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:''This article is about the British hypnotist. For the British footballer, see Paul McKenna (footballer).''
'Paul McKenna PhD' (born 8 November 1963, in Enfield, Middlesex, England) is currently Britain's leading non fiction author, he is also a British hypnotist, and television personality.
His major activities include self-improvement television shows, giving seminars through his company ''Paul McKenna Training'', producing books and multimedia products and performing hypnosis, neuro-linguistic programming and other personal development techniques. Many of his training courses and products are focused on achieving general life improvement - examples are his book ''Change your life in 7 days'' and ''NLP Practitioner'' courses. Other products and training are more specific, such as his course for assisting weight loss.
At 15 he worked as a DJ in Top Shop and then as a radio broadcaster joining Radio Caroline in 1984 before moving to Chiltern Radio in the mid-1980s and Capital Radio in London.
It was during a radio show in which he interviewed a hypnotist that he became fascinated by hypnosis. His original interest was hypnosis for self-improvement, although he also demonstrated how it could be used for entertainment. Whilst working as a DJ, he began experimenting with small hypnotic shows. The early performances were first for the amusement of friends, then for paying audiences in pubs and clubs. He promoted his shows on Capital and soon played large theaters in the UK, USA and Ireland. While the primary focus of his hypnotic shows was entertainment, he began to gain clients for professional one-to-one hypnotherapy.
In the early 1990s, he left Capital Radio and briefly joined BBC Radio One, before leaving radio to concentrate exclusively on hypnosis. In 1993, his TV series, ''The Hypnotic World of Paul McKenna'', aired on ITV. The programme was shown in 42 countries and attracted an audience of 200 million. This entertainment show featured audience members who volunteered to be hypnotised, to act in comedic ways that sometimes included celebrities. Guest stars included Gloria Estefan, Bobby Womack, Lulu, The Bee Gees and many more. The programme was nominated for the Golden Rose of Montreaux in 1994 & 1995. During this time, McKenna continued to study and refine his skills in hypnosis, including studying neuro-linguistic programming with Richard Bandler, the co-creator of NLP.
In mid 1990s Paul McKenna set up a training company, ''McKenna Breen Ltd'' with Michael Breen. Through this training company Paul McKenna co-presented seminars on neuro-linguistic programming and hypnosis. Paul McKenna has released a range of hypnotic tapesets and videos. He also made a television series called ''The Paranormal World of Paul McKenna'' where he interviewed and explored the claims of people described as having unusual skills or powers.
Another television show in 1997 ''Hyp the Streets'', used similar sketches applied in his stage shows in street settings.
He now runs "Paul McKenna Training" and often co-presents seminars with other renowned trainers such as Richard Bandler, John LaValle, the president of The Society of NLP, and Michael Neill, bestselling author and life coach. They will provide individuals with one-on-one training to ensure the skills of NLP are learnt at the very highest level. Paul McKenna Training is the largest NLP training organisation in the world today, aimed at aiding individuals from all walks of life.
In 1996, after 2 years of study on a 70,000 word thesis McKenna was granted a Ph.D from LaSalle University (Louisiana). LaSalle falsely claimed to be an accredited university. After the principal of LaSalle pleaded guilty to fraud, McKenna, along with thousands of other students, was awarded compensation from the US government [1].
In 2004, Paul McKenna gained a UK accredited PhD from the business school International Management Centres Association (IMCA) Link 1 Link 2, accredited by The British Accreditation Council The BAC The title of his thesis was "The Effects of Fixed Action Patterns and Neuro-Linguistic Programming in Determining Outcomes in Human Behaviour". His examiners were Dr Richard Dobbins (IMCA) Dr Brian Edwards, University of Sheffield and Dr Robert Parkinson, London Guildhall University.
In 2005, McKenna's Sky One show, ''I Can Change Your Life'', showed him applying hypnosis, neuro-linguistic programming, and other techniques to assist people with phobias, such as agoraphobia and addictions to gambling and shopping. In 2006, another Sky One programme, ''I Can Make You Thin'', debuted, claimed that the hypnotist was helping people lose weight.
McKenna’s weight loss programme is claimed to be the most successful in the world, “with a 71 per cent success rate”. Director, November 2006 Director
McKenna has produced a range of self-help cassettes and books. In addition to UK best sellers such as ''Change Your Life in 7 Days'', he offers several training programmes on weight loss and NLP seminars with Richard Bandler and Michael Neill.
McKenna's hypnosis has been claimed to helped couples who were previously unable to conceive have children. Link
As well as claiming to help people through his company, Paul McKenna Training, McKenna also claims to have helped many celebrities link. Recently he 'helped Ellen DeGeneres to quit smoking' Sun link. He 'helped David Walliams with a time distortion technique' to help with swimming the English Channel link 1link 2.
Among McKenna’s skills he claims to be able to tackle problems such as weight loss, smoking, health and well being, motivation, sleep, to curing hysterical blindness, stopping Tourettes (including curing one young man’s Tourette syndrome by 80%) and mending a broken heart - Daily Mail Weekend, 25th June 2005.
IN BRIEF
★ In 1998[1], Paul McKenna won a court case initiated by Christopher Gates, a man who participated in one of McKenna's stage shows. In the commentary within the ruling, Justice Toulson, summarised: 'The defendant provided what was intended to be a form of family entertainment, in which the plaintiff willingly participated. I do not believe he can be fairly criticised for his conduct of the show"
IN BRIEF
★ In 2006 he successfully sued The Daily Mirror for libel, over journalist Victor Lewis-Smith's published claims that McKenna obtained a "bogus degree" for the price of $2,615 to deliberately defraud the public (the degree was from LaSalle University (Louisiana)). McKenna won the case and substantial damages.[2] Victor Lewis Smith wrote about his "bogus degree" even though he knew that Paul McKenna had since earned a fully accredited UK Ph.D.
THE STORY
★ Having asked the Daily Mirror to withdraw the claim, they continued to reprint the accusation. McKenna felt he had no choice other than to pursue legal action in an attempt to stop the damning effect such claims were having on his reputation. McKenna 'reluctantly' took action - The Independent, 29th July 2006
★ McKenna was represented by Desmond Brown QC who explained to the court that his client was awarded the hypnotherapy doctorate from Lasalle University, Louisiana after studying for 18 months. He added that his client was a "victim of deception" because the body which accredited Lasalle's course was discovered to be fraudulent by the FBI and Department of Justice - Hello, 25th July 2006
★ Mr Justice Eady said, "Mr McKenna was not in my judgment dishonest...it would not be accurate to describe the degree as bogus". Evening Standard, 28th July 2006. The judge also said that one of the clearest indications of Mr. McKenna's sincerity was his determination to pursue the legal case - The Independent, 29th July 2006
★ After years of battle McKenna emerged victorious on the 28th July 2006. The Daily Mirror was ordered to pay an interim of £75,000 towards McKenna's costs with damages around £20,000 - Evening Standard, 28th July 2006
★ In response to McKenna's success he said, "I am delighted with the verdict and very relieved that this matter has finally been put to rest" - The Sun, 29th July 2006
★ The work McKenna carried out during his degree took more than 500 hours on a 70,000 word thesis. This thesis was to become the best selling book, 'Change Your Life in 7 Days' - The Sunday Times, 30th July 2006.
★ McKenna is Britain's leading author of non-fiction. He has sold in excess of 3 million books.
Transworld Publishers http://www.booksattransworld.co.uk/catalog/results.htm
★ McKenna claims to have trained 50,000 people in the past decade, half of them business people - Director Magazine, November 2006 Times link
★ Carpenter Ray Mash lost his sight in 1997 after falling at work and hitting his head. Doctors thought his sight would return within days, however after a year there was no improvement. Mr. Marsh was told he would never see again. Daily Mirror, July 11th 2005. 8 years later, McKenna worked with him. He claimed his eyes began to receive information, shades of grey, shapes and some colours were visible. A truly miraculous spectacle - Reading Evening Post, July 20th 2005.
★ The Paranormal World of Paul McKenna and The Hypnotic World of Paul McKenna attracted 12 million viewers an episode when they aired throughout the 1990’s.
★ McKenna has an impressive celebrity following. He has helped Sophie Dahl drop three dress sizes and Jerry Hall quit smoking. He worked with Sugababes' Heidi Range, to boost her confidence and overcome her fear of flying. The list of McKenna devotees also includes impressively strong willed individuals such as Steven Fry, Robbie Williams, George Michael and the rock princess Courtney Love.
★ When he was invited by the BBC2 motoring show Top Gear to be the Star in a Reasonably-Priced Car, McKenna was also set the task of hypnotising one of the three presenters. McKenna's victim was Richard Hammond. Hammond had his knowledge of how to drive a car removed. He looked truly confused as he was asked to drive an Alfa Romeo around the track. Later, in the studio, he was tricked into believing that a pedal car was his brand new Porsche 911 Turbo. McKenna set a time of 1:48 in the Suzuki Liana, tying with 5 other people.
★ He appeared on the BBC series Little Britain spin off, Little Britain abroad, where he met hypnotist character Kenny Craig, who asked to be hypnotised into a good hypnotist, Paul proceeded to used the very same phrase that Kenny does: "Look into my eyes, look into my eyes, the eyes not around the don't look around the eyes look into my eyes." Kenny then did exactly what Paul had told him to, which was eating a chicken wing from a rubbish bin.
★ McKenna's girlfriend Liz Fuller ended their relationship during a live TV broadcast. In June, 2004, Fuller sent McKenna a text message asking him to watch her show on Auction World.tv. During a sale of engagement rings, she turned to the camera and told McKenna she was leaving him. Then, as she closed the bidding on one item, she said, "Going, going, gone - like you!"[1]
★ McKenna became a patron of Noah's Ark Trust, a charity for bereaved children in Worcestershire[2]. He attended Eastnor Castle in May 2006, assisted by Sotheby's, this black tie dinner was held in Herefordshire. McKenna was actively involved at the event during The Auction of Promises.
★ As a child McKenna dreamed of being a rock star - Daily Mail, Weekend, June 25th 2005
★ McKenna was named, ‘Paul’ (and his brother, John) as a result of their mother’s love for the Beatles - The Daily Mail, Weekend, June 25th 2005
★ A school report once read: “If he continues the way he’s going he’ll never amount to anything” - Daily Mail, Weekend, 25th June 2005
:
★ ''Quit Smoking Today Without Gaining Weight '', Bantam Press: 2007. ISBN 0-593-05536-5
:
★ ''Instant Confidence'', Bantam Press: 2006. ISBN 0-593-05535-7
:
★ ''I Can Make You Thin'', Bantam Press: 2005. ISBN 0-593-05054-1
:
★ ''Change Your Life in Seven Days'', 2005 (with Hugh Willbourn) ISBN 0-593-05053-3
:
★ ''How to Mend Your Broken Heart'', Bantam Press: 2003. ISBN 0-593-05055-X
:
★ ''The Power to Influence'', Nightingale-Conant: 1998. ISBN 1-905453-56-6 (audiobook with Michael Breen)
:
★ ''The Paranormal World of Paul McKenna'', Faber and Faber: 1997. ISBN 0-571-19245-9
:
★ ''Paul McKenna's Hypnotic Secrets '', Boxtree: 1995. ISBN 0-7522-0192-1 (with Peter Willis and Clare Staples)
:
★ ''The Hypnotic World of Paul McKenna'', Faber and Faber: 1994. ISBN 0-571-16802-7
McKenna has also released a number of audio recordings including ''Sleep Like a Log'', ''Eliminate Stress'', and '' Stop Smoking for Good''. He also wrote the foreword to Nikolic, Seka and Sarah Tay, ''You Can Heal Yourself: Bio-energy and the Power of Self-healing'', Sidgwick & Jackson Ltd.: 2006. ISBN 0-283-07038-2.
★ McKenna's official website
★ McKenna's online store
★
★ Student Review of a Paul McKenna NLP Training
★ Interview with Paul McKenna about his work with NLP and Hypnosis
★ ''Guardian'' interview with McKenna
★ Guardian Unlimited: Don't Worry Get Therapy
★ Times Online article: Paul Mckenna
★ The Independent: The Eyes Have It
★ TRUTH BEHIND MY PAP PIX: Paul McKenna
★ General Review of McKenna
★ Quit Smoking Today Without Gaining Weight
★ Instant Confidence
★ I Can Make You Thin
★ Change Your Life In 7 Days
★ How To Mend Your Broken Heart
★ The Power Of Influence
★ The Paranormal World of Paul McKenna
★ Paul McKenna's Hypnotic Secrets
★ The Hypnotic World of Paul McKenna
'1998 Case Against Christopher Gates'
★ Winning case cost me £1m, says McKenna
★ Interview at time of the case
★ Hypnotist cleared
'2006 Case Against The Daily Mirror'
★ Justice Toulson's Judgement on Gates vs. McKenna Case
★ Hypnotist McKenna sues over degree claim
★ McKenna 'ridiculed' by PhD claim
★ McKenna wins 'fake degree' case
★ McKenna the brave ''Guardian'' op-ed on McKenna's libel case victory
★ McKenna triumphs in 'bogus degree' libel case
★ McKenna sues after newspaper article said he was a fraud
1.
★ Richard Bandler
★ David Knight (hypnotist) -trained by McKenna
★ Hypnosis
★ Neuro-linguistic programming
★
'Paul McKenna PhD' (born 8 November 1963, in Enfield, Middlesex, England) is currently Britain's leading non fiction author, he is also a British hypnotist, and television personality.
His major activities include self-improvement television shows, giving seminars through his company ''Paul McKenna Training'', producing books and multimedia products and performing hypnosis, neuro-linguistic programming and other personal development techniques. Many of his training courses and products are focused on achieving general life improvement - examples are his book ''Change your life in 7 days'' and ''NLP Practitioner'' courses. Other products and training are more specific, such as his course for assisting weight loss.
| Contents |
| Professional career |
| Litigation |
| Trivia and Interesting Facts |
| Published works |
| Sources and further reading |
| General |
| Book Reviews |
| Legal Coverage |
| See also |
Professional career
Bestseller ''Change Your Life''
At 15 he worked as a DJ in Top Shop and then as a radio broadcaster joining Radio Caroline in 1984 before moving to Chiltern Radio in the mid-1980s and Capital Radio in London.
It was during a radio show in which he interviewed a hypnotist that he became fascinated by hypnosis. His original interest was hypnosis for self-improvement, although he also demonstrated how it could be used for entertainment. Whilst working as a DJ, he began experimenting with small hypnotic shows. The early performances were first for the amusement of friends, then for paying audiences in pubs and clubs. He promoted his shows on Capital and soon played large theaters in the UK, USA and Ireland. While the primary focus of his hypnotic shows was entertainment, he began to gain clients for professional one-to-one hypnotherapy.
In the early 1990s, he left Capital Radio and briefly joined BBC Radio One, before leaving radio to concentrate exclusively on hypnosis. In 1993, his TV series, ''The Hypnotic World of Paul McKenna'', aired on ITV. The programme was shown in 42 countries and attracted an audience of 200 million. This entertainment show featured audience members who volunteered to be hypnotised, to act in comedic ways that sometimes included celebrities. Guest stars included Gloria Estefan, Bobby Womack, Lulu, The Bee Gees and many more. The programme was nominated for the Golden Rose of Montreaux in 1994 & 1995. During this time, McKenna continued to study and refine his skills in hypnosis, including studying neuro-linguistic programming with Richard Bandler, the co-creator of NLP.
In mid 1990s Paul McKenna set up a training company, ''McKenna Breen Ltd'' with Michael Breen. Through this training company Paul McKenna co-presented seminars on neuro-linguistic programming and hypnosis. Paul McKenna has released a range of hypnotic tapesets and videos. He also made a television series called ''The Paranormal World of Paul McKenna'' where he interviewed and explored the claims of people described as having unusual skills or powers.
Another television show in 1997 ''Hyp the Streets'', used similar sketches applied in his stage shows in street settings.
He now runs "Paul McKenna Training" and often co-presents seminars with other renowned trainers such as Richard Bandler, John LaValle, the president of The Society of NLP, and Michael Neill, bestselling author and life coach. They will provide individuals with one-on-one training to ensure the skills of NLP are learnt at the very highest level. Paul McKenna Training is the largest NLP training organisation in the world today, aimed at aiding individuals from all walks of life.
In 1996, after 2 years of study on a 70,000 word thesis McKenna was granted a Ph.D from LaSalle University (Louisiana). LaSalle falsely claimed to be an accredited university. After the principal of LaSalle pleaded guilty to fraud, McKenna, along with thousands of other students, was awarded compensation from the US government [1].
In 2004, Paul McKenna gained a UK accredited PhD from the business school International Management Centres Association (IMCA) Link 1 Link 2, accredited by The British Accreditation Council The BAC The title of his thesis was "The Effects of Fixed Action Patterns and Neuro-Linguistic Programming in Determining Outcomes in Human Behaviour". His examiners were Dr Richard Dobbins (IMCA) Dr Brian Edwards, University of Sheffield and Dr Robert Parkinson, London Guildhall University.
In 2005, McKenna's Sky One show, ''I Can Change Your Life'', showed him applying hypnosis, neuro-linguistic programming, and other techniques to assist people with phobias, such as agoraphobia and addictions to gambling and shopping. In 2006, another Sky One programme, ''I Can Make You Thin'', debuted, claimed that the hypnotist was helping people lose weight.
McKenna’s weight loss programme is claimed to be the most successful in the world, “with a 71 per cent success rate”. Director, November 2006 Director
McKenna has produced a range of self-help cassettes and books. In addition to UK best sellers such as ''Change Your Life in 7 Days'', he offers several training programmes on weight loss and NLP seminars with Richard Bandler and Michael Neill.
McKenna's hypnosis has been claimed to helped couples who were previously unable to conceive have children. Link
As well as claiming to help people through his company, Paul McKenna Training, McKenna also claims to have helped many celebrities link. Recently he 'helped Ellen DeGeneres to quit smoking' Sun link. He 'helped David Walliams with a time distortion technique' to help with swimming the English Channel link 1link 2.
Among McKenna’s skills he claims to be able to tackle problems such as weight loss, smoking, health and well being, motivation, sleep, to curing hysterical blindness, stopping Tourettes (including curing one young man’s Tourette syndrome by 80%) and mending a broken heart - Daily Mail Weekend, 25th June 2005.
Litigation
IN BRIEF
★ In 1998[1], Paul McKenna won a court case initiated by Christopher Gates, a man who participated in one of McKenna's stage shows. In the commentary within the ruling, Justice Toulson, summarised: 'The defendant provided what was intended to be a form of family entertainment, in which the plaintiff willingly participated. I do not believe he can be fairly criticised for his conduct of the show"
IN BRIEF
★ In 2006 he successfully sued The Daily Mirror for libel, over journalist Victor Lewis-Smith's published claims that McKenna obtained a "bogus degree" for the price of $2,615 to deliberately defraud the public (the degree was from LaSalle University (Louisiana)). McKenna won the case and substantial damages.[2] Victor Lewis Smith wrote about his "bogus degree" even though he knew that Paul McKenna had since earned a fully accredited UK Ph.D.
THE STORY
★ Having asked the Daily Mirror to withdraw the claim, they continued to reprint the accusation. McKenna felt he had no choice other than to pursue legal action in an attempt to stop the damning effect such claims were having on his reputation. McKenna 'reluctantly' took action - The Independent, 29th July 2006
★ McKenna was represented by Desmond Brown QC who explained to the court that his client was awarded the hypnotherapy doctorate from Lasalle University, Louisiana after studying for 18 months. He added that his client was a "victim of deception" because the body which accredited Lasalle's course was discovered to be fraudulent by the FBI and Department of Justice - Hello, 25th July 2006
★ Mr Justice Eady said, "Mr McKenna was not in my judgment dishonest...it would not be accurate to describe the degree as bogus". Evening Standard, 28th July 2006. The judge also said that one of the clearest indications of Mr. McKenna's sincerity was his determination to pursue the legal case - The Independent, 29th July 2006
★ After years of battle McKenna emerged victorious on the 28th July 2006. The Daily Mirror was ordered to pay an interim of £75,000 towards McKenna's costs with damages around £20,000 - Evening Standard, 28th July 2006
★ In response to McKenna's success he said, "I am delighted with the verdict and very relieved that this matter has finally been put to rest" - The Sun, 29th July 2006
★ The work McKenna carried out during his degree took more than 500 hours on a 70,000 word thesis. This thesis was to become the best selling book, 'Change Your Life in 7 Days' - The Sunday Times, 30th July 2006.
Trivia and Interesting Facts
★ McKenna is Britain's leading author of non-fiction. He has sold in excess of 3 million books.
Transworld Publishers http://www.booksattransworld.co.uk/catalog/results.htm
★ McKenna claims to have trained 50,000 people in the past decade, half of them business people - Director Magazine, November 2006 Times link
★ Carpenter Ray Mash lost his sight in 1997 after falling at work and hitting his head. Doctors thought his sight would return within days, however after a year there was no improvement. Mr. Marsh was told he would never see again. Daily Mirror, July 11th 2005. 8 years later, McKenna worked with him. He claimed his eyes began to receive information, shades of grey, shapes and some colours were visible. A truly miraculous spectacle - Reading Evening Post, July 20th 2005.
★ The Paranormal World of Paul McKenna and The Hypnotic World of Paul McKenna attracted 12 million viewers an episode when they aired throughout the 1990’s.
★ McKenna has an impressive celebrity following. He has helped Sophie Dahl drop three dress sizes and Jerry Hall quit smoking. He worked with Sugababes' Heidi Range, to boost her confidence and overcome her fear of flying. The list of McKenna devotees also includes impressively strong willed individuals such as Steven Fry, Robbie Williams, George Michael and the rock princess Courtney Love.
★ When he was invited by the BBC2 motoring show Top Gear to be the Star in a Reasonably-Priced Car, McKenna was also set the task of hypnotising one of the three presenters. McKenna's victim was Richard Hammond. Hammond had his knowledge of how to drive a car removed. He looked truly confused as he was asked to drive an Alfa Romeo around the track. Later, in the studio, he was tricked into believing that a pedal car was his brand new Porsche 911 Turbo. McKenna set a time of 1:48 in the Suzuki Liana, tying with 5 other people.
★ He appeared on the BBC series Little Britain spin off, Little Britain abroad, where he met hypnotist character Kenny Craig, who asked to be hypnotised into a good hypnotist, Paul proceeded to used the very same phrase that Kenny does: "Look into my eyes, look into my eyes, the eyes not around the don't look around the eyes look into my eyes." Kenny then did exactly what Paul had told him to, which was eating a chicken wing from a rubbish bin.
★ McKenna's girlfriend Liz Fuller ended their relationship during a live TV broadcast. In June, 2004, Fuller sent McKenna a text message asking him to watch her show on Auction World.tv. During a sale of engagement rings, she turned to the camera and told McKenna she was leaving him. Then, as she closed the bidding on one item, she said, "Going, going, gone - like you!"[1]
★ McKenna became a patron of Noah's Ark Trust, a charity for bereaved children in Worcestershire[2]. He attended Eastnor Castle in May 2006, assisted by Sotheby's, this black tie dinner was held in Herefordshire. McKenna was actively involved at the event during The Auction of Promises.
★ As a child McKenna dreamed of being a rock star - Daily Mail, Weekend, June 25th 2005
★ McKenna was named, ‘Paul’ (and his brother, John) as a result of their mother’s love for the Beatles - The Daily Mail, Weekend, June 25th 2005
★ A school report once read: “If he continues the way he’s going he’ll never amount to anything” - Daily Mail, Weekend, 25th June 2005
Published works
:
★ ''Quit Smoking Today Without Gaining Weight '', Bantam Press: 2007. ISBN 0-593-05536-5
:
★ ''Instant Confidence'', Bantam Press: 2006. ISBN 0-593-05535-7
:
★ ''I Can Make You Thin'', Bantam Press: 2005. ISBN 0-593-05054-1
:
★ ''Change Your Life in Seven Days'', 2005 (with Hugh Willbourn) ISBN 0-593-05053-3
:
★ ''How to Mend Your Broken Heart'', Bantam Press: 2003. ISBN 0-593-05055-X
:
★ ''The Power to Influence'', Nightingale-Conant: 1998. ISBN 1-905453-56-6 (audiobook with Michael Breen)
:
★ ''The Paranormal World of Paul McKenna'', Faber and Faber: 1997. ISBN 0-571-19245-9
:
★ ''Paul McKenna's Hypnotic Secrets '', Boxtree: 1995. ISBN 0-7522-0192-1 (with Peter Willis and Clare Staples)
:
★ ''The Hypnotic World of Paul McKenna'', Faber and Faber: 1994. ISBN 0-571-16802-7
McKenna has also released a number of audio recordings including ''Sleep Like a Log'', ''Eliminate Stress'', and '' Stop Smoking for Good''. He also wrote the foreword to Nikolic, Seka and Sarah Tay, ''You Can Heal Yourself: Bio-energy and the Power of Self-healing'', Sidgwick & Jackson Ltd.: 2006. ISBN 0-283-07038-2.
Sources and further reading
General
★ McKenna's official website
★ McKenna's online store
★
★ Student Review of a Paul McKenna NLP Training
★ Interview with Paul McKenna about his work with NLP and Hypnosis
★ ''Guardian'' interview with McKenna
★ Guardian Unlimited: Don't Worry Get Therapy
★ Times Online article: Paul Mckenna
★ The Independent: The Eyes Have It
★ TRUTH BEHIND MY PAP PIX: Paul McKenna
★ General Review of McKenna
Book Reviews
★ Quit Smoking Today Without Gaining Weight
★ Instant Confidence
★ I Can Make You Thin
★ Change Your Life In 7 Days
★ How To Mend Your Broken Heart
★ The Power Of Influence
★ The Paranormal World of Paul McKenna
★ Paul McKenna's Hypnotic Secrets
★ The Hypnotic World of Paul McKenna
Legal Coverage
'1998 Case Against Christopher Gates'
★ Winning case cost me £1m, says McKenna
★ Interview at time of the case
★ Hypnotist cleared
'2006 Case Against The Daily Mirror'
★ Justice Toulson's Judgement on Gates vs. McKenna Case
★ Hypnotist McKenna sues over degree claim
★ McKenna 'ridiculed' by PhD claim
★ McKenna wins 'fake degree' case
★ McKenna the brave ''Guardian'' op-ed on McKenna's libel case victory
★ McKenna triumphs in 'bogus degree' libel case
★ McKenna sues after newspaper article said he was a fraud
1.
See also
★ Richard Bandler
★ David Knight (hypnotist) -trained by McKenna
★ Hypnosis
★ Neuro-linguistic programming
★
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