Performance hypnotherapy and NLP: questions answered

Yes. You rehearse the talk in trance until the stage feels familiar, then carry an anchor that brings that calm back as you walk up. Read the full answer

Yes. Hypnotherapy resets the automatic response behind nerves, so composure shows up on cue instead of having to be managed. Read the full answer

By closing the gap between rehearsal and the real thing: sharper focus, faster recovery from slips, and nerves turned into energy. Read the full answer

Yes. Tim combines hypnosis, NLP and executive coaching so you hold authority calmly, especially in a new role or at a higher level. Read the full answer

Yes. You rehearse the moment that matters until assurance becomes the natural response, then leave with tools to switch it on at will. Read the full answer

It gives high performers fast, practical ways to come down after intense days and sleep well before big ones, so they return sharper. Read the full answer

NLP maps how you already perform at your best and makes that state repeatable on demand; coaching ties it to concrete goals. Read the full answer

Look at who trained your coach. Tim trained with both co-founders of NLP, Richard Bandler and John Grinder, and has practised since 2004. Read the full answer

It's focused rehearsal in a relaxed, absorbed state, closer to the concentration of a great performance than to sleep, and you stay in control. Read the full answer

Coaching sets the goal and holds you to it; hypnotherapy resets the automatic response; NLP makes your best repeatable. Tim uses all three. Read the full answer

The gains are built to keep growing: you own the anchors and self-hypnosis, and keep using them between sessions and after. Read the full answer

£195 an hour in Farringdon or £150 online; a 7-hour performance programme is £975 or £750; organisations are quoted after a briefing. Read the full answer

Weigh it against what's riding on the moment: a board interview, an investor round, a keynote. The free consultation shows the plan first. Read the full answer

Through team workshops, one-to-one leadership programmes and pre-launch support, on site, in Farringdon or online, always confidential. Read the full answer

Yes. Settling, focus and resetting after an error are trainable skills, and hypnosis plus NLP trains them as deliberately as fitness. Read the full answer

A short phone or video conversation, 15 to 30 minutes long. Describe the event or goal and its date, and Tim sets out how he'd prepare you and the number of sessions to allow. No obligation.

Face to face in Farringdon, EC1, at 9 Coldbath Square, or on Teams or Zoom from your office, home or hotel room. Team workshops can come to you.

A performance programme is 7 hours, usually five sessions, and covers many goals. Tim suggests a plan at the free consultation, built around your timeline. See fees.

Yes. Sessions can be scheduled close together, with a final one just before the day. Get in touch as early as you can.

No. You hear everything and can stop whenever you like. Think of it as deep, absorbed concentration, not sleep.

Yes. Organisations receive agreed attendance and invoicing information only, never what you discuss with Tim.

Yes, through Tim's other practices: Central London Hypnotherapy and Online Hypnotherapy.