"Hi Carlos...something to consider as your work goes on is the grief associated with stroke...depending on the severity of he stroke, the loss of independence is great. A big thing is no longer being able to drive and the sense of powerlessness…"
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Ideas on how to work with a client with compromised memory & cognition (caused by stroke/age)?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lani Nicholls Nov 14, 2011. 6 Replies 0 Favorites
I’m quite honestly at a loss for what to do in this case and would really appreciate some helpful inputs. I’ve got this client who's a 80yo with a very likeable personality who can’t remember what…Continue
What Are Some of Your Biggest Self-Hypnosis Accomplishments?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tranquility24 Sep 18, 2010. 8 Replies 0 Favorites
Well, I'd like to improve my self-hypnosis skill, and some accomplishment stories about what one can do with self-hypnosis can go a long way in teaching in a fun way and providing great motivation So…Continue
How to Hypno-Help One's Own Family Member (Son-to-Father Hypnosis)
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bill Kennedy Sep 11, 2010. 13 Replies 0 Favorites
Hello all, I have been working professionaly with hypnosis for a tad more than a couple of years now. Not being the most experienced one in this community by far, I'd like to ask you guys to shed…Continue
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Lani Nicholls replied to Carlos Agente's discussion Ideas on how to work with a client with compromised memory & cognition (caused by stroke/age)?Lani Nicholls replied to Carlos Agente's discussion Ideas on how to work with a client with compromised memory & cognition (caused by stroke/age)?"Hello Carlos...Blessings sent your way for the work you are doing. It's important, for the client and for the information gained for other hypnotherapists. This is an area that hypnosis could make great strides in. As more…"
Carlos Agente replied to Carlos Agente's discussion Ideas on how to work with a client with compromised memory & cognition (caused by stroke/age)?"Hey Ricky and Kelley, thanks for the inputs.
It’s good to see we can count on people here to help in tricky situations.
It seems that the problem is much simpler than memory/cognition issues: secondary gains. His caregiver pulled me to…"
Kelley Woods replied to Carlos Agente's discussion Ideas on how to work with a client with compromised memory & cognition (caused by stroke/age)?"Hi Carlos,
Thanks for helping this fellow! Even though his happiness feels fleeting, keep the faith that you are making a difference on some level.
You didn't mention whether the memory issues were present prior to the stroke...if so, I would…"
Ricky Strode replied to Carlos Agente's discussion Ideas on how to work with a client with compromised memory & cognition (caused by stroke/age)?"There are so many ways one could go about doing such a thing. However, the idea is to do it thoroughly. This may take some work. However, I think it may be easier than one might even think. Since he still has the ability to recall long term…"
Carlos Agente replied to Melissa J. Roth's discussion New Scam"I guess they could. It happened before that many of the users got the same scams, didn't it? I recall something like that but don't remember it fully at the moment.
To me "cashier's/traveller's cheque" always…"
Carlos Agente replied to Carlos Agente's discussion Ideas on how to work with a client with compromised memory & cognition (caused by stroke/age)?"No one? :^/"
Carlos Agente posted a discussionIdeas on how to work with a client with compromised memory & cognition (caused by stroke/age)?
I’m quite honestly at a loss for what to do in this case and would really appreciate some helpful inputs. I’ve got this client who's a 80yo with a very likeable personality who can’t remember what was said an instant later and cries strongly just out of the blue when he remembers almost anything from his past. He’s had a stroke, apparently after he’s had a serious discussion with his daughter with whom he has some serious issues with (when he remarried, at his new wife’s request, he kicked his…See More
Carlos Agente replied to Graham Old's discussion Embedded Commands - What's the evidence?"Hey Jon,
You: "No, but that's a great complicated-sounding term."
Lol. They were three terms (4 with "covert"). I guess we should blame/thank Tad James for those awesome names.
I've seen Tad and students of his…"
Carlos Agente replied to Graham Old's discussion Embedded Commands - What's the evidence?"NP, AJ.
Good week.
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Carlos Agente replied to Graham Old's discussion Embedded Commands - What's the evidence?"absolutely nothing to do with being sure about 'its power
I'm glad then.
I'm actually surprised that more people don't want to look into the research behind much of what we do and believe. To my mind, we owe it to our…"
Carlos Agente replied to Graham Old's discussion Embedded Commands - What's the evidence?"Yes, Jeffreys is great at what he does.
Learning anything new is based upon repetition
Anything? Only when the conscious mind's on the way or you weren't clear enough. Do you have to set and reset, and repeat on and on the…"
Carlos Agente replied to Graham Old's discussion Embedded Commands - What's the evidence?"Hey Jonathan,
The 1-liner question you used, wouldn’t it happen to be a (covert?) linguistic parts integration pattern on the “non-mirror image reverse” or some other quantum linguistic technique? I'm…"
Carlos Agente replied to Graham Old's discussion Embedded Commands - What's the evidence?"AJ,
I believe repetition is at the very roots of hypnosis/persuasion/learning. Now, I’ll just state what’s in my mind and hope it helps you or whomever wishes to change their minds so that they can reap the benefits of a…"
Carlos Agente replied to Eric G. Schneider's discussion Personal or professional debates?"Brochu:
You say you do not agree with me and then you proceed to repeat what I have said in different words/ lobby for the same pov. Except the following:
"Being Professional is almost always about being professional. If we…"
Carlos Agente replied to Graham Old's discussion Embedded Commands - What's the evidence?"I'm not sure what your Brazilian comment means.
Just meant the topic wouldn't be as rich as it could.
I've been there and done that 100s of times
I understand.
they are now habitual
By what you posted, you…"
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