Alistair Horscroft

The following article was written by Eloise King and features Alistair providing a point of view on 'how to' Break Our Bad Habits - Body & Soul, Sunday Telegraph, Sunday 18 July, 2010

HYPNOSIS AND NEURO-LINGUITSIC PROGRAMMING

The Expert: Psychologist, Alistair Horscroft

The Approach: Horscroft believes willpower usually fails because of the emotional attachment people have
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July 25, 2010, 12:02 PM

Glen Campbell

First: There will always be a Crisis

It’s a rare thing if everything is going smoothly in our lives or we are free of stress. Can you remember the last time it was like that for you?  Pretty hard isn’t it?

The fact is we are all lurching from one crisis to another…some are big and seem unendurable at the time while others are small and all pile up and create a great deal of disruption in our lives.

And while we may think it
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July 20, 2010, 04:12 PM

Alistair Horscroft

Some time ago an extraordinary event occurred in the US. Three people died at James Ray’s, “Spiritual Warrior” retreat, which was meant to be a breakthrough type experience where people ended ‘all’ limitations and learned to master ‘The Law of Attraction’.

Similar self-growth retreats are going on all over Australia and the world and it’s pretty weird stuff dressed up as personal empowerment.

For these types of weekends you will pay as much as $10,000 (a certain well known UK figure is going for $25,000 for a weekend at the
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June 30, 2010, 02:51 PM

Glen Campbell

The power of your ‘inner voice’ is extraordinary…it can play a defining role in whether you succeed or fail, live a fulfilled life or under achieve, enjoy life’s great abundance or struggle to make ends meet or experience true and sustained happiness in your life.

At The Mind Institute we study a great many books and practitioners on personal development yet find most don’t place anywhere near enough credence on the 'inner voice' subject yet tend to advise people to simply use positive ‘affirmations’ to establish greater control
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June 30, 2010, 02:49 PM

Glen Campbell

Of all the primary emotions it is ‘fear’ that most constrains us, for many, it renders total inaction. And while fear haunts us all it's not something that we at The Mind Institute shy away from. We take a comprehensive look at fear in 'The Path through Depression'.

So let's have another look at fear. Fear rarely sits openly on the surface for all to see. It lurks as a shadowy uneasiness below deep within and only raises its ugly head when we are challenged or something containing
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June 30, 2010, 02:47 PM