WOULD YOU LIKE HELP:

* With Compulsive Alcohol or Drug Use?

* To Stop Smoking? *

* To Lose Weight? *

* To Overcome Fears and Phobias? *

* To Build Confidence and Self Esteem? *

* To Rid Yourself of Worries and Anxiety? *

* To Learn How to Balance your Life? *

Background:

John made his home in the Scottish Highlands after a notable career in the music business having played keyboards with Uriah Heep, the Cult and most recently, having spent 17 years as a member of the Ozzy Osbourne band.
Now 51, having started learning the piano at the age of five and spent 35 years as a professional musician, {and in his own words} "I should have some idea about what I'm doing by now!"
Having overcome his own personal demons of depression and compulsive drug/alcohol use, he is now a qualified hypnotherapist {having attained Diploma level in Clinical and Advanced Hypnotherapy}.
As he made tremendous gains himself as a recipient of hypnotic therapy it seemed a natural direction for him to take, and nowadays his time is spent equally divided between musical projects, drug and alcohol awareness and helping private clients with a variety of issues.
He works from his home, an old schoolhouse above the village of Foyers, on the scenic south side of Loch Ness.

Among his other work projects are:

Informal presentations to youngsters who are keen on entering the music business, in other words "the real story".

Promoting drug and alcohol awareness and harm reduction with BLAST! drug project in Inverness.

Working for Moray Youth Justice with reoffending youngsters in the Elgin area {promoting motivation through music}, with a firm belief that encouragement is more effective than punishment.

Working with Careers Scotland as a regular member of the Rock School team.
{Rock School is a series of summer workshops, each designed to organise young musicians into bands, work through the rehearsal period, and finally stage a rock concert.}

As a meeting facilitator for SMART Recovery, which is a relatively new model of group therapy that is rapidly gaining popularity as an alternative option to the more traditional models of recovery from addictions, such as AA and other 12 step groups.

Recording projects at home where he has a small Pro Tools direct -to-disk studio, the mechanics of which he also teaches either at home or on location with a scaled down portable set up.

John can be contacted at:
sinclair212@btinternet.com