Hypnosis good for the practitioner!

Postby Roger Elliott » Sat Sep 13, 2003 4:24 pm

I was working with a chap the other day, and as so often happens, although I had a strategy when I began using hypnosis with him, my brain supplied the details and some lovely 'pattern matches' as I went into trance hypnotising him.

What I mean by 'pattern matching' is that I had heard the pattern of his problem and my brain, (unconscious mind, back part of my mind, or whatever you want to call it) matched this with a pattern from another experience he had told me about, this one positive.

I was able to use this to show him how he could use the skills from this area of his life in the problem area.

My brain seems to work so much more quickly, effectively and elegantly when I go into trance that I really wouldn't want to work without knowing how to use it for myself, as well as the client.

Even when I see clients with whom I do not use overt hypnosis, I often pause during the session and ask them to give me a moment to think, when I'm more 'spacing out' than thinking, letting my brain do its stuff.

It just struck me that one of the reasons hypnosis is so good for the client, is that it's good for the practitioner!

It's a wonderful feeling to know you've got something on your side that's so much brighter than your old clunky consciousness :wink:

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Postby kfedouloff » Mon Sep 15, 2003 11:15 am

Agree totally with Roger. When people ask me why I am a hypnotherapist, I tell them it is because it is the best way I know to remind myself to do the things I am helping them to do...

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Postby Roger Elliott » Mon Sep 15, 2003 12:23 pm

That's a lovely way of putting it Kathleen, I may just pinch that one! :wink:
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