كورس التنويم المغناطيسى Training In Indirect Hypnosis Stephen Brooks ~ down-club

This is disc 2 where the same session as in disc 1 is interspersed with the detailed commentary on the techniques, concepts and tricks used. Very enlightening.Purchasing this product entitles you to a free one year online training course - Details are inside the DVD cover. Despite the advances that have been made in the field of clinical hypnosis over recent years many people are still unaware of the vast array of therapeutic skills that lie behind the process of indirect hypnotic induction. This video makes specific the inovative, and often complex techniques of renowned hypnotherapist Stephen Brooks.

Disc one contains an unedited re-mastered recording of a unique therapy session recorded at the University of East Sussex for the British National Sound Archives in 1990. Disc two contains a much longer version of the same hypnosis session where Brooks intersperses the video with commentary about what he is doing. The commentary throws light on many of the complex hypnotic language patterns used and expands on the techniques and principles. To avoid repition, Brooks has deliberately avoided commenting on what has already been written in most books about Ericksonian Hypnosis, preferring to comment on the more subtle dynamics of the session and what at first seems to be a magical form of therapy but when explained, is seen as the result of many years of perfecting the art of Indirect Hypnosis. Not only does Brooks demonstrate the induction of Indirect Hypnosis he also evokes many of the classical hypnotic phenomena in an indirect and informal manner. Phenomena include arm elevation, arm catalepsy, anaesthesia, age regression, dissociation, hallucination, eye catalepsy and post hypnotic suggestion. The indirect hypnotic suggestion is so informal in nature that the viewer may, at first, not realise everything that is happening. However subsequent re-viewing of the video and its commentary will reveal many new ideas and indirect hypnotic interventions.

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