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Universal Symbol for Hypnosis
Is there a universal symbol for Hypnosis. You know like the barber pole ,the Justice Scale etc.
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Permalink Reply by Sheila M. Street, CH CI T.NLP on -
I'm not aware of one, but I'm thinking there should be one - I think it would be a really cool way to identify yourself quickly if there was one. Not sure about other places, but in Ontario, Canada we are allowed to have special symbols on our licence plates (for a premium price, of course), and many medical practioners have opted to have the Caduceus included, sometimes with their "Dr. and name/initials".
That said, for identification, those of us who are NGH Certified get plastic cards annually (with dues renewal) - the NGH symbol, I believe is becoming synonymous with hypnosis (although I'm sure other organizations would probably consider their logo is just as synonymous).
Sheila
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Permalink Reply by Michael Zappellini on -
I like to use this. I made it with photoshop. If you like it you can use it
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Permalink Reply by Michael Ellner on -
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Permalink Reply by James Hazlerig on -
A lot of people associate spirals with hypnosis, but again, it's kind of a cheesy cliche. Not that I don't have a giant spiral I plan to spin in front of an audience soon . . .
Personally, I'm very fond of the image of the God Hypnos, who is depicted with wings on his head. But that's far from universal.
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Permalink Reply by Carol Sanders on -
Thank you Michael !.. Its interesting. How did you come up with the idea for that?
Michael Zappellini said:I like to use this. I made it with photoshop. If you like it you can use it
Michael
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Permalink Reply by Carol Sanders on
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Hmmm,,interesting, I will ponder that suggestion. Thank You !
James Hazlerig said:A lot of people associate spirals with hypnosis, but again, it's kind of a cheesy cliche. Not that I don't have a giant spiral I plan to spin in front of an audience soon . . .
Personally, I'm very fond of the image of the God Hypnos, who is depicted with wings on his head. But that's far from universal.
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Permalink Reply by Carol Sanders on
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Dang, that is not showing up Michael.. can you email it to me?
Michael Ellner said:
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Permalink Reply by Carol Sanders on
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That is the first I thought of but it just doesnt seem to fit the bill for me....like Christmas shopping, lots of stuff to buy but just not quiet what I think I want to buy for that person...LOL
Henxy said:It's a cliché, but the pendulum seems to be the most associated symbol!
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Permalink Reply by Fable Goodman on -
Michael Ellner said:
My thoughts exactly.
I like your style Mr. Elner!
Love and hugs,
Fable
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Permalink Reply by Fable Goodman on
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I know it's very cliched.. but I've started... so I'll finish...
My suggestion for a universal symbol is some where in
this five minute video.
Love and hugs,
Fable
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Permalink Reply by Michael Zappellini on
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I just took a traditional medical symbol and I added an eye for hypnosis.
Cheers
Michael Z.
Carol Sanders said:Thank you Michael !.. Its interesting. How did you come up with the idea for that?
Michael Zappellini said:I like to use this. I made it with photoshop. If you like it you can use it
Michael
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