Juliet Shield Hypnotherapy, London (2026)

24/03/2026

Spring is full of broken promises

And can be destabilising.

One warm and sunny day is followed by cold wind and rain

Just when we thought winter was behind us.
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Hypnotherapy can be a magical transformation. Often the results astound.

But sometimes the shift isn’t instant.
And can even be a bit bumpy.

Lowering the stress bucket level

Polishing up the core of inner confidence

Is necessary alongside

The route towards those goals of

- Improving performance
- Improving motivation
- Releasing addictions
- Fixing alcohol issues
- Eradicating phobias
- Improving fertility
- Releasing anxiety
- Improving sleep
_____________________

There’s no broken promises.

Just easy steady and forward-looking

And of course hypnotic

I’m on a mission to help people get a happier perspective

DM me or
email hypnotherapy@julietshield.com
For a no obligation chat

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24/03/2026

Spring is full of broken promises

And can be destabilising.

One warm and sunny day is followed by cold wind and rain

Just when we thought winter was behind us.
_________________________

Hypnotherapy can be a magical transformation. Often the results astound.

But sometimes the shift isn't instant.
And can even be a bit bumpy.

Lowering the stress bucket level

Polishing up the core of inner confidence

Is necessary alongside

The route towards those goals of

- Improving performance
- Improving motivation
- Releasing addictions
- Fixing alcohol issues
- Eradicating phobias
- Improving fertility
- Releasing anxiety
- Improving sleep
_____________________

There's no broken promises.

Just easy steady and forward-looking

And of course hypnotic

I'm on a mission to help people to a happier perspective

DM me or
Email: hypnotherapy@julietshield.com
For a no obligation chat

12/03/2026

Even the most senior business executives need support from time to time. The obvious choice may be a coach. Although the benefits of hypnotherapy are now increasingly recognised as achieving results of another level.

There is a fundamental difference between coaching and hypnotherapy:

The first talks to the intellectual mind; the second addresses that too but also the emotional part. And this is where the prime mover of human behaviour lies.

There is much common ground. The first part of a hypnotherapy session is solution focused just as in a coaching one: defining goals, imagining the new persona, what it would take to get there, reinforcing existing talents and so on.

Progress happens through gentle and challenging questions, not giving advice.

So far so similar.

The second part of the hypnotherapy session is its powerhouse.

Where the person enters into deep relaxation, huge shifts can occur. Old limiting patterns of thinking are released, allowing space for more productive thoughts and feelings to embed themselves.

It often feels magical. « I don’t know why I feel different but I do » is a frequent comment after a few sessions.
The fact is, it’s our feelings that govern our thoughts and our behaviour follows accordingly.

A coachee can rationally know what he/she should be thinking and doing, but putting it into practice is different.

Hypnotherapy speaks to those parts, other methods can’t reach, which is why it can be so transformative.
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I'm on a mission to help people to a happier perspective

DM me or
Email: hypnotherapy@julietshield.com
For a no obligation chat

12/03/2026

Even the most senior business executives need support from time to time. The obvious choice may be a coach. Although the benefits of hypnotherapy are now increasingly recognised as achieving results of another level.

There is a fundamental difference between coaching and hypnotherapy:

The first talks to the intellectual mind; the second addresses that too but also the emotional part. And this is where the prime mover of human behaviour lies.

There is much common ground. The first part of a hypnotherapy session is solution focused just as in a coaching one: defining goals, imagining the new persona, what it would take to get there, reinforcing existing talents and so on.

Progress happens through gentle and challenging questions, not giving advice.

So far so similar.

The second part of the hypnotherapy session is its powerhouse.

Where the person enters into deep relaxation, huge shifts can occur. Old limiting patterns of thinking are released, allowing space for more productive thoughts and feelings to embed themselves.

It often feels magical. « I don’t know why I feel different but I do » is a frequent comment after a few sessions.
The fact is, it’s our feelings that govern our thoughts and our behaviour follows accordingly.

A coachee can rationally know what he/she should be thinking and doing, but putting it into practice is different.

Hypnotherapy speaks to those parts, other methods can’t reach, which is why it can be so transformative.
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13/02/2026

Hypnotherapy is a terrible business model.

It has one big problem. That of its own success. And speed.

It can take just 6 sessions for people to feel differently. More calm, relaxed, confident and optimistic.

We can be just getting to know each other and suddenly you’re on the right path, facing in the right direction.

It works for so many problems:

- phobias
- anxiety and stress
- poor sleep
- lack of self confidence
- weak personal boundaries

And much more….

It’s relaxing, enjoyable and often lots of fun.

Equally effective in person or online.

Just don’t expect to be hanging around too long!
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I'm on a mission to help people get a happier perspective

DM me or
email hypnotherapy@julietshield.com
For a no obligation chat

13/02/2026

I'm on a mission to help people to a happier perspective

DM me or
Email: hypnotherapy@julietshield.com
For a no obligation chat

30/01/2026

How do company bosses cope

With all the stress and responsibility?

All those employees and shareholders generating never ending expectations

Dependent on every decision, every judgement.

One of the ways they manage is by

Compartmentalising

In Finland there is a growing practice in families to have a worrying hour. At the same time every day.
The purpose is to put aside worrying topics until the designated time. This limits the rumination loop which can be exhausting.

Another is by

Constantly the best outcome of every well thought out strategy.The power of positive thinking is considerable. Such expectations are more likely to become reality.

And positive thinking produces more serotonin which in itself diminishes the stress hormone cortisol.

And a third is by

Letting go

This might sound counter-intuitive. Surely a boss needs to be in control all the time?

However, delegating to a well chosen team is not only empowering for them, it generates support for the person at the top. And can be liberating.

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I'm on a mission to help people to a happier perspective

DM me or
Email: hypnotherapy@julietshield.com
For a no obligation chat

23/01/2026

Is it ever too late.......

To change careers?

In my 60s I was a busy restaurant consultant in London, with decades of experience of owning businesses in the hospitality sector.

I was at the age when most people retire, so why start a new career, when I could have been taking life easy?

Learnings from my Psychology degree had accompanied my stressful business life, and one day I suddenly had a light bulb moment.

I was driven to fix my own anxiety and then to train as a hypnotherapist to help other people fix theirs.

After the initial elation, oodles of self doubt manifested themselves:

- Was I too old?
- Would I be thought of as fickle?
- Would I be able to match other therapists with decades of experience?

These worries were kindly dispelled by the course tutor who insisted that my life and business experience would be an asset.

It's a few years now since qualifying as a hypnotherapist but the tutor's words resonated recently when a newly made redundant client found my profile while scrolling through Google.

At the end of our informal chat, he said:

"I noticed your experience owning cafes and restaurants. My wife and I have been talking about opening a little place, perhaps you might be able to help with this too!"

_____________________________

I'm on a mission to help people get a happier perspective

DM me or
email hypnotherapy@julietshield.com
For a no obligation chat

23/01/2026

Is it ever too late.......

To change careers?

In my 60s I was a busy restaurant consultant in London, with decades of experience of owning businesses in the hospitality sector.

I was at the age when most people retire, so why start a new career, when I could have been taking life easy?

Learnings from my Psychology degree had accompanied my stressful business life, and one day I suddenly had a light bulb moment.

I was driven to fix my own anxiety and then to train as a hypnotherapist to help other people fix theirs.

After the initial elation, oodles of self doubt manifested themselves:

- Was I too old?
- Would I be thought of as fickle?
- Would I be able to match other therapists with decades of experience?

These worries were kindly dispelled by the course tutor who insisted that my life and business experience would be an asset.

It's a few years now since qualifying as a hypnotherapist but the tutor's words resonated recently when a newly made redundant client found my profile while scrolling through Google.

At the end of our informal chat, he said:

"I noticed your experience owning cafes and restaurants. My wife and I have been talking about opening a little place, perhaps you might be able to help with this too!"

_____________________________

I'm on a mission to help people to a happier perspective

DM me or
Email: hypnotherapy@julietshield.com
For a no obligation chat

11/01/2026

This morning and I went to the bank of the Thames for a personal ceremony of gratitude and appreciation.

If this sounds a bit woo woo, think on this; the flow of the river is a constant. Whatever we do or don’t do the water keeps on coming and going.

Great cities are often built on rivers. They are a city’s beating heart.

They have enabled the transport of goods and people over centuries. And commerce to flourish.

Today they are a magnet for tourists taking selfies against a backdrop of London’s famous monuments.

But a city’s river can also be a focus point for self introduction and appreciation.

And that’s what we did today.
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30/12/2025

This is why I do what I do….

A month before Christmas a new client came for a first session.

She had severe OCD which appeared to have been triggered by a traumatic event.

From her perspective now everything and everybody coming into the house from outside contaminated it. This included her own family.

Most of her time was spent cleaning and washing.

She was exhausted battling against what she knew rationally didn’t make sense. And the relationship with her husband and 2 teenage children was becoming strained.

Her GP had prescribed anti depressants, which seemed to make no difference.

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At our second session two weeks later, she arrived much calmer. Her sleep had improved, the traumatic flashbacks and nightmares had ceased. And she had been out for an afternoon’s Christmas shopping.

She looked at me straight in the eye and said:

I’ve been deep inside this dark well. After our last session I looked up and saw a light shining down.

I now have hope. And that means everything.

———-

I'm on a mission to help people get a happier perspective

DM me or
email hypnotherapy@julietshield.com
For a no obligation chat

30/12/2025

This is why I do what I do….

A month before Christmas a new client came for a first session.

She had severe OCD which appeared to have been triggered by a traumatic event.

From her perspective now everything and everybody coming into the house from outside contaminated it. This included her own family.

Most of her time was spent cleaning and washing.

She was exhausted battling against what she knew rationally didn’t make sense. And the relationship with her husband and 2 teenage children was becoming strained.

Her GP had prescribed anti depressants, which seemed to make no difference.

———

At our second session two weeks later, she arrived much calmer. Her sleep had improved, the traumatic flashbacks and nightmares had ceased. And she had been out for an afternoon’s Christmas shopping.

She looked at me straight in the eye and said:

I’ve been deep inside this dark well. After our last session I looked up and saw a light shining down.

I now have hope. And that means everything.

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I'm on a mission to help people to a happier perspective

DM me or
Email: hypnotherapy@julietshield.com
For a no obligation chat

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