The Fundamentals Of Hypnosis: Learn Effective Hypnosis Fast

This lecture gives an introduction to guiding attention as the first stage in inducing hypnosis

This lecture explains using the clients presenting problem as a way of guiding attention and inducing hypnosis

This lecture explains about using a story or a journey as a way of guiding attention and inducing hypnosis

This lecture explains about using a clients hobbies and interests as a way of hypnotising them and guiding them into hypnosis

This lecture is a hypnotic induction demonstration with a real client, demonstrating using a leisure interest to induce hypnosis

This lecture explains about using structured hypnotic inductions to induce hypnosis

This lecture gives an overview of what you have learnt in this section on guiding associations

This lecture is an introduction to the topic of responsiveness, which is an important part of doing hypnosis, and doing influential communication

This lecture explains more about responsiveness and how I build and test for responsiveness

In this lecture I introduce the subject of expectancy, which is having clients expecting unconsciously that things will go a certain way, like expecting therapy will be successful, or expecting that the hypnosis will work.

In this lecture I explain about how to build and use expectancy

This lecture I teach about confusion. Confusion is a key part of doing hypnosis, it is one of the best ways to shake up someone's current mental set (way of thinking and behaving and believing) and giving a new mental set.

This lecture continues teaching about using confusion as an integral part of inducing hypnosis

This lecture is a hypnosis demonstration which you can follow along to and learn from, or you can let yourself go with it and follow it to experience it as a hypnotic induction. This hypnotic induction is a linguistic confusion induction

In this lecture you will learn about guiding associations. Guiding associations helps to direct someone from where they are at to where they want to be. This could be from out of hypnosis to in hypnosis, or from having a problem to finding the solution. Clients have a map of the world, the therapists job is to help highlight specific routes on that map.

In this lecture you will learn about the role that dissociation plays in inducing hypnosis and in therapeutic change. Dissociation gives the feeling of something happening automatically and independently of conscious control. This is one of the experiences people often describe when they are hypnotised - that feeling of things happening automatically that they didn't do on purpose.

This lecture continues to explain about the role that dissociation plays in hypnosis and therapy and how it can be used and what you can do to create a feeling of dissociation.

This lecture is a conclusion lecture. In this lecture I round up what you have learnt throughout this course.