Empowering you to become healthier and happier
Empowering you to become healthier and happier

We have a couple of spaces on our course starting this weekend so if you would like to find out more read on and if you have any questions or would like a booking form just get in touch with me – lisapryce-jones@outlook.com / 07427 451992:-
In Reiki Level 1 you will learn how to use Reiki to heal yourself, family and friends. The course comprises both theoretical teaching and hands-on practice. The main aims of the course are to provide you with the fundamental background knowledge of Reiki and give you the ability and the confidence to start to use Reiki healing to improve both your life and also family and friends. The course includes:-
Syllabus – Reiki 1
Certification:
Next course dates:
Saturday 11th November 2023 & Saturday 9th December 2023 – held in Rhiwderin Village.
Cost – £200 which can be paid in instalments: £100 upon booking and £100 7 days before week 2.
If you have recently had healing with Lisa and do not want the healing session 1 week before the course the £150 is payable – £75 upon booking and £75 7 days before week 2.
Tel: 07427 451992
Email: lisapryce-jones@outlook.com

I love using seasonal fresh produce and trying some new recipes as we change from one season to another. I’ve just made a new recipe of Beetroot, Lentil and Mint Salad with fried Halloumi and I have to say it was absolutely delicious so I thought I’d share it with you too.
Did you know that beetroot symbolises passion, love and beauty and is sacred to the Greek goddess of love, Aphrodite? In Greek mythology, Aphrodite ate beets to enhance her appeal and this folklore actually has a basis in reality as beets are a natural source of tryptophan and betaine, both substances of which promote a feeling of well-being.
Eating beetroot (along with other similar colour foods) helps to keep both your base chakra (located in the base of your spine and tailbone area) and heart chakra open. It also helps to ground us to the Earth energies which gives us a sense of stability and safety in our physical body and also assists us to be more focussed too.
If you would like the recipe please find it below. I hope you love it as much as I did.

Meanwhile if you have any delicious new recipes do share them too!
Wishing you a great day.
Lisa
Hypnotherapist & Healer

As I indulge in a delicious mid afternoon treat of a coffee I would like to share with you that our next treat for you is a Sound Bath by Gabi with beautiful Reiki shared by myself and my partner David on Sunday 12th November at 7-8pm. Don’t be tricked, book your space now so you don’t miss out! To find out more and to book your space please use the Eventbrite link as follows:-
We hope to see you there. This is the last Sound Bath with Reiki of 2023 so come and join us to relax and recharge your batteries!
Warmest wishes
Lisa
Hypnotherapist & Healer

Last week my partner David and I visited the very special island in France where it is said that Archangel Michael, who is regarded as the Prince of God’s army and the leader of God’s army against Satan, appeared to the Bishop of Avranches in the 7th century to build a sanctuary on the island in his name. It is said that the Bishop ignored his dreams so the Archangel gave him proof that his dreams were a reality by reaching over and pressing a finger on the bishop’s skull. When the Bishop awoke he found that he had a hole in his head (and not a small one either). The Bishop then took notice, then designed and built the sanctuary in 709 which was devoted to St Michael.

The island is surrounded by tidal waters and quick sand and today the island is accessed only via bus. Monks and nuns from Jerusalem now live on the island.

There are several chapels within the walls and the top one contains statues of Archangel Michael along with the remains of the Bishop’s skull which were excavated and confirmed to be the Bishop’s skull with time dating which are now displayed in a beautiful golden case.

Interestingly it is claimed that St. Michael chose this location for the church as it was on this very mount that St. Michael won his mighty victory over the dragon, described in the New Testament’s Book of Revelations (12:7-9):
“And there was war in heaven: Michael and his angels fought against the dragon; and the dragon fought and his angels, and prevailed not… the great dragon was cast out, that old serpent called the Devil and Satan, which deceiveth the whole world: he was cast out into the earth, and his angels were cast out with him”.
Le Mont Saint Michel is literally on the Normandy border with Brittany and we certainly recommend visiting it. So very unique and so very special indeed.
Lisa


What a lovely surprise to receive the award of Hypnosis Business of the Year (2023). It was such an honour to have been nominated and recognised by my hypnotherapist peers especially as there are 253 hypnotherapists from all over the world within the group. Unfortunately I could not be at the awards ceremony event but I was so delighted to find out afterwards!
The last year has been an exceptional one expanding my skills and knowledge and testing me along the way too!

Amongst my achievements over the last year I have:-

Menopause Awareness Month takes place in October. Awareness of this once taboo subject is increasing with various campaigns both in the public domain and with employers too however significant more work needs to be done to help the 51% of the population that experience it.
It is estimated that over 13 million women in the UK are on the menopause spectrum varying from perimenopausal (which means around menopause and refers to the time where the body is naturally transitionally towards the menopause as oestrogen levels fluctuate). Post menopause is where there have been 12 consecutive months of not having a menstrual period. Women start the perimenopause at varying ages and for different reasons too but on average signs and symptoms often start from mid 40s onwards.
You may be asking “what does it mean to be perimenopausal or postmenopausal?”. As oestrogen levels fluctuate symptoms can be significant and life changing too. All to often, as I help ladies through this challenging time, I hear how they experience overwhelming feelings of being unable to cope doing things they would normally do in their stride, worrying about people judging them, difficulties with sleeping, being aware of others noticing physical symptoms such as hot flushes etc. Ultimately this may even be contributing to ladies leaving their profession, a significant reduction in self-esteem and confidence and impacting upon personal relationships too.

To help yourself there are various things you can do including:-
Introduce changes into your schedule gradually and remember consistency is key – it takes 28 days for habits to be implemented! Above all, start to be kinder to yourself and when you need to take things easier do just that. Allow yourself time to do things that you enjoy whether that is chatting with others, doing a hobby, reading, taking a soak in the bath or planning things to look forward to.
Always have a chat to your GP about any health concerns and be open with your friends and family too. Menopause is inevitable for all of us ladies so lets keep learning about our bodies, supporting each other and reaching out sharing our experiences to help others wherever we can.
Hypnotherapy and Healing are both complementary therapies that can help you through this stage in your life. If you would like a complimentary consultation to share your specific issues and for me to explain more about how I could help you move from survive to thrive then get in touch now as I would be delighted to help you.
lisapryce-jones@outlook.com / 07427 451992 (please leave a message and I’ll get in touch as soon as I can).
Warmest wishes
Lisa
Lisa Pryce-Jones

Scientists have discovered a revolutionary new treatment that makes you live longer. It enhances your memory and makes you more creative. It makes you look more attractive. It keeps you slim and lowers food cravings. It protects you from cancer and dementia. It wards off colds and the flu. It lowers your risk of heart attacks and stroke, not to mention diabetes. You’ll even be happier, less depressed and less anxious. Are you interested?Ifso the treatment, according to proven scientific research carried out by Dr Matthew Walker, is to sleep! In today’s busy world many people have developed bad habits that impacts upon their sleep detrimentally. Sleep impacts upon all aspects of life so I thought I would share with you 10 top tips to help you sleep more soundly:-1. Establish a consistent sleep scheduleKeeping consistent times for going to and getting up from bed regulates your body’s internal clock which helps you to fall asleep, get up naturally and allows your body to heal itself. Sleeping more at weekends cannot make up for any lost sleep during the week!2. Switch off all electronic gadgets one hour before your bed timeAll gadgets (computers, phones, tablets etc) emit a blue light which effectively interferes with your body producing the sleep hormone melatonin. Instead do something which you find relaxing (reading a book, taking a shower/bath, listening to calming music, self-hypnosis, meditation etc).3. Make your bedroom a cosy space just for sleeping and imtimacyRemove any clutter and make your space really calming.4. Avoid or reduce caffeineAny caffeine you consume after lunch time will still be in your system at bedtime so reducing your caffeine, especially from midday can help to significantly improve your sleep!5. Be physically active – consistentlyWhatever your physical ability keeping a daily activity routine (e.g. going for a walk / gym etc) will help keep your body’s internal clock regulated.6. Be present in all activitiesWhatever you are doing use all of your senses to keep your mind in the present moment. When your mind is in the present moment you cannot be anxious as that is in the future.7. Eat meals at consistent times and avoid late snacking or eatingEating late can lead to indigestion and also prevents the body from healing during the sleep state as it is busy digesting food.8. Avoid or reduce your alcohol intakeHaving a few drinks may feel like it’s helping you to relax but it robs you of much needed healing and sleep. Consider what else you can do to relax and reduce it gradually by replacing it with a healthier option. If you feel the need to drink often ask yourself why and consider seeking help to address the underlying cause.9. Keep afternoon snoozes shortIf you feel the need to nap in the afternoon ensure it is before 3pm and make it short (max 30 mins and use an alarm to wake you).10. Snuggle down positivelyBefore going to bed you may wish to write down anything on your mind. As you snuggle down have the intention of sleeping well, allow any unhelpful thoughts to drift away to the universe, take 10 really deep breaths (breathing in through your nose and out through your mouth) noticing how your body feels. Think about happy memories, positive things or listen to calming music/hypnosis/meditation.As a gift I am offering you the chance to listen to my ‘Relaxation and Letting go of worries” hypnosis recording” free of charge taking you to a place in your mind where you can relax, heal and energise. To access it simply visit my website https://www.hypnotherapyandhealing.co.uk/shop/ and use the coupon code ‘Clients’. If you would like to arrange a time to chat further to find out how I can help you even more just get in touch now.Love and LightLisa

Today is World Mental Health Day. Together we join millions of other people around the world to raise awareness, show and provide support to each other and to break down barriers and stigma surrounding mental health.
Life is not always an easy journey. It’s so important in times of need to reach out and find help whether from friends, family or professional support. By being open ourselves, by sharing our experiences and by being receptive to lend a listening ear to others we can truly make a lasting difference.
Reaching out to others in times of need is indeed a sign of our strength – our strength and determination to overcome our challenges and move forward in our life. I experienced hypnotherapy for the first time over 25 years ago when I was in an abusive marriage. That professional support enabled me to make significant and life changing decisions which turned out to be the best decisions ever! With subsequent support from family and friends I have been able to achieve so very much.
So perhaps you can consider today:-
Additionally, perhaps you can consider how you can show yourself, as well as those around you more love, kindness and compassion. We are very often our harshest critic. Just by taking time to do things we enjoy can be so empowering.
Together we can all make our world a better place. Just like a beautiful flower, each petal has its own beauty, let’s help ourselves to reach full bloom!
Please help me by liking and sharing this post spreading as much awareness as possible.
Love and Light
Lisa
Hypnotherapist & Healer


Receiving a message from a loved one in spirit can be very comforting indeed.
We (Rhiwderin Well-being) have arranged for Michaela Cockeram, who is a lovely medium who delivers messages sensitively, to share messages with us from the world of spirit on 15th October 7-9pm at Rhiwderin Village Hall.

So why not join us for a lovely evening. Complimentary drinks and biscuits will be available and there will be a display of beautiful crystals to should you feel the urge to treat yourself or start your Christmas shopping.
Tickets are limited so please book your ticket now so you don’t miss out:-
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Love & Light
Lisa
Hypnotherapist & Healer