Sandy Says – What to expect from your first visit with a psychologist
May 20, 2019
Sandy Litt, experienced psychologist, author, and mentor runs through what to expect at your first consult with a psychologist. Seeing a psychologist can be daunting and nerve-wracking, but Sandy makes it easy with his warm and understanding approach. Even for those that find it hard to talk about personal or sensitive issues, Sandy creates a safe and secure place to begin the process of healing.
Sandy Says – Over eating… where it begins and how to deal with it
Dec 20, 2019
After a small hiatus, Sandy is back in time for Christmas. Today he discusses overeating, where it begins, and how to deal with it – timely for as we enter into Christmas and New Year celebrations!
Sandy Says – Guilt is a learned behaviour, not an emotion!
Aug 2, 2019
In today’s video, Sandy sheds some light on ‘guilt’. Guilt is a learned behavior, not an emotion… Watch to find out more.
Sandy Says – What is Diaphragmatic Breathing and when can it be useful?
Jun 14, 2019
Today Sandy discusses the use of Diaphragmatic Breathing, also known as ‘deep breathing’ or ‘abdominal breathing’. This type of breathing slows the heartbeat and can lower or stabilize blood pressure. This technique is an effective and easy tool that anyone can use outside of therapy. Diaphragmatic breathing can help with a range of issues including anxiety, stress, anger, frustration, depression, and even happiness!
Sandy Says – What is hypnotherapy and how can it be useful?
May 31, 2019
Sandy is a qualified hypnotherapist and often uses this form of therapy within his sessions. Today he discusses what hypnotherapy is, how it works, and the wide variety of issues it can be useful in treating!
Sandy Says – The four emotions and dealing with Anger
May 24, 2019
Today Sandy discusses the four emotions all children are born with – happiness, sadness, anger, and fear. Anger can be one emotion that many don’t know how to deal with and today he explores the best ways to deal with the emotion and associated behaviors.
Sandy Says – Problematic Sleeping and Diaphragmatic Breathing
Jul 12, 2019
In this video, Sandy gives some advice to anyone who struggles with sleeping. Many people find the use of Diaphragmatic Breathing techniques, also known as ‘deep breathing’ or ‘abdominal breathing’ helpful with problematic sleeping, or interrupted sleep. This type of breathing slows the heartbeat and can lower or stabilize blood pressure. It is an effective and easy tool that anyone can use outside of therapy.