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How to get to the Clevedon Hypnotherapy Centre.
Ron is a leading independent professional Hypnotherapy and Hypno-Analysis provider to North Somerset, Bristol, Bath, and the South West of England based in Clevedon at the Fox Hall Clinic.
The Fox Hall Clinic is a new purpose designed Multidisciplinary Clinic located in the heart of Clevedon, North Somerset.
If you are arriving on foot, the front entrance of the building is accessible via Old Street, at the roundabout opposite of Avon Fire & Rescue Service. The address is 45 Old St, BS21 6DA.
If you are driving, there are a couple of car parking spaces available at the back of the clinic, at 9A Teignmouth Road, BS21 6DL. Park here and then come into the back of the clinic.
FROM THE M5:
Clevedon is just off Junction 20 on the M5, within easy reach of Bath, Bristol, … [More...]
A person breaks a leg. They go to A&E. What happens when a person is in severe emotional distress? They often go to the same place as if they were in physical pain, A&E. The BBC has recently reported that people attending A&E for severe emotional distress are unlikely to receive the support they need, but it’s not a lack of sympathy. Generally there aren’t enough trained staff in A&E to help people suffering emotional pain. In some A&E departments in the UK, people in emotional distress will receive the support they need in a “joined up” process that involves other support agencies. Other A&E departments appear woefully inadequate, although there is an awareness within the NHS and the Government that this must change.
People going to A&E with severe emotional distress are suffering a form of pain and deserve the support they need because emotional distress is often accompanied with physical symptoms. The emotional and the physical need to be treated in tandem.
