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If you’ve ever driven to work and wondered how you got there because you were thinking about a million other things, then you’ve experienced hypnosis. You’ve also experienced hypnosis if you’ve entered the “zone,” a place where writers, athletes and artists experience when they are only devoted to their art and nothing else comes in the way of their task. Hypnosis is simply the ability to access specific everyday trance states of both the dissociated (the divided, thinking about a million other things) and the associated (the flow state, the “zone”) of the mind. With hypnosis, therapists can help clients understand the power of their mind so they can break through barriers and reach their full potential.

It’s no surprise that more people these days are suffering from anxiety. Most of this anxiety and stress stems from the sluggish economy and the constant worry of a job loss. And if it’s not a job loss, then the “survivors” at work are enduring increased work responsibilities. Many are scared of taking a vacation or leaving their Blackberries and cell phones turned off at night or on weekends. Many reason that if put in more hours, their bosses will pass them over during layoffs. Maybe so, but at what cost?

Social anxiety and fear of unfamiliar places, including agoraphobia revolve around negative core beliefs and reactive thinking that operate outside of our control. Mindfulness Therapy teaches individuals how to work with these beliefs and, most importantly, the core emotions that empower the beliefs. This kind of therapy can be provided very effectively online through Skype. All you need is a laptop and you are ready to go. Many people with social anxiety find this approach much easier and less intimidating than going to the therapist’s office and this is why Online Psychotherapy, Counseling and Coaching are becoming so popular. Dr Peter Strong is an expert in mindfulness-based therapy and teaches mindfulness meditation to people all over the world through Skype sessions.