"I like the Vertigo Induction, which I learned from Robert Otto 6-7 years ago. I have only had a few people who had a problem with the rotating chair. Thye biggest problem I have with it is that when I travel, I rarely have a rotating chair, so I end…"
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What's your favorite induction?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mark V Johnson Nov 30, 2011. 20 Replies 0 Favorites
Figure that's a good way to get some new inductions :) and peek into the practice of others. Not looking for a "one-size-fits-all" approach, but just your "go-to" induction, the one you tend to feel…Continue
Gurus or Mechanics?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Vince C Apr 30, 2011. 17 Replies 0 Favorites
Am I the only one bothered by the tendency of some to express themselves as "enlightened" guides rather than technically proficient "mind workers?" Personally, I am not looking for you to provide…Continue
Does hypnosis exist?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sofie May 3, 2011. 26 Replies 0 Favorites
Quote from Jeffrey Stephens' blog: http://www.wlmhypnosis.com/Well, the answer to that is “yes…Continue
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paul james replied to Ken Beers's discussion What's your favorite induction?"I still find getting a client to walk down "their staircase" is the best induction.
I know its an old one, to this day it has been 100 % effective.
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Don replied to Ken Beers's discussion What's your favorite induction?"Many people spend a great deal of time and money going from workshop to workshop in order to perfect their technique, when the success of an induction actually depends more on the client than it does on them. Hypnotizing another person is neither…"
Dr. Jonathan Royle replied to Ken Beers's discussion What's your favorite induction?"And the final part of the three...
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Dr. Jonathan Royle replied to Ken Beers's discussion What's your favorite induction?"Heres Part two of the video....
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"I like to keep things simple and after I have created an awareness of the breath and the body and used lots of lovely confusional language to get the old PGO firing off I use special place induction and get really hypnotic. Everyone has a…"
Dr. Jonathan Royle replied to Ken Beers's discussion What's your favorite induction?"You should always tailor the induction for the client, the situation (stage or therapy) and to the environment etc,
Also take account of Health and Safety (no drop backs on people with bad backs for example)
I love the quick and…"
Lisa replied to Ken Beers's discussion What's your favorite induction?"Hi Graham,
Thank you for the links-that is a very useful site.Just what I was looking for.
gentle day,
Lisa
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Bruce Taylor replied to Ken Beers's discussion What's your favorite induction?"I use many but find I use a modified Elman the majority of the time. It all depends on the client and what I decide during the pre-talk.
Bruce Taylor
www.taylorhypnosiscenter.com"
Graham Old replied to Ken Beers's discussion What's your favorite induction?"Agreed, that would be a close third for me. In fact, I think all three are more about principles than merely actual inductions. So, I probably incorporate elements of them in almost every induction I do.
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macka replied to Ken Beers's discussion What's your favorite induction?"I Love the non awareness set by Igor Ledochowski
macka"
Graham Old replied to Ken Beers's discussion What's your favorite induction?"Ooh, that's easy:
My Friend John
or
Leisure Trance Induction
graham
www.hypnosisnorthampton.com"
Michael Ellner replied to Ken Beers's discussion What's your favorite induction?"Hi Ken-
Q) What's your favorite induction?
A) The one that I am using...
Kidding aside, I like conversational inductions - I enjly creating trance by describing trance... I mix it up by matching my description to my…"
Kelley Woods replied to Ken Beers's discussion What's your favorite induction?"I'll vote for Dr. Flower's fractionation induction. I like it because it is so simple for a client to follow, especially when I preface it by telling them that they can utilize it for falling back asleep in the middle of the night...
If…"
John Cleesattel replied to Ken Beers's discussion What's your favorite induction?"Here is a video of an expectancy induction that you can check out for yourself..
May my stop smoking intervention serve you well. I priced it cheap so people could easily obtain it and be more successful. If you like, and haven't…"
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- Miami, FL
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- No Hypnosis Experience
- What are you looking for on this site?
- Direction for legitimate study and practice of Hypnotism as a second career. Further explanation of the reality of Hypnotism (I see the testimony and body of work, but I have yet to experience hypnotism myself)
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- About Me:
- Had a copy of "Frogs into Princes" by Bandler and Grinder back in 1979 when it first came out. Read it, loved it. (But something weird, I could SWEAR I read it before 1979! I thought I read it in High School, but I graduated in 1979 and was in Miami already. Perhaps I owned it in college...)
I am an Air Traffic Control Supervisor, after a 21+-year career as a controller and instructor. I am eligible to retire October 2011.
I have never hypnotized or been hypnotized by someone, although my family used to be able to do or say anything to me in a room when I was reading as a kid, so I suppose I am capable of a deep trance state. I still do it, now more often when reading on the computer or writing or spreadsheeting.
- Hobbies:
- Big fan of Milton Erickson, Nicola Tesla, and Teddy Roosevelt. Write fiction, publish ebooks on Amazon (not my own), love moving averages and Fibonacci sequences. A happy family man with a wonderful wife and five awesome kids (now grown).
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Watching others
Posted on April 11, 2011 at 3:48pm 5 Comments 0 Favorites
I've put Reg Blackwood's youtube persona (quintroon) into the mighty Sony Blue-Ray player and am watching his stuff. I like the idea of starting with rapid (or instant) inductions and "stage" or entertainment hypnosis. The one thing I've seen from this site so far is that there are many conflicting ideas about not only what hypnotists do, but what hypnotism IS.
Frankly, the control/mentoring debate is…
Continue The journey begins...
Posted on April 9, 2011 at 5:00am 0 Comments 0 Favorites
I will start here.
If you are reading this, sometime in the further future, you will find my path. I have had nothing to take with me on this road but a jumbled bag of jargon, myth, concepts, dire warnings and bad advice. Ahead surely lie swindlers and highwaymen, the unimaginative and warlocks, wise women and men along with fools and the self-deluded, the evil the good and those not ruled by law.
There is no sure way, no sign, no well-traveled road - only…
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- At 12:13pm on April 15, 2011,
Ricky Strode said… Hello, I am in Orlando, Florida. If you would like you can join my group here, then look up Florida hypnotists and more.
Happy Trancing,
Ricky W. Strode
Your In-Trance to Success
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Fable Goodman said… - A warm welcome to hypnothoughts community,
I trust you will have an enjoyable and fruitful time here,
Love and hugs,
Fable
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