show.
We also chat about the theories around acupuncture for depression. Our discussion is around mental wellbeing and the research showing acupuncture can alter brain chemistry and increase serotonin production (which is lowered in depression). Acupuncture is also known to increase endorphins (the body’s feel-good hormones) in the nervous system and brain, which may improve mood.
Acupuncture has been shown to down-regulate the areas of the brain responsible for pain, stress, anxiety and worry. We discuss the currently used medical model for mental wellbeing and how with advancement in knowledge and holistic therapies we can support people in a more effective way.
This podcast is sponsored by The Northern College of Clinical Hypnotherapy
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