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Introduction We know so little about the human mind. We know so little about hypnosis. What if we combine one aspect of the non-functioning mind, dementia and hypnosis? How much do we know about this? At the moment, much of our knowledge is speculative. There is a groundswell of opinion
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Introduction Quantum entanglement hypnotherapy anyone? With quantum entanglement we are enter into the regions of really weird science. So weird that even Einstein spoke about “spooky action at a distance.” And when we start talking about quantum entablement hypnotherapy when are turning up the spooky dial to maximum. Or are
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Time travel hypnosis sounds sensational. It’s meant to; it’s meant to grab your attention. Because the concept we are exploring may be extraordinarily important for people living with dementia. Let’s face it anything to do with hypnosis suggests sensationalism; anything to do with time travel suggests sensationalism; and when you
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Introduction Dementia is a cruel condition. There is currently no cure and few other treatments available. Progress is being made, but treatment options are often prohibitively expensive. Hypnosis for dementia treatment is radical and unconventional but it may be worth considering. There are close to one million people in the
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Introduction The question of other minds has kept legions of philosophers awake at night for centuries. Virtual Reality (VR) has given philosophers an added challenge with the ethical conundrum of how VR simulates dementia. The other minds debate has struggled to explain how you can know that others are conscious
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Image by Pete Linforth from Pixabay Introduction We hear a great deal about AI (artificial intelligence) these days. Some see it as a blessing; some as a threat. Where do you stand on this? How would you feel if you could create an interactive, digital record of a loved one?
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Photo by Kampus Production Introduction Alzheimer’s disease, the leading cause of death in the UK and the most common form of dementia, has long been a formidable opponent in the medical world. There was hope today (22 August 2024) with news of an Alzheimer’s breakthrough with the development of the
Continue readingPhoto by Dario Fernandez Introduction Imagine being in your 40s or 50s, perhaps just hitting your stride in your career, raising a family, or planning for retirement, only to start experiencing troubling memory lapses, confusion, or difficulty completing everyday tasks. It’s easy to dismiss these signs as stress or getting
Continue readingImage by Richard Reid from Pixabay This post contains Amazon affiliate links. Introduction There is some evidence that memory games for people living with dementia can help to stave off cognitive decline. Dementia is a term that encapsulates a range of neurological conditions characterised by the gradual decline of cognitive
Continue readingIntroduction Dementia, a progressive neurological disorder, is one of the UK’s most pressing healthcare challenges. The recent report entitled Are UK health systems dementia ready? by Future Health, sponsored by Lilly, highlights a frightening future for dementia in the UK; unless the rising tide of dementia cases and the substantial
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