Stephen Brooks – Hypnotherapy Lectures – Part 4

120 essential skills and techniques are covered in the course.

The principles of indirect hypnotism. The approach is called the interactional approach. The approach to personal life. Implication, compression and economic language are used. Symptom substitution and resolution. There is a relationship between cause and symptom. There is response attentiveness. Positive outcomes can be achieved. Communicating with the unconscious. Identifying Verifiable Goals Criteria and Beliefs are values. Abreaction and trauma are related. Identifying sabotage strategies. Therapeutic orientation is change or improvement? The patient should be encouraged to stay in therapy. Future pacing. There are secondary gains and indirect benefits. Weaning patients off therapy. The patient has metaphors. Change can be contextualised. Symptom based metaphors and organic metaphors. Developing strategies to deal with failure. Pursuing relevance. There is a structure of learned experience. The Irrationality and Framing model is used. Time frames and contextual frames. There are benefits and costs. The laws of attachment and non-attachment. Personality types are decision making. Conditioning and anchoring. There are feedback loops. There are laws of reverse and concentrated effort. Positive Expectancy and Reinforcement Laws. There are laws of observation, utilization and reframing.

There are indirect hypnotism techniques. There is a time distortion. Favorite activity and leisure activities. There is pseudo-orientation in time. Positive Negative Integration in Hypnotherapy. There is a third person dissociation. It’s a type of catapsy. Arm levitating. Automatic Writing in Hypnotherapy. Unconscious negotiation can be done in hypnotism. The previous trance was recalled as an insturment. Surprise technique changes. The metaphor is therapeutic. Multiple mirror therapy There are age regression techniques. There is a disproportionate intervention. The old master was an insturment. The use of sub-modalities is indirect. Downtime is uptime. Utilising the patient’s needs as a motivational strategy. There is a stop smoking strategy. Icing Amnesia. There is a self-suggestion. Your patient can be taught self-hypnosis. The Four Seasons were inducted. Multiple Screens and Crystal Gazing. Non verbal initiations. Ideo-Motor signaling. My friend John was inducted. There is cellular healing therapy. The early learning set. There areambling symptoms. Task assignments are a big deal. Eye Fixation and Distractions can be done. The confusion is caused by the confusion. It is a deep trance identification. Pain Control and Anaesthesia can be achieved with the use of hypnotism.

There are indirect hypnotism skills. Taking the patient’s history. High quality information gathering. TherapeuticNominalisations are created and applied. The Minimal Cues of Trance are recognised. Creating dependent suggestions. Questioning open. There are positive and negative frames. Patterns of association are sorted. There are Adjunctive Suggestions. Calibrating to positive and negative responses. Responses to polarity. There are classes of double Binds. There are suggestions for passive response. There is a double entendre used. There are post phenotic suggestions. There are serial suggestions. NegativeNominalisations are challenged. Sensory based predicates. Suggestions can be open-ended. Resource access Calibration of facial symmetry. The eye contact is insertive. Identifying Patients Subject Interpretationives. Casting Doubt and Challenging a Patient’s Interpretations. Video Descriptions and Sequence Responses are required. Therapeutic tasks are designed. Prescribing and delivering tasks. Developing a compassionate empowering personality.

Integrity and ethics. Patient confidentiality is important. Integrity and ethics are part of a Hypnotherapy practice. It might be better to work with a co-therapist. How to keep patient records. When to stop treatment. Legal business management and practice. The current status of codes of practice. There are medical and psychologicalcontraindications to hypnotism. Requesting feedback and follow-up is important. When to refer to mental illnesses. Clear guidelines regarding duration and cost are needed.

The development of practitioners. Humanistic and psychodynamic psychology are included. There is a research methodology related to hypnotism. The history of hypnotism as a therapy. Evaluation of professional skill development. The value of ongoing training and the need for supervision. Basic biology and medicine. Recent developments in neuroscience related to the mind. There is recognition of how previous treatment may affect therapy.

The relationship is related to hypnotism. Developing a caring and sincere approach to those in need. Patients have general health and lifestyle management. Social and relationship skills are needed for patients. There are local resources and support groups for patients. The patient has expectations regarding outcomes. Counter transference and transference. Patients are encouraged to be involved in the treatment. There are influences that affect therapy. Treatment can be contextualized to the patient’s environment. How to clearly communicate therapeutic options. Patients decisions and perception can be affected by emotions. Negotiating mutually acceptable therapeutic outcomes. The effectiveness of treatment is evaluated.

There are 10 Lectures in this part. 31. Positive outcomes can be achieved. It was 32. The response to polarity responses. 33. There is an intervention. 34. Communication with the unconscious. 35. The old master had an insturment. 36. There are sub-modalities. 37. Eye accessing and Rep systems are used. 38. Verifiable goals are identified. 39. Therapy from past life. 40. Criteria and Beliefs are values.