Have you ever watched a famous stage 'hypnotist' - we
won't name names - and wondered about the process that turns a seemingly
introverted and serious person into an uninhibited and extroverted one,
literally clucking around a stage like a chicken? And have you ever wished you
could, if not exactly think that you are a chicken, at least embrace your
outside world with the same decisiveness and lack of fear? If so, then your
interest in a hypnosis course in Birmingham from Opt2xl (http://www.opt2xl.co.uk) won't be surprising.
However, you'll need to be freed of a few mistaken
stereotypes about hypnosis before you can make the most of it. First of all,
being hypnotised does not actually mean losing control of your thoughts and
actions, as the popular 'theater show' portrayal of hypnosis would have you believe.
To avoid being hypnotised in this way, a person simply has to refuse to follow
instruction, as a willingness to follow instruction is required for all
hypnosis - which makes all hypnosis effectively self-hypnosis. Actual hypnotism
does not involve you doing anything against your normal values or morals. You
will not do anything against your values whilst in a hypnotic trance that you
wouldn't do in a normal waking state. That person who on stage clucks like a
chicken would probably do that after a few drinks on a night out if asked!
One of the difficulties in discussing hypnosis is its
wide range of definitions - but at a basic level, all of those running a hypnosis seminar in Birmingham agree on its existence and the help that it gives
people to make changes at the unconscious level to get successful changes in behaviour. By signing up to a hypnotherapy seminar in
Birmingham by Opt2xl, you can therefore
learn all manner of techniques for using hypnosis to alter yours and others
states of mind, so that you and they are more responsive to positive
suggestion.
A principle of hypnosis is that anything in a person's
inner world eventually becomes part of their outer world. Hypnosis therefore
helps a person to change their external behaviour by changing their inner world
first. The hypnosis training in
Birmingham of Opt2xl, for example,
covers hypnotic patterns of indirect suggestion. The forefather of the
permissive hypnotic method is Milton Erickson, who introduced radical changes
to the Hypnotherapy field like an informal conversational approach with
clients, therapeutic strategies and behaviour changing language patterns.
Ericksonian hypnotic patterns include non-directive
suggestion, embedded commands and truisms about sensations, all of which are
effectively understood by the unconscious mind to bring about change. Indirect
suggestions, for example, partly work because they are less likely than direct
suggestions to trigger evaluation and rejection by an individual under
hypnosis. Also used are affirmative or "Yes" sets that get the
agreement of the person to be hypnotised. A "Yes" set is a series of
questions or statements that constantly lead a person to say or think
"yes", which allows for a positive response when this is followed by
a crucial instruction.
When the positive suggestions of hypnosis are combined
with NLP and Time Line Therapy techniques, even greater success can therefore
be assured for the client, who is subsequently enabled to make important
changes to move forward with his or her life towards the outcomes that they
want. Contact Opt2xl (http://www.opt2xl.co.uk) today about a hypnotherapy course in
Birmingham that can help you to
significantly enhance your life and future.
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