Stephen Brooks – Hypnotherapy Lectures – Part 3

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Ethical and legal business management and practice

The current status of hypnosis and codes of practice

Medical and psychological contraindications of hypnosis

Stephen Brooks – Hypnotherapy Lectures – Part 3

The course is based on 120 essential skills and techniques covering the following areas:
Indirect Hypnosis Principles

– The Interactional Approach

– The Intrapersonal Approach

– Implication, compression and economic language

– Symptom Substitution and Resolution

– The Relationship Between Cause and Symptom

– Response Attentiveness

– Achieving Positive Outcomes

– Communicating with the Unconscious

– Identifying Verifiable Goals

– Values, Criteria and Beliefs

– Abreaction and Trauma

– Identifying Sabotage Strategies

– Therapeutic Orientation – Change or Improvement?

– Motivating the Patient to Stay in Therapy

– Future Pacing

– Secondary Gains and Indirect Benefits

– Weaning Patients Off Therapy

– Understanding the Patient’s metaphors

– Contextualising Change

– Organic metaphors and Symptom Based metaphors

– Developing Advanced Strategies to Deal With Failure

– Pursuing Relevance

– The Structure of Learned Experience

– The Irrationality and Framing Model

– Contextual and Time frames

– Benefits and Costs

– The Laws of Attachment and Non-attachment

– Decision Making Personality Types

– Anchoring and Conditioning

– Feedback Loops

– The Laws of Reversed and Concentrated Effort

– The Laws of Positive Expectancy and Reinforcement

– The Laws of Observation, Utilization and Reframing
Indirect Hypnosis Techniques

– Hypnotic Time Distortion

– Favourite Activity and Leisure Trance Inductions

– Pseudo-Orientation in Time in Hypnosis

– Positive Negative Integration in Hypnosis

– The Third Person Dissociation

– Hypnotic Catalepsy

– Arm Levitation Inductions

– Automatic Writing in Hypnosis

– Unconscious Negotiation in Hypnosis

– Recalling Previous Trance as an Induction

– Surprise Technique Inductions

– Therapeutic metaphor

– The Multiple Mirror Therapeutic Induction

– Age Regression Techniques

– Paradoxical Intervention

– The Old Master Induction

– Indirect Utilisation of Sub-modalities

– Uptime Downtime Induction

– Utilising The Patient’s Needs As A Motivational Strategy

– Stop Smoking Strategy

– Inducing Amnesia

– The Self-Suggestion Induction

– Teaching Your Patient Self-Hypnosis

– The Four Seasons Induction

– Crystal Gazing and Multiple Screens

– Non Verbal Inductions

– Ideo-Motor Signaling

– The My Friend John Induction

– Cellular Healing Therapy

– The Early Learning Set Induction

– Scrambling Symptoms

– Ambiguous Task Assignments

– Eye Fixation and Distraction Inductions

– The Confusion Induction

– Deep Trance Identification

– Hypnosis for Pain Control and Anaesthesia
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Indirect Hypnosis Skills

– Taking the Patient’s History

– High Quality Information Gathering

– Creating and Applying Therapeutic Nominalisations

– Recognising the Minimal Cues of Trance

– Creating Dependent Suggestions

– Open Questioning

– Positive and Reverse frames and Negative Tags

– Sorting for patterns of association

– Adjunctive Suggestions

– Calibrating to Positive & Negative Response Cues

– Responding to Polarity Responses

– Classes of Double Binds

– Passive Response Suggestions

– Using Therapeutic & Hypnotic Double Entendre

– Post Hypnotic Suggestions

– Serial Suggestions

– Challenging Negative Nominalisations

– Sensory Based Predicates

– Open-ended Suggestions

– Resource Accessing

– Facial Symmetry Calibration

– Insertive Eye Contact

– Recognising Patients’ Subjective Interpretations

– Casting Doubt and Challenging a Patient’s Interpretations

– Getting Video Descriptions and Sequence Responses

– Designing Therapeutic Tasks

– Prescribing and Delivering Tasks

– Developing a Compassionate Empowering Personality
Integrity and Ethics

– The importance of patient confidentiality

– Integrity and ethics within a hypnotherapy practice

– When it might be better to partner with a co-therapist

– How to maintain patient records

– When to terminate treatment

– Ethical and legal business management and practice

– The current status of hypnosis and codes of practice

– Medical and psychological contraindications of hypnosis

– The importance of requesting feedback and follow-up

– Recognition of psychiatric illnesses and when to refer

– Establishing clear guidelines regarding duration and cost
Practitioner Development

– CBT, humanistic and psychodynamic psychology

– Research methodology related to hypnosis

– The history of hypnosis as a therapeutic approach

– objective evaluation of professional skill development

– The need and value of supervision and ongoing training

– Basic physiology and anatomy

– Recent developments in brain science related to the mind

– Recognition of how previous treatment may affect therapy
The Hypnotic Relationship

– Developing a caring and sincere approach to those in need.

– Patients general health and lifestyle management.

– Appropriate social and relationship skills for patients.

– Local resources and support groups available to patients.

– Identifying the patient’s expectations regarding outcomes

– Transference and counter transference

– Motivating patients to be an active part of the treatment.

– Secondary or external influences that affect therapy

– Contextualizing treatment to the patient’s environment

– How to clearly communicate therapeutic options

– How emotions can affect patients decisions and perception

– How to negotiate mutually acceptable therapeutic outcomes

– Evaluating the effectiveness of treatment
These 10 Lectures in this part are:

21. Six Step Reframing

22. Calibrating to Positive & Negative Response Cues

23. Recalling Previous Trance as an Induction

24. Therapeutic metaphor

25. Response Attentiveness

26. The Multiple Mirror Therapeutic Induction

27. Matching & Mirroring Breathing

28. Age Regression Techniques

29. The Staircase Induction

30. The V K Dissociation Technique