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Brid Hendron: 'People talk about stress when what we need to be doing is eliminating it'
British Dental Journal
|June 28, 2014
Abstract:
Brid Hendron is a GDP and has a special interest in relaxing nervous, anxious and phobic patients. She holds an NLP trainer qualification and is also qualified in hypnosis. Brid provides training for healthcare professionals in advanced communication skills.
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