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HYPNOSIS OF A DEAF CLIENT
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I am fairly new at this, and occasionally have difficulties in hearing during the hayfever season; this leads me to the question: how do we hypnotize a person who is very hard of hearing, or indeed...
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Hi Kelley,
Having some influence over one's dreams is a great achievement which can be learned with a few simple techniques; in the early stages, using the 'hypnotic' state we are in just before going to sleep, we can imagine seeing our hands in o...
A warm welcome to those of you who have recently joined. Wow, while I was away the group reached and exceeded 20 members - great! There are so many people who can benefit from all our experiences with loss of any kind; even if we make the occasion...
Bereavement is not necessarily about losing a loved one. It can be anything that shatters you to the point where your life feels like a puzzle with the pieces scattered to the four winds.
How can we help?
Beautiful!!!
Bereavement is not necessarily about losing a loved one. It can be anything that shatters you to the point where your life feels like a puzzle with the pieces scattered to the four winds.
How can we help?
Bereavement is not necessarily about losing a loved one. It can be anything that shatters you to the point where your life feels like a puzzle with the pieces scattered to the four winds.
How can we help?
Hi Marianne,
I had hypnotized clients with difficulties in hearing during the season and usually they let me know, so a speak louder seating closer to them. I also worked deaf clients and with the one who had partial hearing loss.
for clients wi...
I'm (slowly, too slowly) working on just that myself, Marianne. I need to get my ASL skills back up to speed, but once that's done, it's just a matter of using an eyes-open trance and using sign language to communicate. Or, if you don't know sign ...
I once heard about someone doing a PMR induction for a deaf person by first explaining (via a sign language translator) that the trancer was to relax whichever body part the hypnotist touched with his pencil. He then just slowly touched each part ...
I am fairly new at this, and occasionally have difficulties in hearing during the hayfever season; this leads me to the question: how do we hypnotize a person who is very hard of hearing, or indeed partially or completely deaf?
Bereavement is not necessarily about losing a loved one. It can be anything that shatters you to the point where your life feels like a puzzle with the pieces scattered to the four winds.
How can we help?
Lee, I feel really inspired by your contribution to the Bereavement Therapy group - thank you so much for taking the time to write! As a beginner in hypnotherapy, and someone who wants to specialize in the field of blockages due to loss, your insi...
Bereavement, grief and sadness come in so many forms. When I am working with a client who has suffered a loss, or with a client who has received a life altering diagnosis, I have been learning that following Erickson's dictum to use what the clien...
For terminology, I say use the language the client uses. And if it's negative help them to GENTLY reframe it.
Looks like you're all doing a fantastic job and this is a very valuable community. Well done guys for getting it going like this. I know ...
I stand corrected, Michael - and yes, you are of course absolutely right, terminology is such an important part of positive thinking! Thank you for sharing your experience.
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- When is Your Birthday?
- December 24, 1955
- Hometown:
- Christchurch
- Hypnosis Experience:
- Currently Studying
- What are you looking for on this site?
- Contact with others in the hypnotherapy profession with a view to exchange ideas
- Areas of Specialty:
- Currently studying; my strong points from past experience are bereavement of any kind, children, young people
(see my group 'bereavement therapy' on this site)
- About Me:
- Intensive Care Nurse for 10 years, BSc Hons Homeopathy, currently studying hypnotherapy with Ed Lester.
Happily married, two grown-up children; main carer for our mischievous 4 year old grandson!
- Hobbies:
- Playing the bodhran, reading, music, photography, chatting with friends, hiking
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- At 5:04am on October 2, 2009,
Tom Flanagan said… - Hi, Marianne,
Thanks for welcoming me to your group.
I am a Hospice volunteer in my community, and the organization has a newly formed bereavement support group. I have joined the Hospice bereavement group because I believe that this is a time when people really need to support each other. I'll be attending meetings for the next six weeks, perhaps I'll learn something that I could contribute here.
May I ask what prompted you to start this group?
Is anyone now using hypnosis to help with bereavement?
Tom
- At 3:17pm on September 30, 2009,
Katherine Zimmerman said…
- Hi Marianne,
Thanks for the invite to your new group! It sounds like a great topic.
I'll pass at the moment only because I'm so busy with my private practice and vocational school. Enjoy the site!
Katherine
- At 5:39pm on September 29, 2009,
Chris Witherspoon said… - Welcome to Script Bank. I hope you find it helpful and will post a script in the future.
Chris
- At 7:15pm on September 27, 2009,
Melissa J. Roth said…
- Welcome. This is a great community filled with loads of information and helpful people. I'm confident you will enjoy it here. Let me know if I can help in any way. And, I'm curious--- what got you interested in hypnosis in the beginning?
Melissa
www.alabamahypnotherapycenter.com
- At 1:28pm on September 27, 2009,
Roger Moore, PhD said… - Welcome to HypnoThoughts!
Roger Moore
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- At 7:35am on September 26, 2009,
James Szeles said… - Hi Marianne Welcome to HypnoThoghts.
James
- At 7:14am on September 26, 2009,
- Welcome to HypnoThoughts Marianne! This is a great way to exchange ideas. Glad that you could join us.
Katherine Zimmerman
www.trancetime.com
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