Malminder specialises in hypnotherapy for relationship problems and has written a number of articles below.
Attachment Theory and Why It Matters Attachment theory is a psychological model that explains why we form strong emotional bonds with certain people in our lives. It suggests that our early experiences with caregivers shape our ability to form secure…
A relationship breakup is always hard, whether it’s your first or nth breakup. Even if you're the person who initiated the breakup, you will still find it difficult to deal with day-to-day life without your significant other. The good news is,…
A breakup is inevitable for most of us. According to Helen Chua, a marriage expert, over 85 percent of relationships end up in breakups. This usually happens in long-term relationships as time can magnify our partner’s flaws.[1] Although it’s inevitable,…
Dr. Michele Lastella, a sleep researcher at Appleton Institute for Behavioural Science at CQ University, has been investigating the link between sex and sleep. Based on their preliminary data, Lastella and his team found out that over 60 percent of…
In a 2010 National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles, an average Brit between the ages 16 and 74 make love for about three times in a month. This figure is lower compared to the data in the 1990s when…
I am thrilled to announce that my academic paper on chronic pain and hypnotherapy has been published in the well-renowned "Sleep and Hypnosis: A Journal of Clinical Neuroscience and Psychopathology". There is a reason behind everything in life, every pain, every emotion,…
Many of us only want to be in a relationship with someone we love. Unfortunately, this isn’t true for all. In a survey conducted by Siemens, they found out that 1 in 7 people are in a relationship with someone…
Back in 2013 the world was startled to realise that a study showed that 660 out of 1994 women in co-habiting relationships admitted to using sex as a currency to getting what they want. As many as 78 percent of…
When we struggle to find love, we usually end up blaming things outside ourselves - statistics, lack of opportunity, and even the kind of place we live in. While these things may play a role, this doesn’t remove us from…
Dating is a stage when two people meet socially, assessing each other’s suitability as a prospective partner to a more intimate relationship which could end in marriage.[1] But with so many people dating the wrong way, it’s not impossible to…