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Hypnotherapy Lesson 49: Self Hypnosis Tensing & Relaxing The Body

rob — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 02:29:45 +0000

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Video Hypnotherapy – with Beth Hammond – Winning the Lottery

rob — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 08:52:45 +0000

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The long awaited video series is available right now! This is a sample clip from “winning the lottery”. Using the latest hypnosis techology, along with the skilled delivery of vocal artist Beth Hammond, the Cara Institute brings you the most advanced hypnosis experience science has to offer.

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Searching for not very expensive equipment for hypnotherapy cd’s?

rob — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 04:41:11 +0000

I am starting a hypnotherapy practice, i am ready EXCEPT. i have no knowledge of how to make quick CD’s for my client to take home with them for reinforcement. Anyone know of any audio digital recorders or?? to process them easily and quickly?

Hello

I do mine on my computer. http://www.download.com/Audacity/3000-2170_4-10058117.html

Pam

What is your opinion about studying Hypnotherapy and Psychology simultaneously?

rob — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 22:19:52 +0000

I am starting to practice as a Hypnotherapist, but do not have a Psychology degree yet, I am currently an undergraduate student of Psychology. I am hoping to find answers as to whether or not this is a good idea to pursue Hypnotherapy as a profession before I have a degree in Psychology. If no, what is your recommendation as to when I should start practicing? If yes, what is your opinion as to the best way to balance school and work (my private practice)? Plus, how would I deal with issues such as relocation because of transfering schools? Any other advice on the matter would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
-Yiu
I have completed over a year’s training in the applications of Hypnotherapy and am starting to practice as a Hypnotherapist, the only thing I do not have yet is a Psychology degree, I am currently an undergraduate student of Psychology. I am hoping to find answers as to whether or not this is a good idea to pursue Hypnotherapy as a profession before I have a degree in Psychology. If no, what is your recommendation as to when I should start practicing? If yes, what is your opinion as to the best way to balance school and work (my private practice)? Plus, how would I deal with issues such as relocating because of transfering from one school to another? Any other advice on the matter would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
-Yiu

Yiu,
My opinion is that you must have a psychology degree and clinical experience. Hypnosis can uncover long buried trauma much more quickly than talk therapy. It is a good tool. But, you should be competent to help a client with any painful memories that are uncovered.
School should be your priority. If you must relocate, then, again concentrate on your education and look for opportunities to practice your skills in the school setting. Good fortune to you.

ever tried a hypnotherapy cd for calming driving test nerves?

rob — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 09:10:52 +0000

have you ever tried a hypnotherapy cd to help you pass your driving test- is it worth doing? which one did you use?

It wasn’t for my test as I had already passed, but I used a Paul McKenna CD for my flying nightmares and it was a total success. I used to have to be dragged on to the aircraft and would spend the whole flight in hysterics. Now I love flying, even like to see the wings changing as we are landing. It has changed my life. Good luck. I think he does one for relaxing in difficult situations….

ever tried a hypnotherapy cd for calming driving test nerves?

rob — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 03:47:57 +0000

What are the ins and outs of a hypnotherapy profession?

rob — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 10:32:52 +0000

I hear good things about the profession such as $60,000 a year pay, the possibilites of stage hypnosis which is fun and entertaining, and the spiritual aspect such as exploring past lives and getting rid of spirit attachments.

Realistically, what are the ups and downs of this profession and whats the best training institute for hypnotherapy in the U.S?

Some top hypnotherapists, like Jerry Kein, Wendi Friesen, Mark Cunningham, Cal Banyan and others, do very well financially. Their incomes are probably above $60,000 a year, although I don’t know for sure. First I will start with the bad news: The majority of therapists’ income is probably much lower than the top "stars.". There is generally office space to pay for, sometimes insurance as a therapist, constant advertising and competition from others in your profession. Also, the current economic recession has hurt therapists’ income quite a bit.

Another problem is that clients see therapists on generally a short term basis, maybe 2 to 5 sessions. The people who bring in good money are psychotherapists, who generally have clients come in week after week, sometimes for years. Hypnotherapists’ clientele deal largely with stop smoking and weight loss issues, and clients expect quick results (2 to 5 sessions in general).

The public in general as well as mental health professionals generally look at hypnosis as a therapy that is "on the fringe"—like it is new age, unproven, or for wacky people. It doesn’t garner the respect that other professions have.

Again, stage hypnotists at the top of their field can probably do well financially, especially if they have venues like Las Vegas or other casinos.

Depending on where you practice, hypnotherapists can do pretty well by charging high rates per session. In cities, rates can go from $100 an hour to $200 an hour. That’s one of the perks. Also, if you are successful with a number of clients, you can get a lot of referrals. This has a snowball effect and your client base will keep growing.

If you really feel satisfied with genuinely helping people, exploring past lives, getting rid of spirit attachments, etc. then this may be a very good field for you.

One way to start is to call up therapists in your area and get an idea about how much they charge and try to get a feel for how many clients they are seeing weekly. Many therapist have regular "day jobs" and use hypnois to bring in some extra cash, while other therapists manage to work full time doing therapy.

Some of the best training institutes is Gerald Kein’s OmniHypnosis center in Florida and Calvin Banyan’s institute in California. A good idea is to call the National Guild of Hypnotists and ask for training programs in your area. A lot of NLP centers have excellent training programs in Ericksonian hypnosis. Dr. Erickson was one of the best and innovative hypnotherapists in the 20th century. His work revolutionized the field of hypnosis. You can just google for Gerald Kein, Calvin Banyan, NGH, etc.

I have probably emphasized the negative, rather than the positive, aspects of hypnosis in my answer. Your practice will probably start off slow, but if you have a real passion and dedication to hypnotherapy, you will probably find it a very satisfying career. I wish you well.

Does hypnotherapy work to stop smoking?

rob — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 15:23:37 +0000

I’m considering getting hypnotherapy to stop smoking. I’ve tried many times to quit but always fail. Have you ever had hypnotherapy to quit smoking and did it work for you? Thanks guys.

Depends, the old Psychoanalytic hypnotherapy works for a short while.
The Ericksonian therapy works for a long period.

Has my hypnotherapy for negative thinking stopped working?

rob — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 04:57:34 +0000

After my first hypnotherapy treatment 3 days ago for anxiety and negative thinking i felt great – happy, positive and relaxed.

Now on the 4th day, i feel like it has stopped somewhat, and worries and negativity are creeping back in. One worry is that the hypnotherapy has stopped working. Having these thoughts in themselves must mean that is the case…?! (see the irony?) Do the effects of hypnotherapy wear off?

Give it time, you’ve only had one session. After you’ve had more, you’ll probably find the effects are longer lasting and that you can use some of the techniques on yourself to deal with your negative thoughts. Patterns of negative thinking aren’t undone overnight!

I’d suggest you buy some CBT-based self-help books, for extra tips that you can use yourself when you are at home. Large bookshops should sell them or you can get them on sites like Amazon.

Good luck!

Video Hypnotherapy – Deep Deep Sleep – Available now

rob — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 02:42:42 +0000

http://www.hypnotherapy.org/videoproducts.html

Available now!

Do you want to sleep deeply and comfortably through the night? Do you want to feel the deep relaxation feeling slowly washes all over your mind and body? Do you want to let the sound of the voice of a classically trained musician guild you gently into your happy dreams? This recording is espiscally made to make your mind and body letting go all your stress, and feel that vague dreamy feeling gently washing all over your mind and body right before you fall asleep. You might not realize when you start dreaming and when you start sleeping deeper than before, yet this video assure you to wake feeling refreshed, happy and confident in the morning with many happy dreams. The recording is specifically designed to help you keep playing the file on a loop, without any introduction or waking talk.

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