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Books by Trevor Eddolls

Solutions — The Podcast Scripts
Solutions — The Podcast Scripts
£17.99 from SFTA
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Hypnofacts 14
Hypnofacts 14
£11.48 on Amazon
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Hypnofacts 13
Hypnofacts 13
£11.48 on Amazon
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Hypnofacts 12
Hypnofacts 12
£11.48 on Amazon
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Hypnofacts 11
Hypnofacts 11
£7.97 on Amazon
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Hypnofacts 10
Hypnofacts 10
£6.99 on Amazon
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Hypnofacts 9
Hypnofacts 9
£6.99 on Amazon
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Hypnofacts 8
Hypnofacts 8
£7.82 on Amazon
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Hypnofacts 7
Hypnofacts 7
£6.99 on Amazon
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Hypnofacts 6
Hypnofacts 6
£5.99 on Amazon
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Hypnofacts 5
Hypnofacts 5
£7.45 on Amazon
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Hypnofacts 4
Hypnofacts 4
£6.53 on Amazon
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Hypnofacts 3
Hypnofacts 3
£5.43 on Amazon
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Hypnofacts 2
Hypnofacts 2
£5.43 on Amazon
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Hypnofacts
Hypnofacts (Vol. 1)
£6.99 on Lulu
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Blogs Published

Journal Articles Published

Issue 47 · pp10–11

Wellbeing and flourishing: what does it really mean?

A look at what's meant by wellbeing, how different aspects of life can impact it, the 'window of tolerance', and how flourishing differs from wellbeing.

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Issue 46 · pp16–17

Humans vs AI

Attitudes toward human therapists vs artificial intelligence when working on mental health.

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Issue 45 · pp14–17

What I wish I'd known when I started my hypnotherapy career.

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Issue 43 · pp8–12

Techniques from positive psychology that solution-focused hypnotherapists might want to use.

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Issue 42 · pp8–9, pp16–17

The intellectual brain

How cortical columns make up the intellectual/rational brain.

What sort of hypnotherapist are you?

The Merrill-Reid personality profile.

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Issue 41 · pp12–13

Should you use an LLM AI in the therapy room?

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Issue 40 · p13

A metaphor for clients who seem more focused on problems rather than solutions.

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Issue 39 · pp12–14

A look at what we thought we knew about willpower.

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Issue 38 · pp5–7

How solution-focused techniques can be used to deal with any scary situation.

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Issue 37 · various pages

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Issue 35 · p4

In this feature we continue to get to know some of our fabulous Supervisors.

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Issue 34 · pp6–8

Why sax and violins are good for you.

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Issue 33 · pp12–15

How to help those people with needle phobia.

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Issue 32 · pp12–14

The benefits of optimism (and some of the drawbacks).

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Issue 31 · pp14–16

What insomnia is, why it's bad, and what to do about it.

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Issue 30 · pp6–9

Ways to alleviate tension and stay calm.

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Issue 29 · pp6–8

The best way to make New Year's resolutions that work.

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Issue 28 · pp14–17

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Issue 27 · pp6–7

Something we should all be doing more of...

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Issue 26 · pp6–8

Don't lose your Christmas cheer this year.

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Issue 25 · pp4–5

Hypnotherapy Today asked Trevor to provide some insights into his work and his role within the AfSFH.

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Issue 23 · pp6–9

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Issue 19 · pp17–18

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Issue 18 · pp16–18

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Issue 17 · pp15–16

How to make Skype work for you.

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Issue 16 · pp5–7

Fact-based advice for burning calories and getting the most benefit from any exercise you do.

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Issue 15

Gut feelings

Raising the profile of gut cells · pp12–14

Kintsugi

A metaphor for trauma · p18

What's wrong with hypnotherapy

Promoting research into SFH · pp20–22

Book review: Gut Feelings by Gerd Gigerenzer

p25

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Issue 14 · p29

Script for use with people with bereavement issues.

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Issue 13 · pp15–18

A look at how people behave without thinking.

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Issue 12 · pp6–10

A look at how to become happier.

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Issue 11

The Listening Therapy

Helping clients, especially youngsters, to feel 'right' so they act 'right' · pp19–21

Book review: Brain Rules for Baby by John Medina

p21

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Issue 10 · pp16–18

Creepy crawly tales.

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National Council of Psychotherapists · pp8–12

How best to help clients to make changes in their lives.

Issue 9

Sad but true — dealing with grief

A look at grieving and resilience · pp7–9

Serotonin and depression

Why they're not as linked as we thought · pp22–23

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National Council of Psychotherapists · pp16–18

A review of software for EMDR.

Issue 8 · p14

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Issue 7

Motivation theories

A look at why we do things · pp8–11

Getting yourself noticed

How to be found on the Internet and get more clients · pp22–23

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National Council for Hypnotherapy · Issue 4 Vol. 12 · pp27–31

How to use anchoring in detail.

Association for Professional Hypnosis and Psychotherapy · pp23–24

Why exercise is good for the brain.

National Council of Psychotherapists · pp8–10

All you need to know about sleep.

Issue 6 · p27

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Issue 5 · pp24–26

Identifying styles of learning can help your clients.

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Issue 4

Food glorious food

pp26–29

About.me

An easy way to have a Web presence · p25

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Issue 3 · pp10–14

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Issue 2 · pp9–13

Stress, disease, and the power of the mind

Its impact on the body and the control we possess.

Book review: Clean Language – Revealing Metaphors and Opening Minds

p13

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Issue 1

Questions, Questions, Questions

Probing into the art of the perfect question · pp20–22

Bookworm: 101 things I wish I'd known when I started using hypnosis

p30

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Issue 0 · pp12–13

How to make your own client CD on a PC.

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