Podcasts about london's harley street

We have quite a few anxious bunnies out there right now, so we thought why don't we call in the big guns to chat to you all about it SO we called Captain Anti Anxiety Tim! (yes I did just make that up) He is going to come and have a chat with us about his FAV subject Anxiety and give us some of his top tips on how to deal with anxiety right now! So come and join us here on Wednesday morning at 10 am See you then! L&B Here is a little bit about Tim so you can get to know him before we go live Tim Box DipCAH, HPD, FMAHA, MNCH (reg) is a remedial hypnotist and mind management expert who has successfully run a flourishing full-time therapeutic practice for the last eight years as well as being an associate of one of the top practices in London's Harley Street for three years. After escaping the family plumbing business in 2009 he was originally trained in hypnosis at the world-renowned Hypnoarts Academy by Jonathan Chase. Tim went on in 2014 to become one of only a handful of people in the world to be awarded a fellowship of the academy, as well as eventually becoming one of their senior trainers. In 2015 Tim created his CONTROL system based on his experiences with clients and the learnings from thousands of 1 to 1 sessions. Tim now teaches his method throughout the world and has qualified more than 50 CONTROL Practitioners in the UK, Europe, and the United States. In 2017 Tim released his first book: Clear Your Head, a guide to enjoying life without anxiety get- ting in the way. It quickly became an Amazon number 1 bestseller in its category. Tim is also an accomplished public speaker and regularly delivers talks on hypnosis, mindset, and how to improve your thinking. In 2019 he delivered his first TED talk on the subject of anxiety.

Well today we have a real treat for you all…………. We have one of our mentors who has agreed to come and talk to you guys and we are very excited about it. Tim Box DipCAH, HPD, FMAHA, MNCH (reg) is a remedial hypnotist who runs his own full time hypnosis practice in Kent for the last five years as well as being an associate of one of the top practices in London's Harley Street for the last three. After escaping the family plumbing business in 2009 he was originally trained in hypnosis at the world renowned Hypnoarts Academy. Tim went on in 2014 to become one of only a handful of people in the world to be awarded a fellowship of the academy, as well as eventually becoming In 2015 Tim created his CONTROL system based on his experiences with clients and the learnings from hundreds of 1 to 1 hypnosis sessions. This is the system which we are learning now from Tim and it is AWESOME! July 2017 sees the release of his first book,‘ClearYour Head’ - a simple guide to enjoying your life without anxiety getting in the way. Tim is also an accomplished public speaker and regularly delivers talks on hypnosis, mindset, and how to improve your thinking.

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss Elizabeth Gaskell's novel North and South, published in 1855 after serialisation in Dickens' Household Words magazine. It is the story of Margaret Hale, who was raised in the South in the New Forest and London's Harley Street, and then moves North to a smokey mill town, Milton, in Darkshire. As well as Margaret's emotional life and her growing sense of independence, the novel explores the new ways of living thrown up by industrialisation, and the relationships between 'masters and men'. Many of Margaret Hale's experiences echo Gaskell's own life, as she was born in Chelsea and later moved to Manchester, and the novel has become valued for its insights into social conflicts and the changing world in which Gaskell lived. With Sally Shuttleworth Professor of English Literature at the University of Oxford Dinah Birch Pro-vice Chancellor for Research and Professor of English Literature at the University of Liverpool And Jenny Uglow Biographer of Elizabeth Gaskell Producer: Simon Tillotson.

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss Elizabeth Gaskell's novel North and South, published in 1855 after serialisation in Dickens' Household Words magazine. It is the story of Margaret Hale, who was raised in the South in the New Forest and London's Harley Street, and then moves North to a smokey mill town, Milton, in Darkshire. As well as Margaret's emotional life and her growing sense of independence, the novel explores the new ways of living thrown up by industrialisation, and the relationships between 'masters and men'. Many of Margaret Hale's experiences echo Gaskell's own life, as she was born in Chelsea and later moved to Manchester, and the novel has become valued for its insights into social conflicts and the changing world in which Gaskell lived. With Sally Shuttleworth Professor of English Literature at the University of Oxford Dinah Birch Pro-vice Chancellor for Research and Professor of English Literature at the University of Liverpool And Jenny Uglow Biographer of Elizabeth Gaskell Producer: Simon Tillotson.