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Well what can I say except thanks to all who posted a reply. I have recently, due to circumstances beyond my control, relocated from a major town, which has plenty of opportunities for renting rooms/…
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I find that the office is so professional then going to the home. I have done a home visit once due to homebound clients. Home office has many distractions and is not as effective because you have no control over the situation.
Just my thoughts..ho…
Thanks again for the feedback, vey interesting and food for thought
Steve,
By all means, start out in whatever way you can. As you stated, just getting your name out as you go to people's homes is a start. I have an office, but if a certain situation came up, I would consider going to their home. From these posts y…
On a couple occassions I have done home visits. At first I had no problem with the concept. After doing a number of them I found as many pointed out a lack of control of your enviroment. Examples are once I explained on the phone to my client that t…
Hi Steve,
I have done home visits, and will do from time to time and I never had problem with anything, but I do have them sign the an agreement to protect me and I have liability Insurance to protect me, but I always like my place at the doctor of…
Thanks so much for your comments, all gratefully received. Yes Amber, I think you are right, my NLP and HT training has definately helped me thru some tricky times. I have been around this 'stuff' for years and it has helped me so much, hence the ne…
Well what can I say except thanks to all who posted a reply. I have recently, due to circumstances beyond my control, relocated from a major town, which has plenty of opportunities for renting rooms/space and pbviously has access to thousands of cli…
I have done home visits and found them to work well in my experience. Whilst they do have some disadvantages, they also have lots of advantages.
For a kick off there is the money saving aspect. It keeps your overheads very low, meaning you can eith…
Steve,
Can i also say this - someone a long time ago told me that if we really want something, obstacles will seem to spring up from nowhere and get in the way, just to see if we do really want it and will do whatever we have to to make it work.
N…
Hi there Steve!!!
I share in the wonder of this site - I too am fairly new to stepping out and making it my profession :) When i qualified i rang my chiro who i adore, she has a thriving practise with her husband who does Homeopathy and there are q…
Thanks Paul,
I enjoyed hearing your experience, and getting a different, and well though out alternative perspective.
LOve and hugs,
Fable
Looks like I might be the only one to offer you a different answer... Okay, here goes.
When first starting out I qualified as a hypnotherapist and took extra studies with someone that specialised in Past life regression. (witch i love).
I couldnt…
For the hospice I work for (Bereavement Counselor) I do some home visits. I will agree with Fable and Richard. I have had dogs and cats demanding attention (from me and the client) phones ring (which they answer) friends who drop in during the visit…
To reinforce what has already been shared, yes, there are plenty of options available. As a matter of fact, I sublet my office out one day a week to a psychologist. How's that for a switch?
As Richard mentioned, Craigslist is a great place to find…
a while back I helped someone in texas find space at a massage therapy clinic. Look on Craig's List for a similar office share arrangement...
Thanks Katherine, great advice and what I am looking for at the moment
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- At 9:16am on September 29, 2009,
Peter Bateman & Lorraine Gleeson said… - Hi Steve
Cheers for the invite mate. Noticed you are a newbie here (blog), so am I, some good stuff to learn here and plenty of help too.
Best Wishes
Pete
- At 7:10pm 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 1:22pm on September 27, 2009,
Roger Moore, PhD said… - Welcome to HypnoThoughts!
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- At 10:23am on September 27, 2009,
Ed Lester said… - Hi Steve
Great to see you here!
- At 5:54am on September 27, 2009,
Steve Yardley said…
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- I am looking for help and guidance, inspiration, new ideas
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- Confidence, motivation, health, life coaching, Sports Performance
- About Me:
- Recently qualified, changing my profession, career and direction. Just hoping I can pull it off and make it work!!
Worked for the Anthony Robbins Organisation for a while.
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Hi everybody, thanks to Ed for putting me on to this site, I,ve been needing a little support and advice recently and didnt know where to get it, I'll try not to bug you guys too much!!
Posted on September 27, 2009 at 5:46am — 7 Comments
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Hello Elizabeth,
I'm wondering about this too. I've never done hypnosis via phone either. Do they use speaker phone so they don't have to hold the phone, or do you add in the suggestion that they are easily able to hold the phone throughout the ses…
I will be working with a comatose patient and would like to hear any feedback from others on their experience.
Shirley
What's In a Name
I guess my main reason for avoiding this organization (I looked them over for a while) has been that they use both the words "clinical" and "hypnotherapy" in their name.
I was on the NGH Special Committee that worked with the unio…
I love a yes set. And I'm sure you understand the use of a yes set in the seduction world. I've used a yes set in nightclubs. "This place is cool." Yes "Good Music" Yes "Good drinks" Yes "Kiss me" Yes... She agrees, but then it just interrupts her t…
Was doing some research and found this!
Vishal Vaid's hypnotic song
Here is something interesting... during the song Vishal keeps repeating the same words over, and over, and over, and over...
the basic form of mind control is "Repetition"
In Er…
Hi Michael:
You're a next door neighbour (New York, right?) - so certainly you can be considered a friend - welcome to the group!
This is the group for people beginning to learn hypnosis. Here we can discuss the "silly" beginner`s questions and share information about the first steps and experiments in the world of hypnosis.
Ahh, I've seen that one. I was trying to think of it earlier and couldn't remember the name. Thanks. Here is some artists I consider to have some hypnotic elements to it. Although I think all art is a bit hypnotic.
1.Dali
2.Ecsher
3.Warhol
Can any…
Pattie, I have women Elvis and Women Bond you could be Brad Pitt. They think I'm Angelina Jolie and it would be funny to see a women think your Brad Pitt.
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