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Started this discussion. Last reply by Kevin Cole-NLPTrainingQuest.com Aug 10, 2010. 9 Replies 0 Favorites
i'm still new to this and i am having trouble getting someone under. i am wondering if its because i am not pulling their arm properly or saying the command "sleep" properly. Does this matter or…Continue
NEW HYPNOTIST-WHERE TO START
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mark Edson Aug 15, 2010. 28 Replies 0 Favorites
Hey all,My name is Matt. I'm 16 years old. I was recently, a few days ago, exposed to hypnotism. I was completely fascinated. I'm completely intrigued. I've read two books so far and i've decided…Continue
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Mark Edson replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'NEW HYPNOTIST-WHERE TO START'
I've seen quite a few stage hypnosis shows, and rapid inductions have never been used.
Antoine Pruyssers replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'NEW HYPNOTIST-WHERE TO START'
I know what the deal with somnambulism is Peter, I mean somnambulism, that follows the hypnoidal, and cataleptic trance-depths.
The amount of people able to reach that depth is far greater, then 10, or even 25%.
And no smart "expert" would…
Antoine Pruyssers replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'NEW HYPNOTIST-WHERE TO START'
Actually it was a rhetorical question Peter.
The 10% is the percentage of somnambulists, not people, who can achieve a somnambulist state.
Second of all, I find the use of title's a display of insecurity, or the need to compensate.
It might be…
Jan Krüger replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'NEW HYPNOTIST-WHERE TO START'
Letters after your name don't give you first dibs on the truth. I have letters after my name (though I usually make them invisible because I don't care about them very much)... doesn't make me more right than someone who…
Iacobet Cosmin replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'NEW HYPNOTIST-WHERE TO START'
Well, I would say that about 80% of the people can reach somnambulism, about 20% very fast and the others with practice-some with just a/more longer induction/s, others with shorter one/s..and the other 20% won't ever come to you to be…
David Sewell replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'NEW HYPNOTIST-WHERE TO START'
Hi Matt!
Congradulations! You've just stepped into a very fascinating world. It is a great thing to be able to achieve your personal goals through hypnosis. It's an even better thing to be able to help others achieve theirs. In regards to…
Antoine Pruyssers replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'NEW HYPNOTIST-WHERE TO START'
Pardon me? Where do you get this 10%???
Jan Krüger replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'NEW HYPNOTIST-WHERE TO START'
I think many here disagree with that.
Mathieu Brendel replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'NEW HYPNOTIST-WHERE TO START'
i was not hypnotized. i saw my friend hypnotize multiple people consecutively.
Anthony Jacquin replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'NEW HYPNOTIST-WHERE TO START'
I typically encourage those new to this kind of rapid hypnosis to follow these steps. You can drop some or all of them later in your development.
Firstly 'approach'. Be able to start a hypnotic encoutner anywhere anytime should you wish…
Mathieu Brendel replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'NEW HYPNOTIST-WHERE TO START'
So what would be a good sequence or chain of "tests" to consistently put a subject under?
Kevin Cole-NLPTrainingQuest.com replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'sleep'
Join this group and post that you're looking for practice partners. The group has been idle for well over a year now, but I'm certain there's still members looking to get something…
Mathieu Brendel replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'sleep'
Thank you all for your input. It is greatly appreciated. And with each bit of information given i go to do my research on a different and new perspective so i am truly thankful.
does anybody happen to know of any hypnosis groups in the west los…
Richard Nongard - NLPBoard.com replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'sleep'
Arm pull - Forget it.
The ONLY reason to do an arm "pull" is to actually assess for compliance, and then "flop" or "toss" it (similar to Elman's drop)
A lot of people think a pull is nescessary, it is not.
In any…
Jess Marion replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'sleep'
I agree with everyone's advice here. If you are going to do instant inductions with people be sure to set the proper frame as well as doing some compliance testing (little things like moving them around just to make sure they'll follow…
John Cleesattel replied to Mathieu Brendel's discussion 'sleep'
Mathieu,
It might be because you are trying it on friends or family who don't know you as a hypnotist, but just as your parents kid, or the guy they go to school with, and/or you don't understand how the process works (you are not alone…
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- At 11:53pm on August 16, 2010,
Fable Goodman said… - A warm welcome to hypnothoughts community,
I trust you will have an enjoyable and fruitful time here,
Love and hugs,
Fable
Lawrie Shaw the Sunderland Hypnotherapist
- At 6:49pm on August 15, 2010,
John Bates Childress said… - Hi Mathieu, welcome to hypnosis! As you've probably figured out, we've got a pretty diverse group. I do stage hypnosis and some clinical hypnosis. Remember that almost everything you will read on this site is that person's opinion based on their experience and we all have different experiences. Start with understanding that hypnosis is a state of mind that you are guiding someone to. It doesn't need to be rushed - that's mostly for show or effect, not that there's anything wrong with that, just that you don't have to do it instantly. You can have just as much fun and be just as impressive doing it slowly and dramatically. Your choice. But the bigger point is that it isn't all about the induction. You also have to learn how to give effective suggestions, how to respond when the subject doesn't respond the way you expect, etc. The best way to do this is through a certification class like the ones offered by National Guild of Hypnotists. Reading books is also a good way. As Roger said below, start with your buddies or family members. Understand it takes time and practice to get your skills in good working order and gain self confidence. And the effort is well worth it. Good luck.
- At 4:47am on August 10, 2010,
Roger Moore said… - Hi Matt, Start with some friends or family members who will volunteer to let you practice with them. The best bet is to take a hands-on course where you practice, practice, practice.
To your success!
Roger
- At 9:47am on August 9, 2010,
Roger Moore said…
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