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Breathing Ex: Nasal Breathing with many Small Breath Holds

22nd May 2026 By Lisa Pryce-Jones

Try this breathing exercise now and just notice how it makes you feel! Just a few minutes…time for yourself this bank holiday…ideal for calming yourself at anytime.

This particular technique helps to prepare your body for a tolerable feeling of breathlessness. By holding your breath for short periods of time it enables the gas Nitric Oxide (NO) to pool inside your nasal cavity, and for the gas Carbon Dioxide to slightly increase in your blood. After doing it for just a few minutes the accumulated Nitric Oxide travels from the nasal cavity to the lungs. When practicing the exercise (holding your breath for up to 5 seconds) if you experience a feeling of hunger for air it shows that the carbon dioxide is increasing in your blood which is a good sign. However, if you find the air hunger too much simply reduce the number of seconds to perhaps 4 or even 3. In due course you will be able to increase it. This exercise is ideal as a warm up to doing other breathing exercises and also great for reducing anxiety and stress, asthma symptoms and aiding breathing recovery following physical exercise. Please note that breath holds are not suitable for anyone who is pregnant. If you have health issues you may wish to consult your GP or Breath Work Practitioner to discuss the suitability of breath work for you personally.
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Multi-Award Winning Hypnotherapist & Healer

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Lisa Pryce-Jones

Multi-Award Winning Hypnotherapist & Healer

www.hypnotherapyandhealing.co.uk

 

Category: Blog, Events, Hypnotherapy & Healing Blog, Podcast
Tags: Kindness, Mental Health, mentalhealthweek, nasalbreathing, resilience

Meet Nellie from Nara and Dragon Dai from Wales!

17th May 2026 By Lisa Pryce-Jones

Just look at these beautiful new additions to our garden.  Nine years have absolutely flown by since my partner David and I met and we could not resist treating each other with these beauties to mark the milestone and to admire each day as we walk across the decorative chippings to our Zen Den – Nellie from Nara, Japan and Dai the good old Welsh Dragon!

We wanted something to remind us of our incredible trip to Nara in Japan, where the deers bow to you as you feed them deer crackers. The city holds a very special place in our hearts and in Japan deer (sika deer) are highly revered as sacred messengers of the gods (kami) in the indigenous Shinto religion. They symbolize peace, prosperity, longevity, and divine communication.

Thanks to Tim and Debbie of Onnen Studios in Llandilio for our beautiful bespoke metalwork – we absolutely love them Nellie and Dai!

Lisa

Multi-Award Winning Hypnotherapist & Healer

www.hypnotherapyandhealing.co.uk

lisapryce-jones@outlook.com

Lisa Pryce-Jones

Multi-Award Winning Hypnotherapist & Healer

www.hypnotherapyandhealing.co.uk

 

Category: Blog, Events, Hypnotherapy & Healing Blog
Tags: breatheandhealretreat, dragonenergy, Kindness, Mental Health, mentalhealthweek, naradeer, resilience

In a World where you can be anything, be Kind!

16th May 2026 By Lisa Pryce-Jones

In a world where you can be anything… be kind.

Kind to people who think differently to you.
Kind to people whose path is not your path.
Kind to people who believe differently, heal differently, cope differently and grow differently.

Not everybody is meant to work the same way, live the same way or see the world through the same lens. Diversity in thought, belief and approach is what makes humanity interesting.

But most importantly, be kind to yourself too.

Do not shrink yourself to fit environments that no longer align with your values.
Do not betray who you are just to gain acceptance.
And do not allow other people’s judgement, ego or closed-mindedness to make you question your own heart or purpose.

Mental Health Awareness Week is a reminder that words matter.
Compassion matters.
Empathy matters.

You never truly know what somebody else is carrying, healing from or navigating behind the scenes.

There is strength in being direct.
There is strength in being spiritual.
There is strength in being practical.
There is strength in being sensitive.

None of those things cancel each other out.

So today, choose kindness.
Towards others.
Towards yourself.
And towards the parts of you that refuse to stop shining just because somebody else does not understand your light.

Together, united,  we can all make a difference and help to make our world a better place.

 

Lisa Pryce-Jones

Multi-Award Winning Hypnotherapist & Healer

www.hypnotherapyandhealing.co.uk

Category: Blog, Events, Hypnotherapy & Healing Blog
Tags: #breathwork, breatheandhealretreat, Kindness, Mental Health, mentalhealthweek, resilience

Resilience and what my dog Ace taught me – Mental Health Awareness Week

15th May 2026 By Lisa Pryce-Jones

This video is a little tribute to my beautiful dog, who is sadly no longer with us 🐾🤍. He taught me so much about resilience, determination, love, and the importance of never giving up on what you truly need — whether that’s comfort, connection, safety, or simply a cosy place to rest.

Even on difficult days, he kept going with trust, persistence, and heart. Watching him reminded me that resilience doesn’t always have to be loud or dramatic. Sometimes it’s gentle. Sometimes it’s simply taking one more step forward, asking for comfort, or believing tomorrow will feel brighter.

For Mental Health Awareness Week, I wanted to share this special memory because many of us are carrying struggles that others cannot see. If you’re having a hard time right now, please know you are not alone.

Life can feel tough sometimes… but healing, hope, and brighter days are still possible.

Thank you for watching and remembering my beautiful boy Ace with me.

If you want to reach out to find out how I could support you simply get in touch now –

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Lisa
Multi-Award Winning Hypnotherapist & Healer

#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #DogTribute #Resilience #MentalHealthMatters #Healing #NeverGiveUp #PetLoss #Hope #DogLove

Category: Blog, Events, Hypnotherapy & Healing Blog
Tags: #breathwork, breatheandhealretreat, Mental Health, resilience

Pushing myself hugely outside of my comfort zone…my first video!

20th June 2024 By Lisa Pryce-Jones

I am always challenging and helping my clients to push themselves to achieve their goals and I have to confess that I have been a little slow, to say the least, at creating videos to spread the word about how I help people with hypnotherapy and healing.  This week I pushed my boundaries, overcame my fear of not being good enough and completed my first video!  Not perfect…but it is good enough…so here it is…I look forward to making many more videos soon!

https://www.hypnotherapyandhealing.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/LPJ-Intro-200624.mp4

I hope you enjoy it.

Love & Light

Lisa

 

 

Category: Blog
Tags: healing, Hypnotherapy, Mental Health, physical health, reiki

Mental Health Awareness Week – Kindness

19th May 2020 By Lisa Pryce-Jones

We all need to be kind both to ourselves and to others.  Each and every day we are harsh and we are most harsh to ourselves.  We have such high expectations of our self and we worry about things that really do not warrant worrying about.  If we all take a step backwards and take some time we can see what really matters and what does not matter and very often, by taking this time to reflect and look at our inner needs, we realise that actually what we worry about, what causes us great anxiety and even dread, really doesn’t warrant worrying about.

We need the basics in life yes and there are indeed many people who are struggling to achieve this at present.  However, there are many people who are not struggling with the basics and this is where it is much easier to make that transition.  The transition can be made very swiftly just by changing your thought process, by keeping your mind in the present moment, by keeping your mind present in all the things that you do each and every day.  From the time you wake up, having a shower, washing your face, preparing drinks, meals, talking with people, your work, any activities that you enjoy outside of work.

By keeping your mind focussed on whatever it is – noticing all the different things there are to be noticed using all of your senses – your sight, hearing, touch etc. and by using all of your senses it brings you to a sense of being in that present moment, even for a short while and that really does help you.  It grounds you, it connects you to the Earth, it connects you to where you are supposed to be – enjoying each and every moment that we have on this Earth.  You know that tomorrow is not guaranteed.  So we certainly need to plan for tomorrow but we have to use today and make the most of today.

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week and what I really want to share with you and reiterate again is being kind.  Being kind to both yourself and others.  Because when you are not kind to yourself it is like a form of self-harm or even torture and you are doing it to yourself.  You are bullying yourself.  You are denying yourself the opportunity to be able to enjoy this time that you have at this moment.  So plan, look forward to things, that is really important, embrace those moments when you get the opportunity.  Whether that is to see friends, loved ones, do activities that you enjoy or doing whatever your role is in work.

We all need to be helping each other, listening to each other and by listening to each other and talking we are able to offload so much.  I’m thinking now of a pot of tea at a table and how so much can get exchanged just by having a cup of tea.  What stops you from sharing your thoughts? It could be trust issues, maybe you have been burnt in the past.  But if we all open up more, if we are all honest about what’s going on, we can all look forward, make changes that are needed in our lives to help us  to achieve what we want and what we need in our life in order that we can achieve contentment.

Contentment is what we should all be aspiring too.  The thought that we should all be happy all of the time is simply not possible.  Our emotions, our thoughts will change through the day, they fluctuate.  There are peaks and there are troughs but we can find contentment in things that we do all throughout the day and we can be pleased with ourselves – with the jobs that we feel we have achieved well and that might be literally getting ready in the morning, making a meal, mowing the grass, reading a book or anything else for that matter and it really does not matter.

What matters is that you have done something.  You have contributed and it feels so good within us when we achieve something.  Not everyone is capable of achieving the same things and there are a variety of reasons for that.  Some people are physically unable to do so and that’s perfectly fine but they can do what they are able to do and that’s really important – that everybody contributes and does the best that they are able and that they are content with.

So perhaps over the forthcoming days you can think about your own health and ask yourself what do you need to achieve contentment? What can you do each and every day to gain pleasure from those things around us that are not guaranteed?  There is so much beauty around us and very often we are too busy looking elsewhere to notice it.

Perhaps you can take some time and perhaps you can reflect upon your own life with the beauty of the world that is around you and by doing so each and every day, just like the beauty around you, we can find the beauty in each other and in ourselves.

Love & Light

Lisa

(Channelled by Lisa Pryce-Jones, 18th May 2020)

 

Category: Blog, Hypnotherapy & Healing Blog, Inspired Thoughts Blog
Tags: Kindness, Mental Health, sharing, tea

A few words…This time of year and Mental Health

10th October 2019 By Lisa Pryce-Jones

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

 

As I meditated today these inspired thoughts came into my mind…I hope you benefit from them too:

At this time of year we often feel low in our mood as Autumn approaches, the temperature lowers, sunshine decreases and autumnal leaves appear.  It is normal for us to prepare for the winter months that lay ahead.  Start to feed ourselves with hearty filling foods to fend off colds and to allow our bodies the best chance of surviving the hardest season of the year.  Whilst times may well have changed over the years our bodies are effectively the same.

We have the same primary purpose…to survive.  As Mental Health Awareness Day takes place today perhaps you can reflect on both your own and others well-being – all those around you (family, friends, colleagues, neighbours). We all face challenges, hardships and losses etc.. But together, by nurturing and providing support we can overcome the worst of those.  Unity is so important.  Helping each other whether it is a kind word, deed or action.  By helping each other we feel good about ourselves and our kind deed will often set off a chain reaction of kindness.

So as you start to prepare yourself for Winter (mind and body) remember to be kind to both yourself and others, be grateful for everything that you have in your life and have hope that you will be able to enjoy tomorrow.  Focus on spending as much time as possible enjoying the present moment as tomorrow is not guaranteed.

Sprouts should only be here at Christmas and daffodils should only be here in Spring.  Everything has a reason.  Everything has a purpose.  Believe it.  Know it.  Trust it.  Live it.

I hope that you have enjoyed reading this.  Please like and share so that others can too.

Best wishes

Lisa

Category: Blog, Inspired Thoughts Blog
Tags: autumn, Kindness, Mental Health, support

Mental Health Awareness day…it’s okay to not be okay

10th October 2018 By Lisa Pryce-Jones

As part of Mental Health Awareness Day earlier today I visited the Senedd in Cardiff to attend a talk about Mental Health – ‘It’s time to be proactive and talk about Mental Health’ with Jack Sargeant AM and Sophie Howe, Future Generations Commissioner for Wales. It was inspiring to see so many people in the room all wanting to improve awareness and services relating to Mental Health and remove the stigmas that are so often associated with it.  It is staggering to think that over £16 million was spent last year in Wales on anti-depressants.  Mental Health has no barriers and effects people in all walks of life – male, female, young and old.  1 in 4 people during their life will experience mental health issues and 1 in 5 will have suicidal thoughts.  It’s important for people to realise that it’s okay to not be okay at times.  Life can be like an emotional roller coaster on occasions.  It is so important to be able to share how you are feeling with others – and not just with professionals.  A lot of support can be gained from talking to loved ones, colleagues and people who have shared similar situations.  So why not be bold and start a conversation about mental health today.

Remember: when you replace ‘I’ with ‘We’ then ‘illness’ becomes ‘wellness’.

 

Kindest regards

Lisa

Category: Blog, Hypnotherapy & Healing Blog
Tags: anti-depressants, it's okay to not be okay, Mental Health, Senydd, stigma

It’s Mental Health awareness week – are you surviving or thriving?

11th October 2017 By Lisa Pryce-Jones

A recent report published by the Mental Health Foundation established that just 13% of the population are thought to have good mental health.   How is your mental health?  Are you finding life to be overwhelming on occasions or are you having difficulty getting the right balance in your life?  If so you are not alone.   At Lisa Pryce-Jones Hypnotherapy & Healing, I will discuss your issues with you, and together we will agree on a treatment plan to suit your needs.  In addition to Hypnotherapy, my holistic approach may also include Spiritual Healing, Reiki, Thought Field Therapy, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.  For more information please visit my website now https://www.hypnotherapyandhealing.co.uk or call me on 07427 451992.

Category: Blog, Hypnotherapy & Healing Blog
Tags: Blackwood, Hypnotherapy, Mental Health, Newport, Spiritual Healing

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