Mind Toolbox

Mind Toolbox I believe that each person is unique. Therefore, I have an individual approach to each person by choosing the most effective technique for solving his issue.

As a trained therapist with 15 years of experience, I have been helping hundreds of people to release psychological traumas, relieve anxiety, panic attacks and phobias, get rid of unwanted habits and lose weight. My passion is to assist people to transform their lives by changing their unhelpful limiting self-beliefs and removing roadblocks on their way to the fulfilling and happy lives. With the development of Natural Medicine and Neuroscience, there are many safe and effective methods that can heal the emotional pain, psychological traumas and many other issues without side effects. In my Mind Toolbox practice, I use multiple psychotherapeutic modalities such as Advanced Clinical Hypnosis, Emotion Freedom Technique (EFT)-energy healing, Neuro linguistic Programming (NLP), neuroscience based Brain Working Recursive Therapy (BWRT), and Counseling. My aim is to assist a person to resolve his issue permanently, not temporary. Some of the modalities I use are content free. That means that a client does not need to tell me the details. The therapy can take only 3-5 sessions on average to heal the problem, in some simple cases only 1 or 2 sessions. I have a unique set of qualifications and life experience that have enabled me to create Mind Toolbox. I am a WSN Counseling & Coaching L2 Practitioner; a Registered Clinical Hypnotherapist http://www.hypnotherapynewzealand.co.nz/; Brain Working Recursive Therapy (BWRT) Registered L1 Practitioner trained in General Psychopathology; Advanced BWRT Practitioner trained in Psychology of Identity and Behavior L2 https://www.bwrt-professionals.com/findapractitioner.php ; The British Brain Working Research Society Founder Member. The Virtual Gastric Band Practitioner.

04/02/2026

This Is What Happens to Your Brain
This is what happens to your brain when your self-worth crashes—and it's wild. Scientists watched people's brains physically change: the prefrontal cortex shrinking, the hippocampus losing branches, and the social radar dimming. Every harsh self-thought thins the neural pathways between reward and self-knowledge. Result: compliments feel fake, failures feel fatal. But here's hope: six weeks of daily two-minute pride recalls grew the PFC back 7%. Your brain literally rebuilds when you give it new evidence you matter. 🔬 If you could rewire one self-thought today, which lie would you delete first? Comment below and follow for daily brain hacks.

02/02/2026

What Happens When Your Self-Worth Crashes Your Brain
Your self-worth crashes and suddenly your brain becomes your worst enemy. You can't make decisions—every choice feels wrong. You overthink everything, replaying conversations for proof you messed up. Your memory becomes selective: remembering every criticism but deleting every compliment. You can't focus because you're monitoring yourself constantly. Your brain isn't broken—it's protecting you by keeping you small. But the cost? Living in constant threat mode. Low self-worth hijacks your entire brain. 🧠 Do you overthink everything because your brain is trying to protect you from being 'not enough'? Follow for more insights.

21/01/2026

5 Habits That Build Real Confidence
Want real confidence? Stop waiting to feel it—build it daily. 5 habits that actually work: 1) Document one win every day, 2) Make one decision without approval, 3) Stop apologising unnecessarily,, 4) Speak at full volume, 5) Do one thing that scares you slightly. Confidence isn't a feeling you wait for—it's evidence you build through action. Start today with just one habit. 💪 Which of these habits are you avoiding because you're scared? Follow for more confidence-building tools.

19/01/2026

Why Your Mental Health Won't Improve
Your mental health won't improve until you fix this one thing: your self-worth. You can't heal while believing you don't deserve to feel better. Every therapy technique fails when confronted with the belief that " I'm not worth saving." You're anxious because you think you're not enough. You feel depressed because you think you don't deserve better. Do you constantly criticise yourself? That's psychological abuse you're inflicting daily. Your mental health will never improve until you believe you're worth saving. đź’š Do you sabotage your healing because you don't think you're worth it? Follow for more truth.

14/01/2026

3 Lies You Believe About Yourself

"Good things happen to other people, not me." This belief feels like truth, but it's actually a filter blocking everything beneficial from reaching you. Low self-worth takes your past pain and turns it into prophecy. You're not observing life objectively—you're interpreting everything through beliefs you don't remember adopting. These stories feel protective, but they're sabotaging you. 🔍 What belief about yourself have you never questioned? Challenge every "I'm just..." today. Follow for more truth bombs.

12/01/2026

Low Self-Worth Makes You Mistake Fear for Identity
"I'm just not that type of person." ❌ This one sentence might be destroying your future. You say it casually—"I'm not someone who gets promoted." "Good things don't happen to people like me"—but you're not describing reality, you're creating it. Low self-worth turns limitations into identity. You've made temporary setbacks into permanent truths and built a cage around yourself. Here's the shift: Replace "I'm just not..." with "I haven't yet..." Watch how everything changes. 💭 What have you convinced yourself you're "just not the type" to be or do? Follow for more mindset shifts.

07/01/2026

Labeling every setback as bad luck or terrible timing protects you from uncomfortable self-reflection, but it also keeps you stuck in repeating cycles. What appears as random misfortune is usually a pattern created by unconscious beliefs about what you deserve. When you believe deep down that good things aren't meant for you, that belief shapes your thoughts, influences your choices, and ultimately creates your reality. The universe isn't conspiring against you—your hidden beliefs are. Uncovering what you truly believe you deserve is the first step toward breaking these patterns. Your life isn't determined by luck; it's shaped by the stories you tell yourself. Ready to rewrite yours?
Labelling every setback as bad luck or terrible timing protects you from uncomfortable self-reflection, but it also keeps you stuck in repeating cycles. What appears as random misfortune is usually a pattern created by unconscious beliefs about what you deserve. When you believe deep down that good things aren't meant for you, that belief shapes your thoughts, influences your choices, and ultimately creates your reality. The universe isn't conspiring against you—your hidden beliefs are. Uncovering what you truly believe you deserve is the first step toward breaking these patterns. Your life isn't determined by luck; it's shaped by the stories you tell yourself. Ready to rewrite yours?

06/01/2026

Why chasing perfect harms your self-worth.

06/01/2026

When every life decision requires someone else's approval, you're not being collaborative—you're outsourcing your autonomy. Constantly seeking permission or validation before acting reveals a fundamental mistrust in your own judgment. This pattern usually traces back to moments when choosing for yourself resulted in criticism or punishment, teaching you that your instincts are unreliable. But here's what needs to change: your life belongs to you, not to the committee of voices in your head. Reclaiming your power starts with making small decisions independently and sitting with the discomfort of trusting yourself again. You already know what's right for you—time to listen.

04/01/2026

A soft reminder to treat yourself kindly.

01/01/2026

Steps to shift from external approval to inner trust.

31/12/2025

Notice how you automatically fade into the background when someone radiating confidence enters? That instinctive shrinking isn't humility—it's a learned response born from believing there's limited space for people to shine. You've internalized the false idea that someone else's brightness somehow diminishes yours, so you make yourself smaller to accommodate them. This automatic dimming of your presence happens so naturally you might not even realize you're doing it. The antidote is intentional expansion: stand taller, speak louder, take up the space you deserve. Their confidence doesn't cancel out yours—there's room for everyone to be seen. Ready to stop disappearing?

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2/72 Moore Street, Hillcrest
Auckland
0627

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 7pm
Tuesday 10am - 7pm
Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 10am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 6pm

Telephone

+64277534359

Website

https://linktr.ee/mindtoolbox.co.nz

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Olga Rudin, a Registered Clinical Hypnotherapist , The Virtual Gastric Band Certified Practitioner, BrainWorking Recursive Therapy (BWRT) Practitioner, WSN Counselor and Mind Coach can help with anxiety disorders, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), panic attacks, phobias, self esteem issues, smoking cessation and weight management.

As a trained therapist, with eleven years of experience, Olga can help you reprogram your subconscious mind to change unhelpful recurring thoughts, feelings, attitudes, reactions, behaviors and beliefs. Mind Toolbox combines a variety of proven methods such as hypnotherapy , counseling, BWRT and NLP.