11 Secrets To Creating Powerful Post Hypnotic Suggestions (PLUS Milton Erickson Cures Driving Phobia) – 2ND EDITION

If you’re struggling to help people make positive changes through hypnosis, then this may be one of the most important things that you ever read.
Here’s why:

Post Hypnotic Suggestions are possibly one of the most misunderstood aspects of hypnosis...

A lot of hypnotists are afraid to use them in case they fail.

Others are unsure of when’s the best time to use them during a session to increase their chances of being accepted or acted upon.

Or for others, their results are hit and miss. Leaving them to scratch their heads while they try to discern why.

Yes, it’s true. Post Hypnotic Suggestions are just one tool in your hypnosis tool kit.

But they just happen to be a really important tool.

Think of it this way: a hammer is just one tool, but without it, you can’t build a house. The same can be said for Post Hypnotic Suggestions.

In this article, you’re going to find out why many Post Hypnotic Suggestions fail to deliver the goods (especially if they’re the only tool you use in a session).

And more importantly, you’re going to find out how to make yours dance with your subject’s unconscious.

But first thing’s first, here’s a rather unusual story for you.

Milton Erickson had a subject with a horrific driving phobia. We’re not talking about a run of the mill fear.

This man couldn’t leave the city limits without passing out or vomiting on himself.

For lack of better words, this guy was stuck.

Can you imagine being so scared that you couldn’t even leave the area you live in?
It begins with a feeling of sheer terror exploding in your chest.

You freeze in your tracks like a deer caught in the headlights.

Your nervous system shuts down and you pass out.

This was down right sheer terror. Mixed in with utter humiliation for vomiting on himself.

So what Erickson had his subject do to get over his phobia was really out of the ordinary. But you’ll find out more about this in a few minutes.

But first...

What Is A Post Hypnotic Suggestion?

Simply put – it’s a suggestion given during hypnotic trance to be unconsciously acted upon out of hypnosis.

Think about it another way...

It’s a powerful instruction that causes you to act in a certain way. And even feel a certain feeling, or do a specific behavior.

But one thing that’s important to remember when using Post Hypnotic Suggestions is:

Not all Post Hypnotic Suggestions are created equal.

Read on to learn about the fine line between an artful Post Hypnotic Suggestion a person feels compelled to act on and one to jump with joy over.

Source: http://hypnosistrainingacademy.com/10-steps-to-creating-post-hypnotic-suggestions/

Amusing Milton Erickson Story – How To Influence Your Daughter’s New Boyfriend

It’s often a nail-biting experience for a young man when meeting the father of his girlfriend for the very first time.

Well, there a probably a few more variables that could be thrown into the mix to make the story Igor shares in the video above even worse.

But when your girlfriend’s father happens to be Milton Erickson, and you’re a huge fan of his work, you can understand why this caused a storm of overwhelm to break loose in the young man’s nervous mind.

To hear this famous story and find out more about Erickson’s unique style, check the video out.
 
Not only will it shed some light on what made him so legendary… but you’ll also get a glimpse into his trickster nature.

Can’t get enough of Ericksonian hypnotic storytelling & metaphors?
You can get the entire Hypnotic Ericksonian Storytelling Metaphors Program here.

Source: http://hypnosistrainingacademy.com/milton-erickson-story-amusing/

How To Mine for Storytelling Metaphors: A Hypnotic Demonstration

It’s a common default reaction when faced with a problem…

In your subject’s determined and well-meaning attempt to understand, analyze, assess and solve an issue, they unwittingly build it up.

The problem grows arms and legs – making it so much more intimidating than what it really is (or ought to be).

This is where overcoming a problem starts to feel impossible.

And is exactly the point where you need to get your subject to do a mental U-turn.

Because rather than building up a problem, the fastest and most powerful way to solve it is to actually scale it back to the core.

Interested to find out how?

Check out the above video demonstration to see master hypnotist Igor Ledochowski “mine for metaphors.”

Source: http://hypnosistrainingacademy.com/hypnotic-storytelling-metaphors/

How To Tell A Hypnotic Story That Heals & Transforms Your Subject

When people think of Milton Erickson, one trait that comes to mind was his seemingly natural "gift" to tell deeply hypnotizing stories.

The way he could entrance his subjects with even the simplest of words is what gained him so much respect and admiration.

There’s no disputing that he was a clever man and a brilliant hypnotist.

But his ability to always find the right words had nothing to do with him being a Shakespearean-like wordsmith.

In fact, his words were secondary when it came to his proven formula.

Which was:

Hunt for the metaphor within your subject’s story.

Reason being: your subjects unknowingly tell you the stories that they need to hear so they can heal... they just don’t know it.

Meaning that your job as the hypnotist is to find this verbal elixir and feed it back to them.

This may sound like no easy feat. But actually, it’s a lot simpler than you might think.

To find out more, watch the video to hear master hypnotist Igor Ledochowski explain why powerful hypnotic storytelling is a skill anyone can master.

Source: http://hypnosistrainingacademy.com/how-to-tell-a-hypnotic-story/

The Hypnotist's Guide To Trance: What It Is, How You Can Induce It and 7 Signs That Show You It's Happening

Many have wondered...

Is it some kind of mystical state of mind?

Is it a powerful force that puts you under a freaky spell where you have no control over your actions?

Is it a mysterious energy that elevates your brain to a higher plane of existence?

While the concept of hypnotic trance certainly conjures up a lot of intrigue and curiosity, the truth is a lot simpler.

In fact, significantly so.

"Trance" really is just a metaphor.

Yep, really.

We hope that this discovery didn’t just blow the air out of your tires in the same way that Dorothy’s first meeting with the Wizard of Oz did.

So let us explain...

Hypnotic "trance" is just a word that we use to identify the conditions under which someone responds to hypnotic suggestions.

We understand that this might read as a bit of a surprise to you. But the proof really is in the pudding. Academics have been studying trance for over a century now, trying to pinpoint exactly what it is.

Is it a state? Is it a trait? Is it a genetic predisposition?

But no matter how hard they look, they can’t find an answer.

They’ve even used fMRI scans that measure brain activity. But they found there was no detectable pattern in the brain when someone was in a trance.

However, thankfully there’s a very good reason they came to this simple, yet obvious conclusion:

We’re in the trance state so often that it doesn’t show up in the brain as anything unusual. It’s an experience that occurs in everyone on a regular basis.

And to further compound this discovery, here is another little known fact:

You don’t need to be in a trance for hypnosis to occur. Hypnosis and trance are not synonymous.

Or otherwise put: being in a trance is not proof that any hypnotic experience is taking place.

However, what does go together like two peas in a pod is hypnosis and suggestion.

If you give someone a suggestion and they act on it, then it’s your gold litmus test that hypnosis is indeed working, meaning that hypnosis and suggestion are completely synonymous with one another.

After reading the above, understandably, you might be wondering, what’s the point of trance then?

So, let us explain...

Trance serves as a type of shorthand to let you know that the conditions in which someone responds to hypnotic suggestions are right.

Therefore, being able to identify a trance or the signs of trance can help you know when a hypnotic relationship has been established.

It gives you a green light to proceed with whatever hypnosis work you intend on doing.

That it’s an optimal time to cue up your suggestions.

Meaning that trance plays an incredibly important role in the whole hypnosis process.

In this article, we’re going to explain what this role is, in addition to explaining the following essential concepts so you’re able to confidently put your subjects into a trance...

• Understanding Hypnosis: Monoideism and The Ideodynamic Effect
• Are You Living In Reality, Or Are You Just Hallucinating?
• 7 Trance Signs That Take The Guesswork Out Of Knowing Whether Your Subject Is In A Trance
• Why Hypnosis Fails And What You Can Do About It
  • Doubt vs. Belief: Dissolving And Creating Realities
  • The 5 Most Common Reasons Hypnosis Fails
• BONUS SECTION: How To Put Someone In A Trance Using The ABS Formula
• A Few Final Words

So let’s jump in and get started...

Source: http://hypnosistrainingacademy.com/what-is-trance-hypnotists-guide/

[ADVANCED GUIDE] How To Master Hypnotic Regression Therapy – Part II: Proven 12 Step Method To Successfully Dissolve Anxiety, Phobias and Traumas, Plus Bonus Video Training

Welcome to Part 2 of our comprehensive guide on regression hypnotherapy.

In this article, the 12-step regression method, which is taught worldwide at our hypnosis training seminars, will be broken down step-by-step.

After the technique breakdown, we’ve included a real-life demonstration of master hypnotist Igor Ledochowski doing regression therapy (using this exact method) to remove a woman’s fear of snakes, which had been terrifying her for 30 years.

Then, we’ll show you how to put the same technique into practice again – except this time conversationally – and in just a few minutes, too.

If, however, you’ve landed on this page having bypassed the essential principles and best practices covered in Part 1, we do urge you to take a step back and read the first article in this 2-part series.

Reason being: regression therapy is a very big topic. One where you’re dealing with someone’s (often intense) emotions and the way that person make sense of the world.

Therefore, this 12-step method will only be effective once you have an understanding of the dynamics behind regression therapy, which is covered in Part 1.

If, however you’re ready to proceed…

A FEW FINAL NOTES:

• In the below example, the client is often referred to as the “adult” and “child.” This is based on the assumption that the memory or emotional trauma you’re trying to dissolve happened in their childhood (so you’re bouncing back and forth between adulthood and childhood), however, of course this may not be always the case.

• As you work through each of the steps, which can be done very quickly once you become familiar with them, it’s important to continually give praise and encouragement to your client. Tell them they’re doing great, build up their self-confidence, comment on how well they’re handling it, and generally keep boosting their self-belief at every opportunity you get!

And for ease of use when reading this article, the links from each section are below:

• The 12 Steps Of Regression Therapy

• Step 1: Induce Trance & Regress Using H+ & Rapport

• Step 2: Orient Fully

• Step 3: Cause Dissociation

• Step 4: Reframe

• Step 5: Find 2 Points Of Safety

• Step 6: Explain The “Safety To Safety” Loop To Adult

• Step 7: Hypnotist Coaches Adult & Adult Coaches Child

• Step 8: Reframe Adult

• Step 9: Adult Coaches Child

• Step 10: Run Cycles Several Times & Reframe Each One

• Step 11: Forgive

• Step 12: Reintegrate

• Video Demonstration: The 12-Step Regression Hypnotherapy Technique In Action – Watch Igor Ledochowski Dissolve A Woman’s Snake Phobia

• Regression Therapy Done Conversationally

• Conclusion

Do you want to become an Elite-Level Hypnotist? Join Igor’s upcoming webinar to find out what his 5 keys to success are and how to use them in your practice.
 

Source: http://hypnosistrainingacademy.com/hypnotic-regression-therapy-12-step-method-part2/

[ADVANCED GUIDE] How To Master Hypnotic Regression Therapy – Part I: Essential Principles To Profoundly Transform Your Subject’s Emotional Trauma

Warning! This 2-part series on regression hypnotherapy contains intermediate to advanced content that will make you a powerful force for good Hypnosis Power in the world.

So if you’re looking to for a comprehensive guide on regression hypnotherapy to enhance your existing hypnosis knowledge, you’ve come to the right place.

For ease of use, this guide is divided into two parts.

Part 1 dives straight into the essential principles and best practices that you need to be aware of before doing any regression work.

And in Part 2 the 12-step regression hypnotherapy method, which is taught by the Hypnosis Training Academy, is broken down, step-by-step.

And to show you how to piece it all together, in Part 2 there is also a bonus training video of master hypnotist Igor Ledochowski performing this powerful regression hypnotherapy method on a woman with a serious snake phobia.

To view the individual sections of Part 1, click on the links below (or continue reading):

• Before You Get Started
• Why Regression Therapy?
• The Truth About Regression & Memory
• Where Does Trauma Come From?
• Hypnotherapy & Memory: Connecting The Dots?
• Regression vs. Revivification: What’s The Difference?
• Managing An Abreaction
• Behavioral Principles Essential To Regression Therapy
• Behavior vs. Intention
• How Negative Emotions Inhibit Change
• Forgiveness & Letting Go
• Creating Client Confidence Through Tone Of Voice And Bedside Manner
• A Question Of Privacy: When To Use Content-Free Therapy
• And Remember, It’s Just A Technique!

And once you’ve gone through the essential principles covered in this article, you can access Part 2 here: [ADVANCED GUIDE] How To Master Hypnotic Regression Therapy – Part II: Proven 12 Step Method To Successfully Dissolve Anxiety, Phobias and Traumas, Plus Bonus Video Training

But first…

Before You Get Started…

Regression is a huge topic.

Given this, it’s impossible to condense all of the relevant information into the space of two articles.

This is why we’ll be focusing on the main underlying principles so you can use this information to enhance your existing knowledge.

Therefore, to understand this article completely and comprehensively, it is recommended that your hypnosis knowledge is of an advanced level.

The other thing you need to keep in mind is this:

Any trauma, phobia or situation where strong emotions exist can be debilitating.

It can make people suffer.

When using hypnotherapy, you’re trying to end that suffering. You’re trying to show people that they don’t need to suffer. That there is another way.

That they’re using their mental landscape in a way that’s causing them to suffer, so if they can change the way that mental landscape operates, they’ll stop the suffering.

Sometimes you can achieve that in 5 minutes. But sometimes it can take a lot longer.

The trick is not to get hung up on the steps involved in regression therapy but to focus on what you’re trying to accomplish.

As you’ll discover in Part 2, the 12 steps simply give you the framework to learn the process.

Once you know the process well enough, you can adapt it to fit the person and the situation. Keep reading>>
 

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Source: http://hypnosistrainingacademy.com/regression-therapy-hypnotherapy-essential-principles-part1/