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av Steve Adams för 11 årar sedan

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hypnosis

The topic revolves around the essential elements to consider when planning and executing hypnosis sessions, whether for stage performances or clinical settings. It highlights the importance of various suggestibility tests, such as the eye lock, which help gauge a client'

hypnosis

hypnosis

Legal issues

Client confidentiality
1952 Act

Premises

Accessibilty
Planning

Clinical

The only difference between clinical and stage hypnosis is the outcome.

Clients will come to a hypnotherapist for an outcome that usually involves an internal change. The preframe for the sessions might include highlighting the difference between the two.

Rapport is a vital part of any hypnosis session, and NLP has some great tools and techniques you can use for building rappoert.

Client details
Data protection
Record keeping
Insurance
session timing
Length of session
number of sessions
Pricing
Rapport
Environment
Subliminal messages
Music
Temperature
Chairs

Inductions

Designer Inductions
Instant
Rapid
Progressive
Benefits

Contra-indications

under influence of drugs or alcohol
Under 18
Pregnant
Mental Health issues

Sound Equipment

There is a huge range of sopund equipment available on the internet, and your choice will depend on the size venues you intend working. A radio mic system is ideal, for both demos and street hypnosis as it wilol make a huge difference to the quality of sound if being recorded on video.

Music players
Wired systems
Wireless systems
Frequency
microphone types
Face mikes
handheld
tie clip

Demonstrations

Demonstrations of hypnosis are not covered by the 1952 Hypnosis Act.

Demos are a really great marketing tool, and if done well will almost certainly lead to new clients.

Demonstrating some simple suggestibility tests, and rapid inductions, then providing the demo subjects with positive suggstions (Confidence, refresehd, powerful, empowered etc) will strengtehn the audiences belief system.

At the end of the demo, it's an idea to ask each individual person what their own experince was like. This will confirm everything you said in your pretalk, and show thatthe experience of hypnosis is a very pleasant one.

Where to demonstrate
Who to demonstrate to
Use as marketing tool

stage Considerations

Seating
Publicity
Access and exits
Lighting

suggestibility tests

These tests apply both tostage and clinical, although clinical suggestibility tests tend to more gentle, and are carried out during the induction process rather than before a session.

There are a great number of these tests, and its a matter of personal; preference which ones you use.

The eye lock test is a great way of ensuring the client is responding to your suggestions, and strengthens the clients belief system.

Light / heavy hands
Eye lock (clinical)
Locked hands
Magnetic fingertips

language

The language models used in hypnosis play a vital part in succesful inductions, and successful lasting change work.

The Meta model is useful for obtaining very detailed specific informatio about the clients issue. Remember that the presenting problem may not be the real issue.

Secondatry gain can be exp[lored using the meta model.

The Milton model was created as a result of the founders of NLP, Richard Bandler and John Grinder studying the work of Milton erickson, a very successful hypnotherapist.

Clean language is a further tool developed initially by David Grove, where you can allow the client to disclover more information about a specific issue using very simple questions, leading to the client creating a metaphor for their issue, which can then be incorporated into a hypnosis session.

Metaphor
Clean
Subtopic
Milton model
Meta model