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Group dedicated to graduates of Roy Hunter's course and/or Roy's parts therapy workshops.
Well, "free" is surely sometimes interpreted by some of the people some of the time as having no value.
... you can come unstuck with friends too ... payment seems to give some sort of structure to expectations on both sides.
Hi Leo, An interesting question.
In some types of meditiaton, the mantra, a ‘meaningless’ sound is given to fix the attention of the conscious mind, so that the person does not engage with the meaning and create a resistance to the deepening proc...
You can have a full time, successful and financially beneficial private practice. I spent 34 years in private practice, in three states and two countries. I would love to share my knowledge and expertise with others. Zoilita Grant MS. CCHt.
Great, Steph. Let's keep working with this.
Susan
My first trial at metaphore building was someone who had looked after her mom for many years, and now feels she could’v done more. She loves horses …
A horse is a wonderful creature, she is tall and strong and carries so many burdens on her broad...
In parts its rather like one of the Buddhist prayers of compassion for the deceased. It has authenticity. I like it very much.
Anyone got any ideas for a sript incorporating some of Albert Ellis's ideas?
He grouped thinking errors under these main headings …
1. ignoring the positive,
2. exaggerating the negative, and
3. overgeneralizing.
Traditional Psychodynamic Psychoanalysts aimed to foster a transference relationship, in which the clients were encouraged to project their feelings onto the therapist who tried to remain impartial and almost anonymous. Negative feelings about pas...
Hi, Steve,
I'm just starting out in Hypnotherapy. In some forms of Buddhist meditation (Tantra) we visualise ourselves as being a Buddha. I do this in self-hypnosis too ... its my "special place". There does seem to be a meeting point, for me at l...
Learn Ericksonian Hypnosis, NLP and Ideo-Dynamic (Psycho Cellular) Healing.
Learn to do Hypnosis & Healing without scripts.
A place to share opinions, ideas & questions relating to the healing arts.
The purpose of this group is to share scripts of all sorts.
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Gil Boyne @ www.hypnotism.org.uk says abreaction is ...
The Abreaction is one of a series of processes used in "'Transforming Therapy"'. The first step is an intensive intake interview ( minimum one hour) Then. trance is induced and an emotional affect bridge is developed using key material acquired in the intake.
Then. the regression which often triggers an emotional catharsis during which the therapist can reeducate the subconscious mind during and after the abreaction.
Next, a series of processes are used including changing self-image, discovering forgiveness for self and others (to discharge accumulated shame and guilt.)
The primary factors in therapeutic transformation are the clients readiness for change and the ability of the therapist to create a healing environment and relationship.
This is just a brief overview and not a universal formula.
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Then. the regression which often triggers an emotional catharsis during which the therapist can reeducate the subconscious mind during and after the abreaction.
Next, a series of processes are used including changing self-image, discovering forgiveness for self and others (to discharge accumulated shame and guilt.)
The primary factors in therapeutic transformation are the clients readiness for change and the ability of the therapist to create a healing environment and relationship.
This is just a brief overview and not a universal formula.
_________________
Executive Director,
American Council of Hypnotist Examiners
Director
Hypnotism Training Institute of Los Angeles
Fellow National Council for Hypnotherapy-UK.
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My first trial at metaphore building was someone who had looked after her mom for many years, and now feels she could’v done more. She loves horses …
A horse is a wonderful creature, she is tall and strong and carries so many burdens on her broad back, on her broad shoulders.
She never complains but she feels so much more lighter without those burdens.
Horses seem resigned to their fate, but I’m sure you now they would rather roam free over the hillsides without a care. That’s their original… Continue
A horse is a wonderful creature, she is tall and strong and carries so many burdens on her broad back, on her broad shoulders.
She never complains but she feels so much more lighter without those burdens.
Horses seem resigned to their fate, but I’m sure you now they would rather roam free over the hillsides without a care. That’s their original… Continue
Posted on April 24, 2009 at 3:00am — 1 Comment
Ericksons Utilisation approach
To recap, Erickson's approach emphasises the use of Hypnosis to help clients learn to use their own potential to accomplish therapeutic goals. So he would organise the session around the unique experiences, difficulties and resources of each individual client.
The difference between his approach and classical methods is that the power of the suggestion is derived from th
Posted on April 17, 2009 at 3:00am —
Psychological approaches to the consultation
Traditional Psychodynamic Psychoanalysts aimed to foster a transference relationship, in which the clients were encouraged to project their feelings onto the therapist who tried to remain impartial and almost anonymous. Negative feelings about past relationships were aired in this manner, sometimes using free association to discharge memories, and the therapist subsequently gave his interpretation.
Posted on April 16, 2009 at 7:00am —
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- At 7:56pm on July 6, 2009,
colopity said…
- Hi Steph, we are now friends, glad to meet you.
- At 9:53pm on May 17, 2009,
Sean John said… - Continued:
Also most of the techniques described in that particular blog
I wrote are meant for Conversational or Covert Hypnosis
and in some cases NLP BUT can be used in clinical hypnosis
- At 9:45pm on May 17, 2009,
Sean John said…
- Thanks Steph, appreciate your feedback
- At 1:06pm on April 19, 2009,
FAQ Mark said… - Hey Steph-
that's an announcement that we put on people's pages to let them know what's going on with the site, etc. The announcement changes every week or two. From what Scott says it should be changing in the next few days.
Let me know if you have any other questions,
FAQ Mark
- At 8:07am on April 15, 2009,
Stage Hypnotist Simone said… - I'm happy to have found you here. Anxious to learn from you ...and share, if you like. Warmly, Stage Hypnotist Simone
- At 6:06am on April 15, 2009,
Melissa J. Roth said…
- Welcome to Hypnothoughts. I'm confident you will enjoy this community. Thanks for being a part of it.
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- At 2:46am on April 15, 2009,
Roger Moore, PhD said… - Welcome to HypnoThoughts!
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Apologies in advance for the length of this post. :) Here are the lyrics to my favorite religious song. It never fails to make me smile, especially when I can't find my Tupperware lids. I think the message that God (however you define that) is in ...
Superb reply and I agree entirely, what you bait is what you catch..
Hi VM,
I'm glad you enjoyed watching the video clip!
I'll upload 2 more ~4 minute clips from this seminar -- both from my co-presenters at the event. These video clips are taken from a newly re-released set of DVDs recorded at the FLIRTOPIA semi...
LOL!
The poem reminds me a lot of Yeats' poem about the fiddler being invited into heaven before the priest and the bishop. Then again, I play fiddle, so I might be a bit biased . . .
Hi Doreen,
I agree with everyone here in particular with Michael and Gil like them in my 30 years experience only a couple of time came out about PLR and like them I referred them out.
Just my 2 cents
Michael Z.
Hey ya'll! I haven't done parts therapy with a client in a while and was hoping someone would have a script I can use?? Thanks!
I'm a HypnoBirthing practitioner and the hypno scripts given to us as part of training are not all that hard to duplicate. One is a pain control valvue script using a shoulder touch to assist in anchoring a deep state of relaxation allowing the mo...
Be sure to post your events on the WHD website and add comments and feedback on the WHD Participating Hypnotists page:
To post an event or comment on the new website (blog) you must register.... See the link at the botom of the Add Event page: ht...
I m also planing an event on the 4th January in South-Germany with informations and group-hypnosis.
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I really enjoyed watching this video. Is there any more of this seminar available?
I have a blog called www.ChampionMindSkills.com and I'd love to embed this video as an article item in my NLP category. Can I have your permission to post this...
I have and still do PLR, but I live then I live in California and people are more open minded here. I have never had anyone who ask me to do a PLR even brought up religion. In fact the only time in my thirty years religion was brought up was for a...
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