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Hypnotherapy Training Self-hypnosis Story

http://www.orcainstitute.com Do not operate machinery or drive when using this. Stop Smoking : This video is good for people who want to relax deeply and create change by listening to "Indirect" suggestions. Indirect suggestions use stories, anecdotes, pauses and many other subtle approaches to help someone relax deeply and safely without having to utilize specific orders or "direct" suggestion.

Self-hypnosis Non Smokiing, Do not operate machinery or drive when using this.This video is good for people who want to create change and relax deeply by listening to "Indirect" suggestions. Indirect suggestions use stories, anecdotes, pauses and many other subtle approaches to help someone relax deeply and safely without having to utilize specific orders or "direct" suggestion.

About the Orca Institute.

As the director and founder of Canada's most enduring, and only PCTIA Accredited hypnotherapy school I welcome you to The Orca Institute's  Channel. Established in 1986 our school's program was conceived and developed in response to the desire of many practitioners to achieve a high standard of hypnotherapy practice. We offer Certificate and Diploma programs which are structured to accommodate our student's busy schedules and lifestyles. Our courses are ongoing so can be started at anytime from anywhere.

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This hypnosis video consists of direct and indirec suggestions come mind with deep relaxation to create a positive, relaxed and peaceful feeling. The goal is to empower the individual to achieve whatever they set their mind to and to reach their goals. There are many ways to do this and this is just one. Please feel free to subscribe to our blog and/or YouTube channel to view our other related videos and receive our new ones. If you have any interest in learning more about hypnotherapy, or even becoming a hypnotherapist please go to our website http://www.orcainstitute.com to learn more. You can also phone us toll-free at one 800 665 (ORCA) 6722.

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This video consists of a few hypnosis inductions of different types blended together. As you hear the voices you might find that it is hard to listen to both voices at the same time. In hypnosis terms this is called "confusion".The intent is to give the conscious mind lots to do.at a certain point the conscious mind gets overloaded and the subconscious comes more to the surface. The result being that relaxation begins to take over, and it doesn't really matter what the voices are saying. The person listening becomes much more focused on just letting go and relaxing. The images throughout the video also have a similar intent to keep the conscious mind busy so it eventually "throws in the towel and begins to relax and let go". There are many approaches to helping people relax and sleep between comfortably in hypnosis. This hypnosis video is typically good for people who think a lot, especially just before they go to sleep. Feel free to experiment with the different approaches which we will be offering at the Orca Institute's Channel shortly.

Gaining Rapport Using NLP in Therapeutic Applications With Byron Miki, HT, one of our teachers. It will take place on Wednesday, April 4th, 2012 at 5:30PM (Pacific). It will cover the following topics:

  Mirroring, matching, pacing and leading

developing an awareness of non-verbal minimal queues

pre-cliet preparation - grounding

This 1 hour video is an in depth Introduction to our training. Pardeep, a new student at Orca has some questions about some of the general concepts of our training. In this discussion Sheldon Bilsker, RCC,HT, President of The Orca Institute has an opportunity to address some questions which many prospective students have when choosing which hypnotherapy school to go to. The nature of Hypnotherapy is such that it is not always the best way to answer a question about our training in the short form. This video allows us to go more deeply into some of the concepts and modality in which we teach. As an added bonus The person watching has an opportunity to learn some useful methods to aid their ability to relax and focus.

Many prospective students looking for hypnotherapy training might not realize that hypnosis is a fairly broad term.  There are a number of approaches in using hypnotherapy, but generally, there are two schools of thought, the Direct  approach and the Indirect approach.  Most people are familiar with the direct approach.  It typically entails a hypnotherapist giving a subject or client, a series of suggestions.  For example, close your eyes and breathe deeply. An indirect approach however is meant to be much more subtle.

Using an "indirect approach", a therapist might comment, "isn't it nice to know how deeply relaxed one can feel simply by taking it deep breath and letting go." From this phrase and similar phrases we begin to discover a new language, for the subconscious. One may ask what the intent is in using this approach. Why not just tell the client to relax deeply? There are clients who prefer this direct type of approach more than the indirect method, but there are many who do not for a wide variety of reasons. The most popular reason people tend to give for not preferring the direct approach is that they feel like they are being, albeit nicely, ordered to do something or to respond in a specific way. In fact, not all, but many people prefer to feel autonomous and choose their own experience which the indirect approach allows them to do.

As one might guess, because of its subtlety, the indirect approach is more difficult to learn, but once mastered can be very rewarding. We have Dr. Milton Erickson to thank for this approach in the field of hypnotherapy though there are many cultures historically which used variations of this method. In fact, one can make the argument that any culture or society which uses stories to teach and disseminate information is using this approach. From this perspective it doesn't seem so new. We begin to realize that most if not all, have used indirect phrasing much of our lives. We are really accessing something we know instinctively but are now learning to use it through a therapeutic modality. The purpose of utilizing stories and metaphors with a client is to allow them to go on a journey of their choosing. This is why we use "open ended phrases "such as, "I wonder", "I'm not going to suggest", "isn't it nice to know", "I really don't know what your experience will be ", "what is time.....anyway" etc.  These generalized and open ended statements allow the client to expand on the implications of what is being said. However, it is not just saying phrases that elicit the client's response but just as importantly it is the way it is said. A master story teller is very much aware of this and utilizes tone, rhythm and timing to draw out from the person, verbally or non-verbally, direction on where to go next.

A good definition of these phrases, as mentioned previously, is language for the subconscious or as Erickson referred to it, the unconscious. The premise of this statement is that our subconscious responds and communicates differently than our conscious mind and therefore it needs a different language which relates to feeling and experience rather than intellect. How to put all of this together to be truly effective is one of the lessons you will learn in our training.

The Orca Institute: Hypnotherapy Certification Training