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Recalibration

Master Hypnotherapy and Neurodynamic Breathwork, sequenced to release what the mind and body have been holding. One-to-one and in groups, online and in Bournemouth.

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what it is

Recalibration is depth work for what the analytical mind cannot reach.

The work underneath the story

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The Recalibration Experience

Advanced hypnotherapy guided by your superconscious — the part of you that already knows what needs to move. Content-free by design. You do not need to tell the story.
Most often a two-session arc, where the second session deepens what the first has begun. A single session is also available if you would rather start there. Many clients describe leaving with more clarity, a calmer baseline, and an easier sense of decision-making.

Sessions

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The Recalibration Series

Three sessions sequenced for depth, with space between to integrate. The first opens through the Simpson Protocol — your superconscious moves to what holds the issue in place, not its surface. Neurodynamic Breathwork follows: the body releases what the analytical mind cannot reach, in a register words do not touch. The third returns to the Simpson Protocol. The work in its most complete shape — for those ready to give a pattern proper attention.

The Three-Session Arc

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The Recalibration Circle

A weekly online Neurodynamic Breathwork — the modality at the heart of the Recalibration Series, held as an ongoing group practice. The Circle on Sunday mornings at 10am for the full arc; the Reset on Thursday evenings at 7pm, a shorter session to discharge the week and arrive at the weekend already settled. Something opens when we breathe together — the group holds a shared field, and the work continues at your nervous system’s pace.

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Get in touch

If you are unsure where to start, you can reach out here or book a free call.