Hypnotherapy 201 Update

Today is the last day of our hypnotherapy training. We are going to be covering how to deal with fears and phobias. Yesterday, we demonstrated ideomotor responses and pendulum hypnosis and their associated therapies. John Zulli demonstrated how to use ideomotor responses to help with a hives condition that one of the students had.

I had the oppertunity to work transformational hypnosis with one of the students in front of the entire class. She was a young, bright inividual who felt that others perceived her to be insignificant. During the pre-induction interview, I asked our client some questions to begin to uncover what her underlying issues were. Once we knew what she wanted to work on, I hypnotized her using a rapid induction. I began to intensify the emotion, and once that was completed, I used age regression to move back in time to help her uncover the initial sensitizing event. Once we arrived to the sensitizing event, I moved her into Gestalt dialoging. She began the process of finding a resolution, then I began to take her through the re-education process of her sub-conscious mind. After the awakening procedure, she opened her eyes and began to speak of her experience. It was such an intimate experience that the entire class shared together.

I believe that one of the most valuable parts of the hypnotherapy training at the International Institute of Hypnosis is the live demonstrations and excercises that we perform with the students. Not only do they become certified hypnotherapist, they change completely as human being for the better. It is impossible to be exposed to this information and not change. :-)

I hope to see you in one of our classes soon.

Marc