Framing is a key influence skill which you really mustn’t underestimate. Framing selects a viewpoint and cherry-picks the facts you present in support of that viewpoint. In short, it creates Continue Reading →
By now, you will have some idea why the Hypnotic Conversations approach is different from so-called ‘conversational’ Hypnosis. If you’re still on the fence about whether you should get the Continue Reading →
Post-hypnotic suggestion is spooky. It’s one part of hypnosis that conjures up all kinds of weird and edgy connotations, with Manchurian Candidate styled overtones. In formal hypnotic settings, it’s actually Continue Reading →
Stories have a unique power in our lives. Just think about the number of stories you experience in your everyday life. Stories we tell others Stories others tell us Stories Continue Reading →
Let’s face it – practicing something new can be really dull. Like playing scales while learning a musical instrument, sometimes repetition is the key. Repetition can help you to internalise Continue Reading →
When talking about hypnosis, most people get the wrong idea about what pacing is. The system in question consists of a pattern of pacing (matching) and then leading (sameness and Continue Reading →
Now that you know about the structure behind hypnosis, it’s time to look at creating quality. How do you create a complete hypnotic experience? Like any good story, trances – Continue Reading →
Relax, I’m not going to bore you with the usual structure of hypnosis, where you hear about language patterns, pace and lead, matching and so on until you’re ready to Continue Reading →
The first thing you need to know is that hypnosis doesn’t exist in a couple of tiny boxes, like most people (and most hypnotists) think it does. Those boxes are Continue Reading →
What’s so important about hypnotic language? If you browse the internet for info, you’d be forgiven for thinking that there are special words and phrases which compel others to do Continue Reading →