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Jimmy Petruzzi interviews Relationship Expert and Psychotherapist Lucy Beresford discussing Valentine’s Day
Jimmy Petruzzi interviews Elizabeth Davenport (Campaign Manager, Animal Aid)
Discussing UK campaign group calls for Brits to stop drinking cow’s milk
Jimmy Petruzzi interviews Dr Linda Papadopoulos (Psychologist) discussing weight reduction
Jimmy Petruzzi interviews Josie Gibson, TV Presenter
discussing MOST MIND-NUMBING THINGS IN LIFE REVEALED
NLP / Hypnosis Belief change process live
course demonstration with Jimmy Petruzzi
Beliefs are generalisations about how the world is. In effect, they are our on/off switch for our ability to specific outcomes and goals we have in mind. To experience success in any area of your life, it is essential to have certain qualities. One of the most important variables is belief. If you believe that you can achieve an outcome, your mind starts to recognise your positive qualities.
Jimmy Petruzzi interviews Donna Dawson, Personality and Behaviour Psychologist
Discussing STAYING IN IS THE NEW GOING OUT THIS VALENTINE’S DAY
Jimmy Petruzzi interviews Donna Dawson, Personality and Behaviour Psychologist
Discussing STAYING IN IS THE NEW GOING OUT THIS VALENTINE’S DAY
In case you missed it or would like to tune in again in this episode Jimmy Petruzzi interviews, Peter Kinderman, Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Liverpool, 94.4FM Salford City Radio Friday sports show, (with the launch of a brand new segment speaking to some of the world’s most influential professionals in the field of psychology,) in this episode Jimmy Petruzzi interviews, Peter Kinderman, Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Liverpool, former President of the British Psychological Society, and author of ‘A Manifesto for Mental Health’, argues for radical change in how we think about mental health. In this interview Professor Kinderman, discusses how we are being harmed by our current pathologizing, bio-medical, approach and that we need wholesale change, not only in how we understand mental health problems but also in how we design and commission mental health services. In this interview Peter explains Instead of thinking about diagnosing and treating 'abnormality', Peter argues we should replace ‘diagnoses’ with straightforward descriptions of our problems, and shift away from the use of medication towards psychological and social solutions In case you missed it or would like to tune in again 94.4FM Salford City Radio Friday sports show with Jimmy Petruzzi Please feel free to click on the following link to subscribe to our youtube channel http://bit.ly/22H34jB
Jimmy Petruzzi interviews Consultant Psychologist, Psychotherapist and Coach Honey Langcaster-James
Discussing how planning a holiday can boost your happiness
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This PODCAST Channel consists of Jimmy Petruzzi interviewing leading experts in their field
and also a variety of
Hypnosis, Guided meditations, and chill out tunes
Spoken word audio meditations , Guided Hypnotic Spoken word audios, and a range and of music only tunes, consisting of a range of uplifting , upbeat and relaxing tunes:
DISCLAIMER: Do not listen to the guided meditations, hypnotic and meditation recordings whilst driving or operating machinery. The guided meditations and hypnosis audio recordings are in no way a replacement for any prescribed medication; nor are they intended to contraindicate or supersede any medically diagnosed conditions or designed to treat anyone or make any recommendation’s listeners deploy techniques as part of any treatment plan. The guided meditations and hypnotic recordings are intended for educational, information, and entertainment purposes only. The guided meditations and hypnotic audio recordings are not a substitute for proper medical or mental health advice. . If in doubt, please consult your doctor or licensed medical or mental health practitioner.
I am proud to share that I am standing as a candidate for BPS President-Elect.
My journey into psychology has not followed the most conventional path, but that is exactly why I believe I can bring a different voice to the Society
I believe the Society should feel closer to more of its members — not just those at the centre, but students, graduates, educators, researchers, practitioners, volunteers, and people applying psychology in real-world settings every day.
The BPS represents many different people and pathways, and I want to help more members feel recognised, included and connected to the Society.
I’d be grateful if BPS members could read the candidate information and take part.
Thank you to everyone who has supported me.

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