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Practical articles to help you understand how the mind works — and what’s possible when you work with it.

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Mindset

20 July 2026

When one change quietly influences others

By Sue Hill Founder of Finding Your Haven. Havening Techniques® practitioner and trainer. One of the unexpected things I’ve noticed, while developing and following the Dieting Mindset Rewrite (DMR) myself, is that the changes haven’t stayed with food. The aim of the programme was always bigger than eating differently. It was about building a different relationship with food, by noticing my habits, creating a pause before reacting, and making more deliberate choices. Over time, that […]

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Stress

1 July 2026

Why the Body Holds On to Stress

Stress is often thought of as something that happens only in the mind. In reality, stress is a whole-body response involving the brain, nervous system, […]

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Mindset

1 June 2026

Why “Food Noise” Happens

By Sue Hill Founder of Finding Your Haven. Havening Techniques® practitioner and trainer. If your mind keeps drifting to food, what you’ll eat next, what […]

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Mindset

1 May 2026

Why Willpower Alone Often Fails

Many people believe that overcoming difficult habits is simply a matter of discipline. If they struggle with eating patterns, anxiety, or unwanted behaviours, they often […]

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Havening

1 April 2026

How Trauma Is Recorded in the Brain

Many people assume that trauma only comes from major life events. In reality, the brain can record even brief moments of fear or distress in […]

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Woman looking distressed while sitting at a table with donuts and snacks, representing food noise, diet rules, and feelings of shame and guilt around eating.

Mindset

13 March 2026

Understanding Disordered Eating

Many people struggle with food in ways that feel confusing or frustrating. You might find yourself constantly thinking about food, battling cravings, or feeling caught […]

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Mindset

23 January 2025

Havening vs NLP vs Hypnosis

Havening Techniques®, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), and Hypnosis are three different approaches that share common ground — each focuses on the connection between body and mind, […]

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Stress

9 July 2024

Unlocking the Mind: Unique Signs and Symptoms of Stress You Need to Recognise

Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed, anxious, and irritable, without knowing why? You’re not alone. As you navigate the demands of daily life, it’s important […]

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Anxiety

4 July 2024

How to Overcome Panic Attack Anxiety: A Comprehensive Guide to Finding Inner Calm

Millions of people around the world struggle with panic attacks, their lives impacted by the constant worry of when the next one will strike. In […]

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Hypnosis

3 July 2024

Unveiling the Secret Powers of a Hypnosis Expert: Unlocking the Mind’s Potential

Have you ever wondered how some individuals effortlessly overcome fears or achieve astounding success? The answer may lie within the realm of hypnosis. As a […]

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