Scripts for Snoring

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Permalink Reply by Kelley Woods on September 4, 2011 at 12:25pm

HI Robin,

I've used the idea that a sentry of sorts (solicit the client's input for this) will come to the snorer in a dream and tap him on the shoulder or whisper to him to (insert client's desire)... We set this up in trance state, checking with the SC that it is acceptable and then future test it. Make sure the client is allowed to drift back into restful sleep after making the change.

:) Kelley

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Permalink Reply by Robin How on September 5, 2011 at 4:36am

Thanks Kelley, A great idea. I now need to persuade the clients snoring partner to see me
Robin

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Permalink Reply by Vince Black on September 14, 2011 at 7:10pm

I have not had this come up for me directly, but I have been thinking about this very thing. Along with other things I would add a suggestion to keep just enough tension in the muscles in the throat to keep the airway open while sleeping. Vince.

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Permalink Reply by Vince Black on September 14, 2011 at 7:17pm

What kind of results have you achieved with this? Thanks, Vince.

Kelley Woods said:

HI Robin,

I've used the idea that a sentry of sorts (solicit the client's input for this) will come to the snorer in a dream and tap him on the shoulder or whisper to him to (insert client's desire)... We set this up in trance state, checking with the SC that it is acceptable and then future test it. Make sure the client is allowed to drift back into restful sleep after making the change.

:) Kelley

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Permalink Reply by Kelley Woods on September 14, 2011 at 7:24pm

Hi Vince,

I've had several clients request help in reducing their snoring, some of them were also apnea sufferers. This approach was helpful to most of them, but not for one who slept so deeply that he didn't recall any dreams, ever.

I played off of similar ideas for bed-wetting (hat tip to Michael Ellner) and even the idea that someone having a nightmare can invite a guardian to awaken him.

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