addiction training

Our Approach An Innovative and Humanistic Approach Convincing by Example – Humanizing the World of Work Companies often get lost in the legal requirements related to addictions, sometimes forgetting the human suffering of their employees. P.A.R.A.T Conseils offers an innovative method to ensure compliance while prioritizing human support. With effective screening tools and a universal interventio...

...I am a hypnotherapist with training in the medical field and coaching. I help you free yourself from your issues: quitting smoking, alcohol addiction, stress problems, anxiety, insomnia, ... through hypnosis sessions in Brive-la-Gaillarde in Corrèze.

... sibling, life partner or business partner, colleague or friend. You can come together or just yourself. Mindfulness Group Workshops in South London Mindfulness practice helps with stress reduction as well as with managing chronic pain, depression, addiction, anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorders (OCD) and some other mental health conditions. In the process of mindfulness training I will introduce...

... Therapist in 1996, he also studied Crystal Therapy and became a Therapist in 1998. David realised, to have a better understanding of Holistic healing, he needed to understand more about the mind and went on to qualify in Hypnotherapy, Stress Management, Counselling, Addiction Counselling, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and Reading Body Language. All course work...

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... to get far more media coverage than the positives. In a series of experiments on small numbers of gamers (10 to 14 people in each study), the researchers reported that gamers with previous experience of playing such action video games were better at perceptual tasks such as pattern discrimination than gamers with less experience. In another experiment, they trained gamers who had little previous experience of playing action games, giving them 50 hours of practice. It was shown that these gamers performed much better on perceptual tasks than they had prior to their training.