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Debbie Routly Hypnotherapy

Hypnotherapy helping you to change the way you think, feel and behave and make positive changes

Hypnotherapy can help you change the way you think, feel and behave enabling you to alter the way you live your life for the better. Having experienced hypnotherapy myself, I know the positive impact it can have on someone's life. It was this that inspired me to train as a hypnotherapist and enables me to help others feel the benefits. I like to provide a relaxed and safe place for my clients to achieve their full potential, using therapy techniques tailored to their specific needs. We all need help from time to time in regaining control over our lives, hypnotherapy can help you do this by helping to change the way you think, feel and behave and therefore take back control. I believe we all have the resources within us needed to live a happy and fulfilling life and hypnotherapy can help us access these resources. All you need is to be motivated and willing to make positive changes to your life. I am not a magic wand but together we can develop those inner resources; therefore overcoming the issues and challenges you are facing. Previous to becoming a hypnotherapist I worked in my local primary school for eighteen years. During this time I worked with hundreds of children helping them to learn new things and make positive changes in their lives. These skills are so easily transferred to hypnotherapy which also helps people to learn new ways of thinking, making positive changes to their lives. In 2018, I obtained my Certificate in Clinical Hypnosis and qualifies as a Relaxation and Stress Management Practitioner, having trained with the London College of Clinical Hypnosis. I obtained my Practitioner Diploma in Clinical Hypnotherapy in July 2019. Both the certificate and diploma courses have enabled me to work at a practical level from the onset, enabling lots of experience to be gained. I am registered with the British Society of Clinical Hypnosis and the Complimentary and Natural Healthcare Council and adhere to their code of conduct, work to the highest ethical standards and have professional insurance.

31/10/2026

🍂 October is coming to an end.

So rather than asking yourself what you haven't achieved this month...
perhaps ask:

What would I like to make more room for?

More time with people I love?

More laughter?

More rest?

More confidence?

More time outside?

More things that make me feel like me?

Sometimes we're so focused on getting rid of the things that aren't working that we forget to think about what we actually want more of.

Making space isn't always about doing less.
Sometimes it's about making room for the things that matter.

So as we head into November...
what would you like to make a little more room for?

31/10/2026

Do you ever feel like your mind is full?

Not necessarily with one big problem...

Just lots of little things.

Things you need to remember.

Things you need to organise.

Things you need to sort out.

Things you need to think about.

And even when you're physically resting, your mind is still busy.

Sometimes we don't need another thing added to our to-do list.

We need a little mental space.

A chance to pause.

To step away from the constant thinking and doing.

To give our minds a chance to breathe.

Even a few minutes of doing something without needing to achieve anything can help create that space.

A walk.

Sitting quietly with a cup of tea.

Being outside.

Listening to music.

Or simply taking a few slow breaths and allowing yourself to stop for a moment.

You don't always have to be doing something.

Sometimes giving your mind a little space is enough.

29/10/2026

Would you like to be able to change your response?

We can't always control what happens to us.

We can't control what other people say.

We can't predict everything that might happen.

And we certainly can't stop every difficult situation from coming our way.

But sometimes we can change how we respond.

Instead of immediately going into panic.

Instead of automatically assuming the worst.

Instead of becoming overwhelmed.

Instead of getting caught in the same familiar pattern.

We can learn to pause.

Breathe.

Notice what's happening.

And respond differently.

That doesn't mean life suddenly becomes stress free.

It means we can become better equipped to handle the difficult moments when they come.

And sometimes that's where meaningful change begins.

27/10/2026

🎃 Not all fears are about Halloween!

Some fears are much less obvious.

Fear of flying.

Fear of driving.

Fear of being judged.

Fear of speaking in front of people.

Fear of failure.

Fear of getting things wrong.

Fear of losing control.

And sometimes fear can quietly start changing the choices we make.

We avoid something.

Then we avoid it again.

And gradually our world can become a little smaller.

The good news is that fear is a response our minds can learn and responses can be changed.

If fear is stopping you from doing something you'd really like to do, it may be worth exploring what could be different.

If this is something you need help with then contact Debbie on 07774061411 or email [email protected]

25/10/2026

Would you talk to a friend that way?

Listen to the way you talk to yourself.

Would you speak to a friend in the same way?

“You're useless.”

“You should have done better.”

“Why can't you get your act together?”

“You always get things wrong.”

Probably not.

If a friend was struggling, you'd probably be much kinder.

You'd remind them that everyone makes mistakes.

That they're doing their best.

That one difficult day doesn't define them.

So perhaps we could offer ourselves some of that same kindness.

You don't have to believe every critical thought that pops into your head.

And you don't have to be your own harshest critic.

Try speaking to yourself today as you would speak to someone you care about.

22/10/2026

What does it actually mean to feel emotionally safe?

For some people, it's being able to think about something difficult without becoming completely overwhelmed.

For others, it's feeling calmer after something that has previously triggered a strong emotional response.

Or simply feeling more settled within yourself.

This is one of the reasons I use Havening Techniques® alongside hypnotherapy.

Havening is a gentle approach that uses relaxing touch, distraction and imagination and can be used to help people work with difficult or stressful experiences. It can resolve long standing problems and put disturbing memories into the past.

It's not about pretending something didn't happen.

It's about helping you develop a different response to what happened.

Everyone is different, which is why I always tailor my approach to the individual.

Sometimes small changes in how we respond can make a massive difference.

For more information on how Havening can help you then call Debbie on 07774061411 or drop an email to [email protected]

20/10/2026

Are your expectations of yourself realistic?

Would you expect as much from a friend as you expect from yourself?

Would you expect them to:

Always get everything right?

Never feel overwhelmed?

Always be available?

Never make mistakes?

Keep everyone happy?

Never need a break?

Probably not.

So why can we be so hard on ourselves?

Sometimes the standards we set for ourselves are incredibly high.

And when we inevitably fall short, we tell ourselves we've failed.

Perhaps it's worth asking:

“Are my expectations of myself actually realistic?”

You don't have to be perfect.

You just have to be human.
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18/10/2026

You don't have to earn rest.

Read that again.

You don't have to finish everything on your list first.

You don't have to make everyone else happy.

You don't have to be exhausted.

You don't have to be productive enough.

You are allowed to rest simply because you're human.

I think many of us have learned to see rest as something we get after we've done everything else.

But the list never really ends, does it?

There will always be another job.

Another email.

Another load of washing.

Another person who needs something.

So perhaps rest needs to become part of life rather than the reward for getting through it.

Your wellbeing is important too.

15/10/2026

Have you ever reacted to something and thought afterwards...

“Why did that affect me so much?”

Sometimes our response to a situation can feel much bigger than we expected.

A comment.

A disagreement.

A disappointment.

Something that reminds us of an experience from the past.

Our emotions aren't always simply about what's happening right now.

Our minds can make connections that we're not consciously aware of.

That doesn't mean your feelings aren't valid.

It simply means there can sometimes be more going on beneath the surface.

Understanding our emotional responses can be an important part of changing them.

And sometimes, that's where therapeutic support can help.

If you need some support then contact Debbie on 07774061411 or drop an email to [email protected]

13/10/2026

“How are you?”

“I'm fine.”

Sometimes we say it without even thinking.

Even when we're exhausted.

Even when we're overwhelmed.

Even when our mind is full of things we're trying to cope with.

Sometimes being “fine” becomes a habit.

We keep going.

We get on with things.

We look after everyone else.

And nobody realises that underneath it all, we're struggling.

You don't have to pretend everything is okay all the time.

And you don't always have to have an answer when someone asks how you are.

Sometimes simply admitting:

“Actually, I'm finding things a bit difficult at the moment.”

can be the beginning of getting the support you need.

You don't have to carry everything quietly.

If you need support then contact Debbie on 07774061411 or drop an email to [email protected]

Address

West End Farm Tresparrett
Camelford
PL329SX

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 6pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 2pm

Website

http://www.debbieroutlyhypnotherapy.com/

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