Author Archives: Gemma Bailey
Whether it’s sports, arts, music or education there has to be a well thought through strategy to engage young people into that activity. Simply believing that you have a great activity that serves them in a positive way is not enough. Not by a long shot. In the[…]
Read MoreOn 28th May 2014 NLP4Kids moved into it’s very own premises. Gone are the days of renting offices and here we are now, well and truly rooted and here to stay! Amongst other exciting possibilities, the new pad is the very first hypnotherapy clinic to achieve high street[…]
Read MoreWe are extremely proud to share with you that one of our superbly talented NLP4Kids practitioners has released her 4th book. Debbie K, based in Berkshire is the author of the Feelings Basket series, written for children between 5 – 8 years of age. The books provide support[…]
Read MoreI read somewhere that children who are disciplined feel more loved and that clear behaviour frameworks improve children’s mental health. It can be difficult to believe that sometimes when all they seem to want to do is push the boundaries! Whether they are toddlers or teenagers there is[…]
Read MoreToday I was very pleased to be speaking at a school in st Albans, alongside Hertfordshire Youth Connections. I was invited to join them as they are raising awareness of mental health and well being directly with young people. At NLP4Kids we frequently work with young people experiencing[…]
Read MoreLet me begin by saying that my knowledge of Miley Cyrus and her music is extremely limited. I probably know more about Black Sabbath than I do about Miley Cyrus (and some would say this is no bad thing!). What I do know about her is that when[…]
Read MoreYesterday after a rowdy and somewhat chaotic session of perceptual positions with my Y6 group, I sat in the hall waiting to see if anyone would show up for a drop in session with me. This is like counselling for problems that crop up on the playground, but[…]
Read MoreAt our children’s franchise discovery days (www.NLP4Kids.org/join-the-team) I am often questioned about why I think it’s ok to make money from the kind of work that we do. Surely we should not be making money from the suffering of children? Surely we should be a charity?! I have[…]
Read MoreWe’ve had a very busy week at NLP4Kids HQ as our quest to find more child therapists for our children’s franchise continues. We sent out an eshot this week to the Executives On The Web database advertising NLP4Kids as an education franchise and we’ve had several enquiries and[…]
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