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Mark - you wanna learn Russian I believe. Alla on this group speaks Russian and works with Russian clients. You can search her out.

Thank you for your kind comments about my blog Mark


When you have listened to that recording a few times, have a listen to my other recording, "Dreams Come True"

Feel free to write a comment on the blog.
and keep your eyes open for my response to Melissa's question coming shortly.

Love and hugs,

Fable

AHHHH - so you are recycling! Change does not occur in a straight line. We get to revisit old stuff when we are ready for a deeper cut - but look how far you have come - you are not where you were 18 years ago. Be open for the possibility of a deeper healing.
Do you use self-hypnosis? I teach the one minute Light Switch (see my videos) and encourage clients to use it at least 5 minutes a day - EVERY DAY! It is away of being pro-active (offensive) rather than being re-active (defensive).

Let me know if I can be of support.

Our Jan/Feb is worse than Tulsa weather, in a way. After all, it's Oscar Season.

How's Tulsa these days? Bitter cold, I'm guessing!

Hey! Great to meet you, good luck with the Russian! I actually live in Tulsa (Finally moved back, its a great city) and just opened my old office back up at www.TulsaHypnosis.com
Lets go eat lunch!

Hi Mark,
Best of success with your studies. I agree with Don, think twice about some of what youu read on the net and find good teachers and courses when you can. Recently we had a wonderful (and inexpensive) one day conference in Kansas City. Monthy, the MO branch of the NGH meet and share. It may be worth a drive up once in a while on a Saturday afternoon to learn a little more.

Jo

It's nice to meet you MarK. Wishing you well with your studies.

Yes, back in my younger days, information about hypnosis was very difficult to find, especially in Oklahoma. Now, with the internet, it is pretty overwhelming.

Well, about the higher education degrees....when it comes to the art of hypnosis, I think there is not much taught in colleges and universities. I suspect that what is taught is mostly older techniques. Much of the advancement in hypnotherapy is happening with the people who are professional hypnotists and not doctors. Nancy and I are members of NGH and every year at the convention we see new developments. It is really exciting.

Mark, the best way to learn about hypnotherapy is in a good class, but when you cannot afford it you can be patient and study that wealth of information available. Just study with a skeptical eye because you are right, there is a lot of bogus info on the web.

I was a student of Gerald Kein. He has a lot of good info on the web ( hypnosispodcasting.com is a good source) and his videos are not too expensive and a very good source of professional level training. He is at omnihypnosis.com.

Driving to Stillwater five days a week has to be a drain with the price of gas!

Don