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John Overdurf – Coaching Trances 8 Day Video

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The format of hypnotic talk. This extensive video program chronicles an 8-day hypnosis course that was captured in real time in Portland, Oregon. If you want top-notch video instruction in hypnosis, you must have it. If you like the book Training Trances, here is the closest thing you can find to an updated video version of the book.

This training was exceptional since we had a really diverse group of participants, including both novice hypnotists and seasoned trainers. To meet the varied demands of the pupils, I had to teach at many levels at once. The good news is that this gave me a lot more opportunities to use the hypnotic techniques I was teaching and apply them directly to teaching, which is also unusual from a content perspective. You’ll like the multi-level communication that is provocative, impulsive, and full of turns and twists.

The course includes the standard Ericksonian Hypnosis content, but I also wanted to go beyond the Training Trances Era and incorporate the coaching paradigm that I’ve been utilizing more lately.

The following is an example of some of the topics and procedures covered:
Review of fundamental Ericksonian abilities needed to perform more complex, advanced approaches
Structures of the traditional Ericksonian induction
Revivification
tempo of the present experience
Dissociation of the conscious and unconscious
What to do following trance induction

How to quickly induce common hypnotic effects like:
Catalepsy
Analgesia/anesthesia
Amnesia
Identification during a deep trance
How to use Erickson’s fundamental posthypnotic suggestion technique
How to use dialogue to inadvertently elicit present states and outcome states
The “Hypnotic Interview”: a model for hypnotherapy that works
How to enter and exit smoothly from — that’s correct!
How to hypnotically exploit dreams and naturally occuring dreamlike states
Post-hypnotic advice
How to set up a powerful self-hypnosis routine

DVD tracks for hypnosis

Day 1
1. Introduction and Milling Practice
2. What is trance, the quantum zeno effect, and conscious/unconsciousness?
3. Trance definition and Erickson Induction
4. Exercise, use, direct vs indirect communication, and other essential Ericksonian traits
5. Erickson’s Induction Structure, Demo with Patti, Direct vs. Indirect Suggestion

Day 2
6. Revivification, Induction of a Blinding Flash of Color
7. Patti’s Revivification Demo, Revivification Establish Exercise
8. Pacing the Present Situation and Setting Up a Pleasant Surprise Exercise
9. Exercise recap and analgesia demonstration with Patti at the end of Day 2

Day 3: Conscious/Unconscious Dissociation with Mind Power for Life
11. Catalepsy, Handshake Induction Demo (this track ends with a 10-minute video loss)
12. Setting up Day 4 with a handshake to induce catalepsy and a catalepsy demonstration.

Day 4
13. Hypnotic Phenomena, Open Frame, and Hypnotic Interview Overview
Exercise Recap, Dissociation, and Anagesia 14.
15. DTI Script, Gina Demo
16. Gina Cont’s demonstration
Discussion on the Exercise and the Demo

Day 5: Present State/Outcome State, Hypnotic Interview Components
18. Current Situation/Outcome State Continue… Hidden talents
19. Post-hypnotic Suggestion Protocol for Hidden Abilities

Day 6\s20. The Hypnotic Interview is the film that John is referring to; he went through it with the class in a morning session. Developing Response Potential – Correct, not yet,
21. Post-Hypnotic Suggestion Protocol and Exercise Debrief
22. Exercise Debrief, Day 7, Pendulum at 34:38

Day 7: 23. Unconscious Clearing with a Pendulum
24. Continued Unconscious Clearing
Demo with Gail 25. Continued from Demo with Gail
Exercise for Unconscious Clearing Set up and wrap up

Day 8: Number 106 of Dreams
Dream Incubation, Number 27, Number 28, and Dream Induction and Discussion
Self-hypnosis, towards the conclusion of training

Hypnosis coures

Hypnosis is a human condition involving focused attention, reduced peripheral awareness, and an enhanced capacity to respond to suggestiom.

There are competing theories explaining hypnosis and related phenomena.
Altered state theories see hypnosis as an altered state of mind or trance, marked by a level of awareness different from the ordinary state of consciousness.
In contrast, nonstate theories see hypnosis as, variously, a type of placebo effect, a redefinition of an interaction with a therapist or form of imaginative role enactment.

During hypnosis, a person is said to have heightened focus and concentration.
Hypnotized subjects are said to show an increased response to suggestions.
Hypnosis usually begins with a hypnotic induction involving a series of preliminary instructions and suggestion.
The use of hypnotism for therapeutic purposes is referred to as “hypnotherapy”, while its use as a form of entertainment for an audience is known as “stage hypnosis”.
Stage hypnosis is often performed by mentalists practicing the art form of mentalism.

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