January 2009

Are you a worrier?

It’s not quite the happiest of New Years. Financial difficulties. Looming recession. The flu bug that’s going around. Wars and disasters on the TV.

Lots of challenging situations for all of us, but if you are a worrier it’s just so much worse. As if the reality of the situation wasn’t bad enough you can’t stop worrying about it.

Do these statements apply to you?

• You’re not able to calm down
• You imagine the worse
• You feel anxious far more than you should
• You just can’t stop worrying
• You feel out of control

If they do then we have a short course in Newcastle that will help you:

• Feel calm
• Stop worry in it’s tracks
• Get back control of your mind.
• Gain greater peace of mind.

The course will be held at St Oswald’s Hospice Teaching Centre, Regent Ave, Gosforth on Saturday 7th February from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm.

The full cost for the full day workshop is just £69.00.

To find out more click on Coping With Worry - A Short Course In Newcastle

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There’s an interesting article in the New Scientist about Daniel Tammet a young man with autism and a number of other gifts.

Autistic savant Daniel Tammet shot to fame when he set a European record for the number of digits of pi he recited from memory (22,514). For afters, he learned Icelandic in a week. But unlike many savants, he’s able to tell us how he does it. We could all unleash extraordinary mental abilities by getting inside the savant mind, he tells Celeste Biever

If you are interested in other models of the world, and which NLPer isn’t? You might find it a very interesting read.

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