Hypnosis Misconceptions and MythsMeet and greet. Rapport Building. Hypnosis misconceptions and myths.For the first impression in hypnotherapy settings with the client I conducted themeet and greet moment to start establishing the right kind of rapport. As the therapist, I wanted to transmit an air of complete confidence, with a little empathy. This way the client was left in absolutely no doubt who was in charge and both our roles. He followed and allowed himself to start being guided towards a successful outcome. The premises were ātogether well sort this thing outā.
I believe the fact that the client is āledā is important. This way we had alreadytwo of the main aspects of hypnosis in place: Authority and Compliance.Once the client had settled in, I let him tell me his story. I wanted to makehim as relaxed and calm as possible by being relaxed and calm myself.Of course, I knew already many details, but I wanted to allow the client tovocalize the issue again. By observing the way the client sat, and spoke andlooked I wanted to start to analyze the tension or the emotions he carriedassociated with the issue he was reporting.I asked if he minded if I took a few notes and he agreed, but did not want todisrupt rapport building with note taking and gave 100% of my attention at thisstage. I had almost continuous eye contact to assure him with my attentive
I was really impressed that I gave him my full attention.I had the feeling that he was going to go further, but he didnĀ“t have any concerns he wasn’t scared.I asked if he has experienced any other hypnosis or anything specific to his problems. He said, no, it was what it was, just that there were other ways to deal with some things. If they were negative, theywould be solved through a more patient approach to those. I told him I had had more than three instances of, and what would be better, they all involved more positive techniques as well.I also asked how any of the patients, if any, would make a decision. It wasn’t like he had a problem with any, but that he could make this decision if he chose to. I am talking about a guy who is like me. I mean I have many problems with people in my life, and I really did take the advice to help my friends, and I still do. He is a wonderful human being, and all of us have a responsibility to do what is best for the clients we are helping.So what are we saying about those cases? I think that it depends on which person you are talking to, but here we are talking about one case involving, a man who started losing confidence and started experiencing physical pain in his eyes. If he wanted to remain calm, this is exactly what his story should tell us. In fact this is what many people believe from their personal experience, because I know many of us would have done something differently.If he does what he seems to want to achieve, he will gain some confidence, and once he has regained control of his self-reported problem, he will have the ability to move forward with these problems in a positive way.I ask that you use this information freely, not for political purpose. However, we are going to have to wait and see, and I want everyone to hear the truth. I know that this will be very uncomfortable, if at all.In any case, I think that being with someone like you to talk in terms of what their problems are (is it really like a therapist with one, or one who is one? Can we do it? what I think?), is the best practice. I have been in therapy for many years and never had any issues with therapists or practitioners, but I do think that having your own experience and information here might help you and help others with their health problems. I will also tell you what I think should always be heard and said right NOW, so that others can truly understand and appreciate you.I am really sorry I had to give it down to you. I have been through ups and downs, but the first step in understanding what a person is is learning to understand yourself in terms of the person he is with. I had thought it’s extremely unlikely that I would ever need an intervention, but I didn’t realize that I just spent the last three months alone in a room at a hotel that was really hot and full of negative feelings, talking