people who come to use my service do so quite sceptically or as a last resort after trying many other things. They often come desperately wanting to quit addictive habits like smoking or over eating. Habits that they know are damaging to their health and happiness.

They come struggling against debilitating fears and phobias that they know are stopping them from being and doing everything that they want in their lives. They come wanting to feel better; sleep better; to get the job promotion; feel good in their relationships and speak freely infront of anyone. And very often, after our time together they tell me quite frankly how amazed-even puzzled-they are at the speed and accuracy of the results that have been achieved. Almost as if there has been some kind of illusion taking place. And as much as I often share their joy and amazement I can re-assure my clients that their achievements are very real. I can also assure my clients that there is one central, guiding principle from which all of the work I do as a change facilitator flows.