Hypnotherapy Training Part 1

What's the secret
1. 100% confidence
2. Clients outcome and wellbeing is the key
3. Be as professional as you can at all times
4. Work with/ Know your limitations
Stage Hypnosis
1. Entertainment
Hypnotherapy
1. Therapeutic intervention
Both use the same tools
UK Law
1. 1952 Stage Hypnosis Act
  1. Stage hypnosis
2. Hypnotherapy
  1. Unregulated
Insurance
1. Public liability
2. Professional Indemnity
3. Therapy insurance
Keeping Records
1. Data Protection Act
Contraindications When NOT to use hypnosis
1. • Epilepsy, Bi-Polar, narcolepsy or patients exhibiting suicidal tendencies
2. • Persons with a history of mental health issues
3. • Persons on medication for any mental illness
4. • Persons under the influence of alcohol or drugs
5. • Persons with a heart complaint
6. • Persons under 18 without a parents' consent and with an adult present at all times
7. • Hyper suggestible persons
8. • Physical problems (without advice/permission from the clients GP)
9. If in doubt: GP Referral
History of hypnosis
1. Hippocrates (460-377 BC)
  1. Galen of Pergamum (129-1999 AD)
    1. Athanasius Kircher (16th Century)
      1. Franz Anton Mesmer (1734 -1815)
        James Braid (1795- 1860)
        Josef Breuer (1842 -1925)
        Sigmund Freud (1856-1939)
        Milton Erickson (1901 –1980)
        George Estabrooks
        Dave Elman
Trance Definition
1. "The bypass of the critical factor of the conscious mind and the establishment of acceptable selective thinking. "
2. " An altered state of awareness, where the senses are heightened".
3. Levels of trance
  1. Light
    1. Relaxation, eye lock, (eyelids won’t open upon suggestion).
  2. Light/Medium
    1. Heavy or floating feeling, locking of isolated muscle groups (Such as the arm.)
  3. Medium
    1. Smell and taste changes, number block (aphasia).
  4. Medium / Deep
    1. Response to post hypnotic suggestions, analgesia (no pain).
  5. Deep
    1. Positive Hallucinations, (Seeing something that is not there).
  6. Somnambulistic
    1. Negative Hallucinations,(Not seeing something that is there).
What do Clients Need?
1. Belief and Expectancy
2. Disorientation and confusion
3. conscious Fatigue
4. Conscious overload
5. Suggestion and repetition
Deepening Trance
1. Count down from high to low
2. Fractionation
3. Utilisation
4. Stock phrases
I.I.C. Principle
1. Intelligence
2. Concentration
3. Imagination
Suggestibility tests
1. Arm Drop
2. Magnetic fingers
3. Interlocked hands
4. Light / Heavy hands
5. Eye lock
6. When ?
Types of induction
1. Progressive
  1. Total body relaxation
2. Permissive
  1. Milton language
3. Authoritarian
  1. Rapid and instant inductions
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