Description:

Hypnosis is often regarded as complex and difficult. In this workshop we will build on Milton Erickson’s concept of “The common everyday trance” to create an experience that is respectful of each client’s individuality. We will explore what a client likes as a way of accessing their resources and 4 methods of connecting them with their resources so they can resolve their problem and heal. There will be a blend of lecture, demonstration and opportunities to practice this easy and effective approach.

Educational Objectives:

1. Describe and demonstrate a series of questions to give focus to an effective hypnotic session.
2. Describe and demonstrate a respectful way of inviting anyone into hypnosis.
3. Describe and demonstrate a process of connecting a client with a resource that they have lost contact with and create a resolution of their problem.

*Sessions may be edited for content and to preserve confidentiality*