Think Yourself Thin Therapy - Saturday 10th March 2012

Submitted by Webmaster on Tue, 31/01/2012 - 12:29

‘’Unless you change your relationship with food and alcohol at a subconscious level your food and drink habits are NEVER going to change. Granted, you may get temporarily motivated by the latest celebrity diet or group weigh-in’s but that in itself is not sustainable. You need to discover your personal psychology and thinking and how you can easily re-programme your mind for easy, enjoyable inch loss 4 life! ‘’

-Tianne Croshaw – Creator of the Sit & Slim Programme as advertised on Dragons Den & The Alan Titchmarsh Show

Kelly Smith and Tianne Croshaw – The North West Mind Specialists – have come together once again to show you exactly how to programme your mind to be slim. No more disheartening dieting to achieve a slim body and no unhealthy ‘magic pills’ - just good old re-programming of your mind.

Guess what? It works and it’s SIMPLE!

When?

2pm – 5pm on Saturday 10th March at The Hope Street Centre

But don't delay... Places are limited – Call Tianne NOW to find out more on 07779 050 307 or email :- info@cheshire-hypnotherapy.com

Normally £150

SPECIAL 2012 NEW YEAR OFFER– £55 per person!

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The Hope Street Centre is an independent centre located in the attractive rural market town of Sandbach in South Cheshire, with easy access to the M6 motorway and the railway network at Crewe. The centre is readily accessible from the neighbouring towns of Congleton, Alsager, Middlewich, Holmes Chapel, Knutsford, Crewe, Kidsgrove, Winsford, Northwich, Warrington and Stoke on Trent.

Our Address: 10 Hope Street, SANDBACH, Cheshire, CW11 1BA

Telephone: 01270 764003

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