About Hypnosis Training

  • Monday, January 15, 2018
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About Hypnosis Training

                If you’re a beginner, the first thing you’d want to do is to take a live training on hypnosis, or at least learn through a video which may be easier to understand than by just reading a book. Once you have gotten a grasp of the concepts taught, it’s important to perform the hypnosis training methods on voluntary subjects, and continue building up your hypnosis knowledge afterwards. As always, the key is practice!

Concept 1: Eye Cues

                Watch the subject’s eyes and look for feedback. How is the subject reacting to your part of the conversation? Is he or she looking to the right – conscious thoughts – or towards the left, indicating subconscious thoughts? The subjects are more susceptible to hypnotism when they are accessing their subconscious thoughts.             Not only can you read the eyes of a listener, but you can also affect the listener with your eye movements as a speaker This advanced technique is called insertive eye contact.

Concept 2: Misdirection

                You might have seen some magic tricks where a magician performs a sleight of hand trick while distracting you with the other hand so you wouldn’t notice. Likewise, in hypnosis, subjects dealing with stress as an example, can be misdirected to visualize themselves in a pleasant experience – such as relaxing on a beach. By using this hypnosis training technique, the thoughts of the subjects are diverted and this allows for the subconscious side to be brought out.

Concept 3: Indirect Suggestion

                 When a person has successfully entered a state of trance, they are open to hypnotic influence. Rather than using direct suggestions such as “You will go to sleep,” or “You will stop putting yourself down,” indirect suggestions respect a subject’s boundaries and are more effective for skeptical or more resistant subjects. The phrases used in this hypnosis training method goes along the lines of “You might wish to close your eyes when you start to feel comfortable.”

Concept 4: Regression to Cause

                In situations where you need to perform hypnosis training that brings you back to events as if it was happening in real time, especially for cases where a subject is traumatized or could not bring themselves to forgive and/or be forgiven, some hypnotists will use visualization to make suggestions and reframe the event in the subject’s mind once they have entered a deep trance. This allows the subject to feel better about past events and help them move on.

Concept 5: Betty Erickson’s 3-2-1 Technique

                You start with 3 objects in the room that you can see, hear and feel each, as an example, you perhaps see a shirt hanging on your chair, a red water bottle, and your wallet. You hear birds chirping, cars passing by and the fan spinning. You feel the cold floor beneath your feet, the wooden chair pressing against your back and a cold sensation from the fan wind’s blowing direction. The process is repeated with 2 new items you see, hear and feel, and then one new item. When the countdown is done, the process is repeated but with the eyes closed, re-visualizing the 3 objects seen, heard and felt, then 2, and 1. At the end of the 3-2-1 technique, this hypnosis training method can put you in a self-hypnosis trance.

                Whether your training is geared towards self-hypnosis or towards a bigger audience, the key to hypnosis training, like many other techniques that require practice, require you to keep working on it until you truly understand and know how to perform the acts required.


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