Welvow practitioner

Sue Solomou

Name: Sue Solomou
Price range: From £100

Subconscious Mind Therapist | Confidence, Anxiety & Relationships

5 years experience

Offering

HypnotherapyCognitive Behavioural TherapyNLP - Neuro Linguistic Programming

About

Sue Solomou is an online hypnotherapist helping clients explore confidence and self-esteem, particularly around relationships. She works with anxiety and stress by engaging the subconscious mind and supporting nervous system regulation for lasting change. Sue's approach - which she calls "commonsense therapy" - helps clients move beyond patterns rooted in the past and step into the life they truly want. Trained in Rapid Transformational Therapy, she combines neuroscience-informed techniques to rewire thinking and create meaningful shifts.

Areas of focus

Stress & mindMood & emotionsWeight & relationship with food

Sessions

Online

Pricing

From £100

Introductory call

Free consult available

Languages

English

Credentials

QualificationsRapid Transformational Therapy

Professional bodyXxx

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Articles by Sue

Fertility

RTT and the Path to Motherhood: Easing What the Mind Quietly Carries

From trying to conceive to early motherhood, the body often carries quiet emotional weight. A gentle look at how Rapid Transformational Therapy can support the journey.

Articles featuring Sue

Immunity & Resilience

Helping Children Face Their Fears: Why Avoidance Quietly Costs More Than We Think

Avoidance shrinks a child's world. A gentle look at why facing small fears, in safe and structured ways, tends to be one of the quieter gifts we can offer them.

Parenting

Anxiety and Sleep in Children: What Parents Can Quietly Do to Help

When a child is anxious, sleep is often the first thing to slip. A gentle look at the small, practical things that help , bedtime rhythm, screens, worry jars, and more.

Parenting

The Subconscious Mind and Why So Many Children Are Anxious

Anxiety in children is on the rise. A gentle look at what the subconscious mind is doing, why so many children feel on edge, and what quietly helps.

Parenting

Helping a Child Name What They're Feeling

Children develop emotional vocabulary slowly, and parents often try to label or solve too quickly. Gentle ways to help a child find their own words.

Parenting

Toddler Tantrums: What's Going On (and How to Help)

Tantrums aren't bad behaviour , they're a developmental stage. A gentle look at what's happening in a tantrumming toddler, and how to weather it well.

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