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Hypnosis For Weight Loss
Posted by Keith on June 8th, 2009 filed in Hypnosis Tips
Weight loss is one of the most common uses of hypnosis. Is there a standardized approach to weight loss? Are there legal pitfalls? What techniques work? Is there proof NLP and Hypnosis work for weight loss? How can keeping a food diary help uncover emotional eating? Get your questions answered in…
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Hypnosis To The Rescue
Posted by Keith on May 30th, 2009 filed in Hypnosis in the News
Discover how hypnosis helped track down criminals who kidnapped a busload of children. Can hypnosis help enhance recall? This article gives one possible answer…
Meatballs
Posted by Keith on May 23rd, 2009 filed in Reframing
Meaning and reframing meaning are valuable tools in helping ourselves and our clients reach their goals. Learn about meaning and what it means through the poem, “Meatballs”.
Meatballs
Meatballs are snow.
Spaghetti is rain.
All together they are thunder
And Lightning!!!
Find out here…
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Separating Behavior From Intention
Posted by Keith on May 11th, 2009 filed in Additional NLP Techniques and Processes
Reduce resistance and help client maintain rapport with themselves by separating behavior from intention. This helps the NLP practitioner or hypnotherapist gain rapport with all aspects of the client.
Believe it or not, there are some hypnotherapy instructors out there advocating a style of suggestion that runs counter to internal motivations the client has. That may result in an internal war where the strongest suggestion wins. Avoid this goofy approach with a simple technique from NLP and Ericksonian hypnosis.
Separating Behavior From Intention
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Uptime Trance
Posted by Keith on April 20th, 2009 filed in Additional NLP Techniques and Processes
When you think about hypnosis, you might think of someone who’s immobile and lost in their own thoughts. Most of already know that hypnosis is a great learning state but sitting motionless may not be appropriate for all learning environments. Discover an easy technique for achieving an animated super-learning state in which you can walk, talk and not look “trancy!”
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It’s A Trap!
Posted by Keith on March 31st, 2009 filed in Additional NLP Techniques and Processes
What NLP or hypnosis techniques should you use for smoking cessation or other clients? That question is a trap! Find out why and how you can use a simple process to help get you on track with all your clients.
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An Ericksonian Framework For Therapy
Posted by Keith on March 17th, 2009 filed in Ericksonian Hypnosis
Trying to use Ericksonian techniques without a framework is akin to trying to build a house without first building a foundation.
So, how do you build that foundation and approach hypnotherapy more like the great Milton Erickson did? It helps if you have some principles to guide you. Learn more about my interpretation of how Erickson thought (with a bit of my own philosophy thrown in).
An Ericksonian Framework For Therapy
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Ericksonian Hypnosis: Breaking Habits with Tasks
Posted by Keith on March 10th, 2009 filed in Ericksonian Hypnosis
Can you break a habit just by changing one small element of the behavioral pattern? Milton Erickson did. He would often change one small element in a pattern and assign that changed element as a task. Find out how in
Ericksonian Hypnosis: Breaking Habits with Tasks