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Betty Alice Erickson – Ericksonian Hypnosis From Primary Sources

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nBetty Alice Erickson
nEricksonian hypnosis from primary sources
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nBetty Alice Erickson, MS, LPC, LMFT, a hypnosis demonstration subject for
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nher father’s patients and students for over 30 years, has been Keynote Speaker
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nand faculty for national and international Conferences. Co-author of Hope &
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nResiliency she’s written numerous book chapters and articles. Her latest book
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n(with Bradford Keeney), Milton Erickson, American Healer, has been
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ntranslated into three languages
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nThe seminar program
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nA brief biography and history of Milton Erickson .
nA brief overview of the basics of hypnosis. What is it? Why does it work?
nThe similarities and differences between formal  hypnosis and conversational hypnosis.
nHypnotic communication.  When and how to use it. Demonstration. Exercises.
nThe self-hypnosis.
nHow can you learn and practice.
nDemonstration of self-hypnosis. Practice and exercise.
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nNaturalistic trance.
nModeling and invitation.  Expectations. Storytelling:
nDemonstration. Practice.
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nFormal trance.
nFrom Standard induction to “Individual”.
nTechniques of formal trance.
nStandard induction.
nThe responsibility of the hypnotherapist.
nThe demonstration of  the standard induction: the levitation of the arms, fixation of the eyelids, etc.
nExercises. Practice.
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nCooperation.
n“Create together!” the hypnotherapist leads
n“Never say “no”
nRead customer’s feedback.
nDemonstration, practice and exercises.
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nDeepening of  the trance.
nThe steps – feedback what is really going on.
nThe truisms in the guidance.
nDirectional suggestion. The reality is what will happen. “Every breath is sure to follow the exhale.”
nCompliance – “mirroring”.
nWhen the trance is deep enough?
nDemonstration, practice and exercises.
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nIdeomotor signals.
nFinger movement, nodding, breathing .  The conversation in the TRANS.  Typical difficulties
nThe answers to the questions.
nDemonstration, practice and exercises.
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nPsychological techniques.
nAge regression.
nState-dependent learning,  productive splitting of the “self”.
nHow to help people “feel better” – self-acceptance and self-esteem.
nDirect and indirect suggestion.
nDemonstration, practice and exercises.
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nThe Mind/Body.
nStress, pain management.  Anxiety and panic.
nDemonstration, practice and exercises.
nHealing. Demonstration of healing
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