You keep going over it
You replay conversations and reopen decisions you’ve already made. You know you’re overthinking, and somehow that doesn’t stop it.

You can be doing well on the outside and still spend too much time in your own head. Replaying conversations, lying awake planning tomorrow, or second-guessing yourself when it matters.
I’m Adel Moin. I offer practical, personal hypnotherapy to help you work with what keeps drawing you back in.
Free 30-minute consultation by phone or Zoom. No obligation to book.
These are the four areas I focus on. You might recognise more than one, and we can choose where to start together. You don’t need to know exactly what to call it before we talk.
You replay conversations and reopen decisions you’ve already made. You know you’re overthinking, and somehow that doesn’t stop it.
You run through what could go wrong and check again. Even on a quiet day or a Sunday evening, you can feel it in your chest or stomach, and part of you stays on alert.
You get into bed and the day starts again, or you wake at 3am and work out how little sleep is left. You’d like the night to stop feeling like another job.
You know your stuff. Then it counts: the room goes quiet or someone asks a question you didn’t expect, and your mind goes blank or you rush to get it over with. You’d like to do it the way you do in practice.
I also work with confidence and self-doubt, habits including smoking and vaping, phobias and fears, stress around diagnosed IBS, living with persistent pain, and feeling stuck about what to do next. For people drawn to explore it, I also offer past-life regression. See other support
I was a hypnotherapy client before I was a hypnotherapist, and it helped me change a lot in my own life. I haven’t forgotten what it’s like to be the one asking for help. Now I help other people make the changes they want.
I’ve also spent years in demanding jobs in logistics. At DHL, the pressure didn’t always stop when the shift did. So if your work follows you home, or your mind is still going when you’re trying to sleep, I know what that’s like.
Come as you are. If I’m not the right person for what you’re dealing with, I’ll tell you in the free call and suggest where else to go. If I am, I’ll do my utmost to help you get where you want to be.
IPHM Accredited Practitioner, membership no. IPHMNM16918. My training includes hypnotherapy, NLP and life coaching, alongside close to a decade of independent study in hypnosis. Sessions can be in English or Persian.
Real experiences from people I’ve worked with.
“He was able to make me see things from a different perspective and that gave me a nudge to move past my comfort zone.”
“Adel is an exceptional practitioner and listener. His hypnotherapy and NLP work helped me achieve remarkable peak conditioning, boosting my focus, confidence, and resilience. Highly recommended.”
“Adel is warm, professional and very attentive. He understands what I want to explore and creates an atmosphere where I feel safe and able to trust the process.”
We start by talking. I’ll ask questions to understand what’s been happening, what you want to change and what might be keeping the problem going. From there, the session is shaped around you.
Hypnosis is at the heart of my approach. I use it as a focused way to help you work with the thoughts, feelings and patterns that may be keeping you stuck, and move towards how you want to think, feel and respond.
Before we begin, I’ll explain what we’re doing, why we’re doing it and what to expect.
We explore what’s happening now, what you’d like to change and what might be behind it. You can ask questions at any point and say no to anything I suggest.
Using hypnosis, imagery, suggestion or other approaches, we work on the patterns, emotions and experiences connected to what you want to change. The approach depends on you.
We bring the work back into everyday life and look at what changes between sessions. When we meet again, we review what happened and decide what would be most useful next.
Replaying a conversation, checking a decision or thinking about unfinished work? Nine short questions show how your evening fits together, with one thing to try tonight.
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