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    Unit: 2 Initial Consultation and Induction Techniques – Module 3 January 2015 Essay Assignment – The Importance of Rapport Rapport is everywhere; it is how we are with ourselves and others it is vital as part of our communication and behaviours in everyday life. I was listening to the news this morning‚ a piece was highlighting how‚ within the NHS it has been found that personnel caring for patients are simply not saying “hello” and furthermore not introducing themselves. Food for thought - a reminder

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    that there are two key aspects of hypnosis that lead people to believe it is an altered state of consciousness. One is that subjects view their behavior as being caused by something other than itself. The second aspect is the belief that the hypnosis ritual creates expectations in the subject which in turn motivate the subject to behave in ways that are consistent with the expectations. The research that he reported centered on frequent cited claims about hypnosis that have been drawn into question

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    Bibliography: * Josie-Staudacher Hypnosis for a Change * Roger P Allen Scripts‚ Strategies in Hypnotherapy * Handbook of Hypnotic Suggestions and Metaphors D. Corydon Hammond‚ Ph.D * Chrysalis Course Notes

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    create the best screed and approach and also how susceptible they may be to hypnosis.  There are several ways to determine this and some are more suitable than others in terms of time constraints while in consultation. A practitioner may wish to use the Balloon/Lead Test or the Eye Roll Test as these are most suitable for use in this environment. The problem with using tests to try and discover if someone is open to hypnosis is that if the client fails the test they could lose confidence in hypnotherapy

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    if the following hypnosis/counselling sessions are going to be successful. By building a rapport with the client we are hoping to put them at ease and we are starting to gain their trust‚ if the client has full trust and confidence in their counsellor it will make them far more receptive to suggestion and make them feel more comfortable in discussing their problems. This also gives us the chance to explain what hypnosis is and what the client is likely to experience during hypnosis. Whilst doing this

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    Hypnotherapy is hypnosis used in a therapeutic context. The therapist will make suggestions while you are distracted‚ allowing you to reconsider any negative beliefs & thoughts you may have. Generally speaking it’s a conversation with someone with knowledge of therapeutic psychological techniques they use to give you analysis. It works because people have beliefs and behaviors that are holding them back from achieving their goals in life. Hypnotherapy treatment works through challenging these beliefs

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    your own successes‚ so that you can reproduce them. It was initially promoted as an effective form of therapy in the 1970’s by the creators Bander and Grinder and was also used by Milton Erickson the founder of the ‘American Society for Clinical Hypnosis’. Erickson was selected as the third model for NLP‚ alongside two other therapists‚ “Bander and Grinder sought to observe what the therapists were doing‚ categorize it‚ and ’model ’ it.” It is a way of discovering and unfolding your personal genius

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    INTRODUCTION In this essay I will be looking at the methods and techniques that are used to personalise a screed‚ to suit working with different clients. I will also give an outline of my understanding of Hypnosis and in my conclusion I will consider whether a personal induction will always be more effective. WHAT IS A PERSONALISED INDUCTION? A personalised induction is a hypnotic induction that is tailored to suit a specific individual. Although as humans we all appear to be quite similar

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    What is Hypnosis? Describe the psychological and physical aspects of hypnosis and discuss the role of relaxation in hypnotherapy. Introduction In this essay‚ we will aim to describe what hypnosis is‚ look at the psychological and physical aspects of hypnosis‚ look at the history of hypnosis‚ along with its application in today’s world. The essay will also discuss the role of relaxation in hypnotherapy. This will include the importance and necessity of such a state for the successful application

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    Chrysalis Year 1 - Essay 3

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    Why is the initial consultation so important? What factors will an ethical therapist cover at this time? Maggie Romain-CHELM1A 13 In this essay I am going to look at the importance and purpose of the initial consultation between the client and the therapist and what happens during this preliminary session. I will also cover the ethical definitions that will need to be explored and established‚ to ensure the safety

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