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Bringing back a forgotten language
I have a client whose first language was cantonese and up until she was 6 or 7 years old, she was completely fluent in cantonese. Over time, english became her dominant language and now her cantonese is almost all forgotten. She now wants to become fluent in cantonese again. Is it possible through hypnosis/regression to bring back her fluency in cantonese to present day?
Any thoughts and opinions would be helpful. Thanks.
Any thoughts and opinions would be helpful. Thanks.
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Permalink Reply by Conrad Cook on -
I would defuse any weird limiting beliefs she may have about speaking Cantonese -- for example that it will make her forget English -- and then tell her to get a Pimsleur Cantonese course out of the library.
Once she's renewed contact with the target language, you can use regression to ramp up her fluency.
Conrad.
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Permalink Reply by Chris Witherspoon on -
Great advise Conrad. The language is there the memory cells just need to be stirred up. Once you get the synapses firing it will be a lot easier.
Conrad Cook said:I would defuse any weird limiting beliefs she may have about speaking Cantonese -- for example that it will make her forget English -- and then tell her to get a Pimsleur Cantonese course out of the library.
Once she's renewed contact with the target language, you can use regression to ramp up her fluency.
Conrad.
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