Here are three approaches which, when combined, greatly increase your chances of eliciting hypnotic phenomena from your hypnotic subjects.
Hypnotherapy Techniques Articles by Mark Tyrrell
Hypnosis is still somewhat of a mystery for many practitioners. Yet its potential for therapeutic benefit is enormous and well studied. In these pages you’ll find both de-mystification and education. These articles were created to appeal to both the hypnotically clinically skilled therapist as well as the practitioner who might just have a budding interest. There’s a great variation here so please dive in and enjoy.
Should You Use Regression with Your Clients?
False memories can be created during regression. Here are four reasons why taking your client back to the past isn’t always the right approach.
How to Use Hypnosis in Emergencies
Certified Emergency Hypnosis Trainer William Johnson shares five emergency hypnosis techniques.
Are You Accidentally Hypnotizing Your Clients?
Why I encourage all therapists to learn about hypnosis, even if they aren’t planning on delivering hypnotherapy.
Inside the UK’s Hypnotherapy in Schools Program
Since 2011, Caroline Dyson has been developing and establishing the Hypnotherapy in Schools Program, which uses clinical hypnotherapy to help pupils with any aspect of their emotional health or wellbeing, thereby improving their ability to learn effectively.
Does Hypnosis Work, Really?
Against the comical backdrop of mid-life amateur tennis players, lobs, and mis-hits, I explain to my sceptical opponent why I believe hypnotherapy is an essential tool for all people helpers.
Using Hypnotherapy with Children
In this guest post, Clinical Hypnotherapist Lynda Hudson shares the knowledge she has gained during 20 years specializing in hypnotherapy for children.
Knowing Without Knowing: The Conscious / Unconscious Split
Delve into cognitive dissonance, the hidden observer, trance logic and more in this free video from our Uncommon Psychotherapy course.