Aspiring Minds Scotland

Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, G81 1TH

About us

WoSupporting the mind and body by offering both emotional therapies and massage.

NLP: Looking to treat the cause not the issue, support to allow the client to dig in to their own subconscious mind to find where the problem lies and resolve. Unlike talk therapy, NLP has faster results with some clients gaining freedom in just 1 session.

Hypnotherapy: Relax your conscious mind to understand and reprogram you subconscious and creative subconscious mind.

Deep tissue massage: this allow treatment to get in to fascia to release all the knots and tension. Extremely relaxing and beneficial to not only athletes; great treatment for fibromyalgia, arthritis and general well being.

Distance healing: for when you need to relax but can't get to your therapist. lye in the comfort of your own home whist healing is sent to you.

Reiki: hands on or off, extremely relaxing and healing

Workshops: Issue based workshops delivered Nationally. Specialist in motivation and confidence and recovering from domestic abuse

Training, qualifications & experience

HNLP -humanistic neuro linguistic psychology - Master practitioner

Eriksonian Hypnotherapy Master

certificates approved by IACTM, ABNLP, ABHNLP

Reiki Master

Diploma in Holistic Therapies - Massage

We have verified that at least one professional at this organisation is registered with the relevant professional body.

Therapies offered

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Fees

Massage/Reiki from £30 for 60 min. We keep the cost low to allow the service to be available to everyone.

Hypnotherapy & NLP £50 p/h (30 min free consultation)

Workshops: Contact to discuss costs

Availability

Monday to Friday 10am-7.30pm

Occasional Saturday from 10am/3pm

Further information

Workshops advertised on FB, Webpage:

Motivation & Confidence

Learning how to meditate

Confidence and motivation in sports

Recovering from abuse (single sex only on this course owning to sensitivity of discussions)

Facebook page for testimonials

Young persons specialist

If you have been diagnosed with or suspect you may have a pre-existing medical condition you should consult your GP for advice, diagnosis and treatment and always inform your health professional before starting any alternative or additional therapies, treatments or making any major changes in your diet or exercise programme.

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