Making Sense of Regression Hypnotherapy
Gabor Mate is a Canadian physician who has worked extensively with addiction on the east side of Vancouver, B.C. He understands the impact of childhood trauma on mental and physical development. His views on problems such as addiction, ADD, and end-of-life issues are very-much aligned with the principles of regressionContinue reading
It begins with an older Polish man ordering an “English for Beginners” book online. Then you learn why… This really is the BEST Christmas video, ever. Okay, it doesn’t have anything to do with hypnosis (unless you consider emotions) …. But I was recently in Poland for a hypnosis trainingContinue reading
People who get triggered are going to get triggered again. Events in daily life can act as reminders of unresolved, painful events from the past. When this happens, the underlying Pain Package gets triggered, which reinforces the whole problem. We call this the Compounding Effect. The Compounding Effect is theContinue reading
Want to make regression hypnosis easier? Teach your clients about how to respond to you during sessions. This one quick-tip will make it easier to find the ISE. You don’t have to solve the client’s whole problem all in one go. Just use your Educational Pre-Talk to show them howContinue reading
Nancy is a good hypnotherapist. She has good training. She’s competent. And she loves what she does. But she’s struggling to make a living. The reason is simple. Nancy only offers single sessions. Nancy suffers from THE most destructive mindset for any healing practitioner – the Single-Session Mindset. The SingleContinue reading
Events that are recalled in regression hypnosis sessions may have no basis in truth or fact – but they are very real experiences. In any given event, the Conscious Mind is being bombarded by much more information than it’s capable of processing. This means that Conscious recall of any eventContinue reading
Too many hypnosis practitioners are intimidated by regression hypnosis. Some will even argue that it’s dangerous. They’ll tell you that you’re going to re-traumatize the client. That’s just not true. It doesn’t have to be scary. It doesn’t have to be traumatic for the client. And when you’re dealing withContinue reading