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an introduction
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laying some easy foundations
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welcome
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creating genuine confidence
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what is hypnosis?
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a generic invitation into hypnosis
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a fail safe invitation
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using "likes" as an invitation into hypnosis
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an example of using likes
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conversational hypnosis
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using a previous experience
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catalepsy - what is it and ...
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arm levitation
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hypnosis as a mood
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introducing hypnosis
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incorporating external distractions
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incorporating client concerns
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incorporating therapist concerns
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arm levitation
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I've included an audio session building on the catalepsy experience in the previous session. In experiencing it yourself, you can then make your own adaption to applying it to different people. I'd recommend that you play with this yourself, with the opposite hand, with both hands, starting from a cataleptic position, from sitting on a chair with your arms resting on the arms of the chair ...
And then see how others respond - friends, colleagues, clients.
Rather than having a purpose in mind before we start this experience, we can invite the levitation, ask what the client is experiencing, and then adapt that to any problem that they may have.
Have fun playing, and please leave some comments.
5 comments
Hello Rob
This was a light experience, somehow happy feeling. It is like in real life when we begin to think something intensely it is almost as if that something is everywhere and it comes closer and somehow possible. I think we all have so much possibilities in life and we need to trust that feeling.
Hello Asta
The marvelous thing about arm levitation is that it creates an experience. We can explore with each individual client just what their experience is and then make use of this in helping them towards their solution. It can provide a concrete experience of a possibility that might have seemed impossible.
If the client is resistant to arm levitation to the face and remains motionless would you suggest we utilise the fact it remains there Rob?
Yes, we can utilise their response, and even offer possibility that they can't allow their arm to lift.
Thats great. Thank you Rob... :-)
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