What is Healing with Photography?
Healing with Photography's unique courses reduce mental anguish and give people
the self-confidence to take control of their lives.
The courses are specifically aimed at people who have experienced rape, or are suffering
with post-traumatic stress disorder or depression.
The courses have been used in Mind Centres in the UK. 
Are any of these true for you?
- You judge and criticize yourself and others
- You spend your day feeling depressed or imagining the worst
- You are unable to sleep at night
- Everyone tells you to "just snap out of it!"
Imagine:
- You are immediately able to stop judging yourself and others
- You no longer worry what others think of you
- You are able to live a happy and successful life
- Transforming negative thoughts into positive thoughts
Healing with Photography will help you to take control of your life in six steps, and now you
can take the course from the comfort of your home 24 hours a day with our online course.
- Immediate, gentle and transformational healing
- A six step video and audio programme
- Over seven hours of unique audio access the course 24 hours a day
- Ground breaking techniques
- Life Changing thoughts
- Unparallelled methods to remember the techniques
- Profound Meditations
- It can be viewed at home
To watch the preview, click the screen below
Experience
We are very proud that Healing with Photography courses are used by Mind, the UK mental health charity.
The course puts you fully in control of your own life by giving you
the tools for a peaceful mind.
Ruth uses her personal experience in overcoming Post Truamatic Stress Disorder
to help you take control of your thoughts so that you can harness your mind,
your greatest tool and asset, to achieve your intentions.
Photography
Photography is an important element of the course to help you begin the process
of change, however it isn't necessary for you to be a photographer.
You may not have even taken a photograph before, it's nothing to worry about,
the photography is merely a tool to help you understand yourself.
If you'd like to find out more about Ruth, click here
Take a look at our other Courses
It is possible to achieve a supportive state of mind:
- Stop thinking on autopilot
- Notice every thought that you have and ask, "Is it true?"
- Be fully present thoughout the day
- Get the full ten steps to achieving a supportive mind by downloading our free report below.
