What is your favourite tool ?

Im sure this may have been discussed before but i cant find anything so ill start a discussion anyway.

I would like to know what your favourite tool in your toolbox is and why. It can be for any reason and im sure we all have one or 2 favourites although this may change from time to time.

mine are the New behaviour generator and the control room just because they are so versatile and can be adapted to almost anything. They also promote the client taking control and making the changes !!

Through this discussion we can maybe all pick up some new skills from each other too !!

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Permalink Reply by Roy Hunter on February 12, 2012 at 3:41pm

My favorite tool when clients have inner conflicts is parts therapy.

Roy

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Permalink Reply by Kathleen Hanover on February 13, 2012 at 7:11am

I'm partial to 3/4 HP cordless drills. But that's just me. :)

Hypnosis-wise, as a client, I like dual inductions. Being hyperanalytical, they really work well to overload my conscious mind.

As a hypnotist, so far my intuition and observation skills are my best tools.

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Permalink Reply by Michael Ellner on February 13, 2012 at 10:31am

Hi Connor,

This is an example of a dual induction. Rchard Jamison and I recorded it in 1997 without a script and in one take. FYI - I love jamming with other hypnos -- I have particpated in dozens and dozens of spontaneous dual inductions with the likes of McGill, Barsky, Cleary, Sandland, Trowbridge and Jamison. I am looking foward to jamming with Nongard, Welch and Woods in the near future...

http://smashingbeliefs.com/Ellner/Jamison-Ellner-Basic-QF-Exercise.mp3

Enjoy-

Michael E.

Connor Wyatt said:

Kathleen,

I take it that although you are the HT PR person, you know a little about hypnosis. I usually use instant inductions on analytical people, could you outline the techniques behind a dual induction?

Thanks

Connor Wyatt

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Permalink Reply by Leshem Yosef on February 13, 2012 at 10:38am

GREAT Michael

Group dual induction - hypnosis from youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3f1B_UqTXVU

Michael Ellner said:

Hi Connor,

This is an example of a dual induction. Rchard Jamison and I recorded it in 1997 without a script and in one take. FYI - I love jamming with other hypnos -- I have particpated in dozens and dozens of spontaneous dual inductions with the likes of McGill, Barsky, Cleary, Sandland, Trowbridge and Jamison. I am looking foward to jamming with Nongard, Welch and Woods in the near future...

http://smashingbeliefs.com/Ellner/Jamison-Ellner-Basic-QF-Exercise.mp3
Enjoy-

Michael E.

© 1997-2012 All rights reserved....Ellner/Jamison-Ellner-Basic-QF-Exercise.mp3

Connor Wyatt said:

Kathleen,

I take it that although you are the HT PR person, you know a little about hypnosis. I usually use instant inductions on analytical people, could you outline the techniques behind a dual induction?

Thanks

Connor Wyatt

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Permalink Reply by Gaz colfer on February 13, 2012 at 11:45am

I love using Focussing, Parts, Timeline and Future Pacing..all have great use's in many different areas of changework!

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Permalink Reply by Kathleen Hanover on February 13, 2012 at 7:13pm

Wow...apparently I'm the HT branding person too, if you think I'm the PR person. ;) Awesome.

I know a lot about hypnosis as a client, and a little about hypnosis as a hypnotist. Enough to tell you that a dual induction is a two-fer: two inductions at the same time, one in each ear.

Scott Sandland works alone as well, but somehow he has discovered a magical device that allows him to record himself speaking two different times, and yet play them back simultaneously. It seems as though Michael has discovered the same device.

If you want to do a dual induction, Connor, the first step is for you to believe it is possible for you to do one. ;)

Kathleen

Connor Wyatt said:

Kathleen,

I take it that although you are the HT PR person, you know a little about hypnosis. I usually use instant inductions on analytical people, could you outline the techniques behind a dual induction?

Thanks

Connor Wyatt

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Permalink Reply by James Hazlerig - HypnosisAustin on February 13, 2012 at 9:26pm

Just remember, Kathleen, you're not selling drills; you're selling holes!

Kathleen Hanover said:

I'm partial to 3/4 HP cordless drills. But that's just me. :)

Hypnosis-wise, as a client, I like dual inductions. Being hyperanalytical, they really work well to overload my conscious mind.

As a hypnotist, so far my intuition and observation skills are my best tools.