Outline for Hypnosis Training:
Introduction – the Mind/Body Connection
- The connection between the Unconscious Mind and the Body
- What is Real?
- Why do we want to learn Hypnosis
A Brief History of Hypnosis
- 1500: the early stages
- 19th century: the beginnings
- 20th century: the development
- 21th century: the applications
Trance
- Trance and Rapport
- Experiencing Trance
- Stage Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy
- Trance and Learning
Milton Model Patterns of Hypnotic Language
Utilisation
- ‘That’s right – very good!’
Personal History
- Questions for obtaining detailed personal History
- Using the Metamodel
Pre-talk and suggestibility Tests
- Addressing Misconceptions
- Helping the Client Understand Trance and its benefits
- Suggestibility Tests
- Suggestibility Tests as convincers
Stages of Hypnosis
- Recognising levels of Trance
- Stages of Hypnosis
- Applicability of the stages of Hypnosis
Ericksonian Methods
- The Usefulness
- Utilisation Approach
- Steps in Trance work
- Hypnotic patterns and indirect Suggestion
- Evaluation of Results
The Pendulum and other Ideomotor Signals
- The use of the pendulum
- Other signals
Metaphors
- Mutliple Embeded Metaphors
Progressive Test Induction based on Estabrooks
- Close eyes test
- Eyelid test
- Stiff arm
- Weak legs
- Automatic movement
- Talking in your sleep
- Sleep walking
- Visual Hallucinations
- Post-hypnotic suggestions
- Deepening Techniques
Elman Methods
Time Line Induction
- Dissociated history regression
- Past lives and/or geneology
Conclusion
- Developing your own style
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