Rich Clark Subconscious & Inner Change Where insight becomes integration.

What if your anxiety isn't just overthinking?

You may understand perfectly well that you're safe — while another part of your mind continues behaving as though something is wrong.

“That's just who I am.”

But what if it isn't?

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A conversation about what you've been experiencing and whether my approach may be appropriate for you.

You understand it. But knowing doesn't always change it.

You replay conversations.

You know you're probably overthinking them — but the mind keeps returning to what was said, what you should have said, or what somebody might have meant.

You anticipate problems.

Things that haven't happened yet can occupy as much emotional space as things that are actually happening now.

You tell yourself to relax.

Your conscious mind understands the instruction. Your body does not necessarily follow it.

You get reassurance.

For a while you may feel better — until another question, possibility or uncertainty takes its place.

You make the decision.

Then you start wondering whether you've made the wrong one.

You start calling it “me.”

When a response has been present for long enough, it can begin to feel less like a pattern and more like a personality.

This can be one of the most frustrating aspects of anxiety: your conscious understanding and your automatic emotional response don't always seem to agree.

You consciously know:

“I'm safe.”

But another part of you responds: “Something might go wrong.”

You consciously decide:

“I'm not going to worry about this anymore.”

But your attention immediately begins searching for the next possible problem.

Conscious understanding matters. But sometimes there is something else worth understanding too.

What might be happening underneath?

My work doesn't begin by assuming that anxiety is simply an irrational thought that needs correcting.

Instead, I'm interested in the patterns underneath the reaction.

What is the reaction trying to accomplish?

What has your mind learned to anticipate?

What beliefs or emotional associations may be operating automatically?

When might those patterns have developed?

And are they still serving you now?

Sometimes a response that makes little sense in the present becomes more understandable when we explore what the subconscious mind may have learned to protect us from.

The aim isn't to fight your mind. It's to understand the pattern well enough for change to become possible.

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How I work

We don't assume the answer. We find out.

I'm Rich Clark, a hypnotherapist working with subconscious and inner change.

My approach combines therapeutic conversation with subconscious work to explore patterns beneath the presenting problem.

That might include beliefs, emotional associations, learned responses, protective behaviours or experiences from earlier periods of life.

Rather than deciding beforehand what your anxiety “must” mean, we explore your individual experience.

Sometimes the connection is obvious. Sometimes it isn't.

We don't assume the answer. We find out.

Is this approach likely to suit you?

Part of a consultation is deciding whether working together actually makes sense. I would rather be clear about that than try to make therapy sound appropriate for everybody.

This may be for you if…

  • Your reactions sometimes seem stronger than the present situation warrants.
  • You've tried reasoning with yourself, but the same patterns keep returning.
  • You're curious about what may be happening underneath the anxiety rather than only suppressing the symptoms.
  • You're prepared to explore your experiences and actively engage with therapeutic work.

It may not be for you if…

  • You're looking for an instant cure.
  • You want a guaranteed outcome.
  • You're looking for one technique that is supposed to work for everybody.
  • You want somebody else to do the work of change for you.
Start with a conversation

You don't need to decide today whether you want to begin therapy.

Start with a free 30-minute consultation.

We'll talk about what you've been experiencing, what you would like to change and whether my approach appears appropriate for you.

You can ask questions about how I work. I can decide whether I believe I can appropriately help you. And you can decide whether I feel like the right therapist for you.

There is no obligation to book therapy afterwards.

Please only reserve a consultation if you genuinely intend to attend.
Your appointment time is held specifically for you. If something changes, you can cancel or rearrange using the link in your confirmation email.
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Rich Clark Subconscious & Inner Change Where insight becomes integration.

This page provides general information about Rich Clark's therapeutic approach and is not a promise or guarantee of a particular outcome. If you are in immediate danger or experiencing a mental health emergency, contact the appropriate emergency or crisis service in your location.

Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy (talk therapy): Is a broad ideology for treating your mental health issues via conversations with myself as a professional therapist. This in turn helps you understand your feelings, behaviours, relationships and life hurdles to overcome.As the therapist in person but mainly online creates a safe confidential space where you talk about the following: 

  • Past experiences and how or why they affect your present behaviours. 
  • Develop with guidance from myself the practitioner on how to cope with difficult scenarios. 
  • Learn insightful knowledge of your thinking and behaviour patterns. 
  • How to break through your trauma and emotional difficulties. 
  • Why and how to improve your relationships and communication skills.

therapeutic methods

Hypnotherapy
A practitioner guides the client to reframe their subconscious mind from being triggered into a focused, relaxed state to address deep down behavior issues, emotions, fears and phobias or repressed memories. 

Life Coaching
A talk therapy that focuses on achieving personal/professional goals via guidance by the coach. Who uses questioning techniques and accountability frameworks.

Meditation Methods
An ancient vedic technique which guides the client to a focused attention practice to help their attention via visualisation .

Breathwork/Pranayama
Originates from the Ancient Vedic tradition with breathing controlled exercises. These breathing techniques such as alternate nostril breathing, box breathing, and deep diaphragmatic breathing relieve stress, anxiety and much more.

NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming)
A skill from Hypnotherapy that focuses on the connection between language, learned behavior, and neurological processes. These techniques included anchoring, reframing, and modeling.

Timeline Therapy
A practitioner challenges emotional issues by visualising their clients personal timeline. The client is guided through their memories to resolve past trauma that affects current behaviour.

Regression
A practitioner guides clients via the Hypnosis state to recollect past memories/experiences to address their current issues that they are triggered or affected by.  . 

RTT (Rapid Transformational Therapy)
Combines hypnosis techniques such as NLP and psychotherapy to identify and reframe the root cause of psychological issues

Past Life Regression
A practitioner uses this hypnosis technique which originates from Ancient Vedic culture to explore supposed memories of previous lives, incarnations and see the links to the client’s current life.. 

Future Vision Coaching
A practitioner uses multiple hypnosis techniques to allow the client in that state to see a detailed vision of their desired future and the path to achieve this with advice and an action plan.

Future Life Progression
A practitioner would use this hypnosis technique exploring potential future scenarios. This helps clients with their decision-making and motivation to fulfil goals and the right path. .

CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)
A practitioner uses this Hypnosis technique that identifies and focuses on changing negative or unhelpful thought patterns and behaviours.  This helps create a new path for a client less triggered and affected by emotions, language and situations.   

Imaginal Exposure Therapy
A Hypnotherapy and visualisation technique that slowly exposes clients to feared situations through imagination. Used for anxiety/trauma and fear and phobias..

Covert Sensitisation
A practitioner uses this Hypnotherapy technique that pairs unwanted behaviors with unpleasant imagined consequences. Used for addiction and habit breaking.

ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention)
A practitioner uses this Hypnotherapy/CBT technique that slowly exposes clients to anxiety triggers while preventing typical avoidance responses. Primary treatment for OCD.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a branch off Hypnotherapy that identifies and focuses on changing your negative or unhelpful thought patterns and behaviours.  The idea is that thoughts, feelings and our current behaviours are interrelated. The CBT therapy helps  

  • Detect negative or distorted thinking patterns that cause you distress when triggered. 
  • Develop solving skills for your problems that come up in difficult situations
  • You learn coping strategies for practical use
  • You create achievable goals with work towards them 

 

CBT is effective for conditions you suffer or feel debilitated with like anxiety, depression, PTSD, fears and phobias as it creates tools and strategies that you will use between sessions and after therapy sessions.  

It has a more structured focus on goal setting and achievement than talk therapy alone such as life coaching etc. 

Hypnotherapy

Hypnosis: I guide you into a relaxed safe space online into a mind trance state which allows suggestibility and to become more receptive to suggestions implanted within your subconscious mind.

The subconscious is 5% of the mind but controls 95% of the conscious mind. 

This in turn via the Hypnosis sessions alters your mind to the outcome of actions outside of the trance state, by reframing or reprogramming the triggers of clients with issues such as Anxiety, Motivation, Depression, Negative Thought patterns, Relationships etc. 

During my Hypnosis sessions I guide you into a trance-like state while you are always still maintaining full awareness. You always will remain in control and cannot be made to do things against your will.  

In this state you become open and aware of your thoughts, memories, regressions which then I help with guidance get reframed or reprogrammed so now you are now not triggered by issues while out of trance state in your day to day lives.