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Shropshire therapist launches business after receiving funding

By Shropshire Live5 July 2012
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A Shropshire therapist who returned to the UK has received funding to help support her venture into self-employment.

Shropshire therapist launches business after receiving funding

Trisha Reynolds said: “I’m delighted to have been successful in receiving funds for my new business, Mind Matters.” She continued: “It’s such a boost! I lived and worked in Spain for five years and returned to the UK, where I found myself unemployed for some time. I’ve been involved in complementary therapies for over 15 years and I am excited to offer my services once again in Shropshire”.

Trisha specialises in alleviating stress and anxiety caused by taking driving tests, making wedding speeches and business presentations. Thought Field Therapy and Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) are very effective techniques to help make wedding days more enjoyable, for those making speeches and to calm the bride. They also increase the likelihood of passing tests and exams.

One of Trisha’s clients said: “She has a wealth of experience and will know automatically which method will suit the problem. I’ve met up with Trisha several times. She always gives me plenty of time and the results have been fantastic!”

Trisha has been attending free Shropshire Council Business Clinics. These have provided her with invaluable help and support and enabled her to find a direction for her new business. Trisha said: “The support I’ve received has been outstanding!”

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