Harvard Medical School & Hypnosis Against Skin Picking

Posted in Uncategorized with tags , , , , on April 23, 2010 by hypnobob

A psychologist from Harvard Medical School has recently announced that hypnosis can be effectively used to treat and cure skin picking and hair pulling (trichotillomania).

Dr. Ted Grossbart is the author of the book “Skin Deep” and sais that these problems are often caused by stress, and when reducing stress, the behavior yields too.

Interestingly, he sais: “[...]about two thirds of people go into a spontaneous, spacey trance state when the pick or pull”

He also said:  “Hypnosis can be combined with most of the more commonly used treatment approaches including medications, CBT, and mindfulness to make them even more effective. Many people can use hypnosis to help reprogram their picking and pulling hand to automatically do some other soothing but non-destructive behavior instead. Once people are in the driver’s seat of their hypnotic ability, they often reap additional benefits in other areas of their lives as well.”

You can read the whole article here: Harvard Medical School Psychologist: Hypnosis Effective in Treating Skin Picking, Hair Pulling

Note that hypnosis can also be used to effectively treat herpes in many cases.

Hypnosis Secrets

Posted in Uncategorized with tags , on September 3, 2009 by hypnobob

Flick stars, pop stars, and all sorts of celebs, glad-handers and pro sportsmen use hypnosis to get over a difficulty or to boost performance in some area of their life.

And it is extremely possible that you know someone that at one time in their lives went to a pro hypnotist for help.

but do not you question why so many folk from all kinds of life can be controlled by hypnosis? Why they can change their behaviour, when for some reason they can’t change on their own? One of the commonest applications of hypnosis is to get folks to quit smoking. The reality is, hypnosis is yet another name for mind control.

It’s good if you are able to manipulate the mind. Because if you can control your mind, you can control your actions. And if you can control your actions, you can control the results you get, and what you achieve in life. 2 years back you would join the “inner circle” to study these systems. But they have now leaked out into the general public and are open to you to learn and study and master hypnosis secrets.

Hypnotic Writing

Posted in Uncategorized with tags , , on April 28, 2009 by hypnobob

Recently someone asked me how to hypnotize people in writing. I think that’s a great question, because most people never even think of that. They just don’t get the idea in the first place that you could actually hypnotize someone with the written word.

But it’s really one of the most common applications of fiction literature.

Everytime you read a book that really gets you – a pageturner, a book that’s harder to put down than to continue reading… you’re absorbed in the writers world. You’re in a kind of ultimate reality… you are entranced… or to put it in another word: hypnotized.

I’ll share some tips on how to do hypnotic writing in future issues. If you got any questions, just shoot me an contact me and I’ll be sure to answer them.

Rapid Induction Video

Posted in Uncategorized with tags , , on March 25, 2009 by hypnobob

Watch hypnotist Tom Nicoli perform his rapid induction. If you want to learn more about how to put people into hypnotic trances fast and easily.

These kinds of inductions can be traced back to Milton H. Erickson. He is understood to have used it so frequently that infrequently would any one wish to shake his hand.

Or he would simply show them the back / palm of their hand and ask them to target a spot on it then lead them in from there.

Again it may be employed after a Set Piece or done from cold. Say quite quickly in a command tonality: That’s right.just look at that hand, as you watch that hand move towards you ( move it barely towards the subjects face whilst pointing at it with the other hand ) you spot the changing focus of your eyes and as you do, spot the inclination for your eyes to shut – concurrent to the phrase “eyes to close” Drop your pointing hand downward and away from there focus so that there eyes are encouraged to follow. Presuming the eyes are closed ( or if they don’t seem to be ) continue on.As you notice that hand is getting closer and closer to your face ( the hand is moving cataleptically now ) That’s right closer and closer ( slow down and melt voice and delivery ) till you permit it to occur all of the way down that?s right all the way down whilst that hands remains totally fixed there right there held on that wire.

They’re on the lookout for the following cue about the way to proceed ‘ wait too long and they’re going to find it themselves ‘ but if you use this entrance by going straight into the script above you can keep them postponed there. The way you do that is to pace precisely what happens beginning with the move toward the face.

Of course the eyes will change focus as this happens, naturally they’ll close at some point. Go and find a traffic warden or somebody harassing you with a test in the street and practice. They reach for the pack, they remove a cig’, they bring it uptoward their mouth. Another would be they’ve a dark cig’ in their mouth and are moving the lighter toward the end of the cig’.

How to Turn Any Conversation Into a Covert Hypnosis Session

Posted in Uncategorized with tags , , , , , on March 23, 2009 by hypnobob

Legendary hypnotist Dr. Milton Erickson knew the best way to help his patients was to hypnotize them. Problem was, in his day performing hypnosis could get you thrown in jail.

So he developed techniques that allowed him to hypnotize people without telling them. Instead, he would “just talk” to them…

And while he was talking to them, he’d very closely observe them, their bodylanguage, and paid close attention to both the verbal and the non-verbal cues they gave him. He could read people like an open book.

So the first skill you need to master is the art of reading people. You’ll find a good resource at the end of this article.

Next, Erickson would use hypnotic language patterns to covertly put people into a hypnotic trance.

Mastering hypnotic language patterns takes some practice, but it’s not that difficult if you stick to just practicing one hypnotic language pattern a day. There are some very easy exercises that make it fun.

He would use embedded commands, stacked presuppositions, ambiguity, tag questions and other techniques to create therapeutic interventions.

An example of an ambiguity in covert hypnosis would be:

You, like me, are someone who functions best when you get enough sleep.

The ambiguity in there is “You, like me” which the subconscious processes in two ways:
1. The way it is intended, and
2. as “you like me”.

In a sales situation, a salesman might tell his prospective customer: it’s totally up to you whether you want to buy right here and now or not.

Of course, you won’t make people jump through hoops just because you use one hypnotic language pattern. You need to apply your knowledge in a systematized and skillful way. There are enough “wannabe hypnotists” out there already who make a fool out of themselves.

Let me be frank with you: it takes some work to really master conversational hypnosis. That’s why I reviewed the conversational hypnosis course for you – which is in my opinion the best course if you are really serious about being able to covertly hypnotize others. Also, you can learn about the signs of hypnosis so you develop your “people reading abilities”

Hypnosis is a powerful tool of the mind that should only be used by people with highest ethical standards. If you have psychological conditions that need treatment, please visit a qualified therapist and don’t try to self-hypnotize yourself. Use hypnosis at your own risk

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Hypnotize People Conversationally

Posted in Uncategorized with tags , , on March 19, 2009 by hypnobob

Do you want to be able to influence others? Be persuasive in your arguments and have the people around you follow your lead? If you want to become a “social Alpha”, and use conversational hypnosis in ethical ways, then you should read this article. We’re going to cover the benefits and history of conversational hypnosis, and most importantly give you a quick start on how to hypnotize people conversationally.

So let’s get started!

hypnotize people conversationally presentation

History of Conversational Hypnosis

It started with Dr. Milton H. Erickson, who was arguably the greatest hypnotherapist of the 20th century. Back in his times, the American Medical Association forbid medical doctors to practice hypnosis with their patients. Erickson didn’t want to let go of this powerful method that helped so many of the people who came to see him for help – but he didn’t want to lose his license to practice as an M.D. either.

That’s why he developed ways to hypnotize people secretly – nobody knew that hypnosis was being practiced, because non of that “you’re getting sleepy, and as a I count to three, you fall in a deep trance” hypnosis talk was going on. Rather, Erickson was “just talking” to people. It was really a kind of camouflaged hypnosis.

Many brilliant minds, including Richard Bandler and John Grinder, the founders of NLP (Neurolinguistic Programming), studied Erickson’s method and taught it to others. One of the most outstanding students in recent days was a guy named Igor, who is now himself teaching these methods very successfully.

Why Master Conversational Hypnosis?

Why should you care to master conversational hypnosis? What will it do for you in your life? That’s a great question to ask, and since I don’t know you personally, I can’t tell you precisely, but here’s just some of the things it COULD do for you:

  • make you more authoritative and influential
  • be able to negotiate a higher salary, a promotion, better prices with your customers and cheaper prices from your suppliers
  • make friends with anybody by making “instant rapport”
  • easily make others want to do what you want them to do
  • compel colleagues to do what you want
  • have children and teenagers listen to you – and respect you
  • get anyone to say “yes”
  • and much more…

How To Hypnotize Conversationally

The first step if you want to influence someone is to clearly define for yourself what it is that you want them to do. I know this sounds obvious, but oftentimes people “just want to influence people”, but don’t know about what, and then they wonder why they’re not persuasive.

Next, you need to gain rapport. There are ways to persuade people without rapport, but for the beginning it’s a lot easier to use rapport to get things your way.

After that, you “plant ideas” in their minds. This is very important, because you don’t want people to be perceiving you as if you boss them around. Rather, make them feel like they do what they want because THEY want. Make them feel like it’s their own idea.

Then, elicit a commitment from them and do a future pace that makes them imagine the positive results they get from taking the action you want them to.

If all this sounds oversimplified, then you’re right. This is highly oversimplified. There’s a lot more to it – specific techniques and a certain methodology how to do it, clearly defined steps. But this article is just to give you an introduction – I couldn’t possibly squeeze all that information in here. If you are really interested in the subject matter and want to learn conversational hypnosis, you’re in for a treat: a free, interactive email course – to claim it, just visit http://www.hypnodepot.com. There you will also find free hypnosis videos, articles and much more

Richard Bandler – The Hypnotist

Posted in Uncategorized with tags , , , on March 17, 2009 by hypnobob

One Sentence Persuasion

Posted in Uncategorized with tags , , , on March 15, 2009 by hypnobob

If you haven’t read Blair Warren’s “One Sentence Persuasion” course yet, it’s time to do so know. It’s excellent materials.

Andy was writing about it over at his hypnosis blog, and that reminded me it would be a good idea to do so too!

Lots of Crap

Posted in Uncategorized with tags , , , on March 14, 2009 by hypnobob

I’m just going through a lot of blog posts and discussion forum posts about hypnosis and I’m wondering what are people up to? I just don’t get it how so many people can talk about things that they don’t know anything about, yet they’re absolutely convinced that they know what all, and that their opinion is the only one that counts, and that they’re right in everything they say and claim.

This surely isn’t limited to the field of hypnosis. You can find ignorance mixed with arrogance pretty much everywhere. But I feel that’s especially true when hypnosis, maybe because pretty much everyone can go out there and call himself hypnosis.

Now just to be sure that I make myself clear, I am not saying that you should somehow protect the title hypnotists, and that people should only be allowed to claim being a hypnotists if they have passed some kind of expand more license law if they have some kind of psychologic decree. Really I think there are just as many bullshitters with the university diploma as there are bullshitters in the used car salesman profession.

But still a bit upsetting, see and read so many lives, and false statements about hypnosis. For example, I can tell you how often I read just today the statement that some people are not hypnotizable. That’s just not true. Everybody is hypnotizable. It’s just that some people don’t respond well to a certain standard kind of induction. That doesn’t mean that they are not hypnotized but, it just means that they are not hypnotizable using that specific standard kind of induction. If you give them an hypnotic induction that is tailored to their personality and to bear strategy of going into a hypnotic trance, you will find that they could just as well and just as easily into a hypnotic trance as anybody else.

Derren Brown Exposes Psychics: The Secrets Of Cold Reading

Posted in Uncategorized with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , on March 12, 2009 by hypnobob

If you want to know how cold reading works, how psychics and clairvoyants create the illusion of supernatural powers and extra-sensory perception (ESP), then watch this great video with famous magician Derren Brown and scientist Richard Dawkins.

It’s a bit long, about an hour, but you’ll be riveted from the first minute and learn a lot.

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