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The Hypnotic Journey is how the episode ends. Before that, I'll be sharing some common questions about these journeys, more resources, and stories from others who have taken this journey. See time stamps for this episode by following the show notes link.Show NotesCOMMUNITY HYPNOSISKINSHIP

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Let's delve into the mysteries of our subconscious minds with Drake Eastburn! He's returning to the podcast to discuss lucid dreaming, its potential applications in self-hypnosis, and the unique benefits of staying somewhat conscious during dreams. You'll take away valuable insights on how to employ self-hypnosis for improved sleep quality, control recurring dreams, and tap into the power of your subconscious to convey significant messages. Drake's first interview on the podcast is HM42:  Olympic athletes and fear of flying. You can hear it here >>>https://www.drlizhypnosis.com/episode42 About Drake Eastburn Drake's website https://www.hypnodenver.com/ Drake Eastburn is a Board Certified Hypnotherapist (BCH), and Certified Instructor (CI) through the National Guild of Hypnotists (NGH). Drake and his wife Lynsi are the co-founders the Eastburn Hypnotherapy Clinic and Eastburn Institute of Hypnotherapy. Drake is an adjunct faculty member of several hypnosis organizations, as well as Regis University and Colorado Free University.  With more than 40 years' experience in the field of hypnotism, Drake maintains a thriving private practice with offices in the Denver Metro area. His books include The Power of the Past (healing through regression hypnotherapy); Power Patter (a script book for hypnotherapists); The Therapeutic Hypnotist (become the best therapeutic hypnotist you can be); The Power of Suggestion—What Every Hypnotist Needs to Know; No Time to Waist—Powerful Hypnotic Weight Loss Secrets You NEED to Know, and the definitive work on his profession, What Is Hypnosis?   About Dr. Liz Winner of numerous awards including Top 100 Moms in Business, Dr. Liz provides psychotherapy, hypnotherapy, and hypnosis to people wanting a fast, easy way to transform all around the world. She has a PhD in Clinical Psychology, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) and has special certification in Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy. Specialty areas include Anxiety, Insomnia, and Deeper Emotional Healing. -------------- Free hypnosis files at http://bit.ly/drlizhypnosis Do you have Chronic Insomnia? Find out more about Dr. Liz's Better Sleep Program at https://bit.ly/sleepbetterfeelbetter Search episodes at the Podcast Page http://bit.ly/HM-podcast Help yourself with Hypnosis Downloads by Dr. Liz! http://bit.ly/HypnosisMP3Downloads --------- A problem shared is a problem halved. In person and online hypnosis and CBT for healing and transformation. Schedule your free consultation at https://www.drlizhypnosis.com. Listened to in over 140 countries, Hypnotize Me is the podcast about hypnosis, transformation, and healing. Certified hypnotherapist and Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Dr. Liz Bonet, discusses hypnosis and interviews professionals doing transformational work Thank you for tuning in! Please subscribe to auto-download new episodes to your listening device.

Welcome to This Spiritual Fix podcast where we discuss any topic in the mystical and self-help genre. Today, we have a very special guest, Drake Eastburn, a Board Certified Hypnotherapist (BCH) and Certified Instructor (CI) through the National Guild of Hypnotists (NGH). Drake and his wife Lynsi are the co-founders of the Eastburn Hypnotherapy Clinic and Eastburn Institute of Hypnotherapy.Drake is the official hypnotist to the U.S. Olympic Cycling and has more than 40 years' experience in the field of hypnotism. He and his wife maintain a thriving private practice with offices in the Denver Metro area. He works with clients globally via telephone, Zoom, and Skype. His wife works with women facing fertility challenges.One of the most prolific authors in contemporary hypnotism, Drake has written seven books on the subject, several of which are used in hypnotherapy trainings globally. His books include The Power of the Past (healing through regression hypnotherapy); Power Patter (a script book for hypnotherapists); The Therapeutic Hypnotist (become the best therapeutic hypnotist you can be); The Power of Suggestion—What Every Hypnotist Needs to Know; No Time to Waist—Powerful Hypnotic Weight Loss Secrets You NEED to Know, and the definitive work on his profession, What Is Hypnosis? Drake's most recent publication The Hypnotist's Bible—A Reference and A Journey was released in 2019.Links:Drake's WebsiteAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

#264 In this episode, Drake explored the practical applications and benefits of hypnosis in professional settings. He highlighted how hypnosis can effectively address emotional issues and enhance performance for athletes. Additionally, he emphasized the effectiveness of hypnotherapy, which utilizes hypnotic methods for therapeutic purposes, in helping individuals overcome past conditioning and limiting beliefs.  Drake underscores the significance of the hypnotic process in professional settings. He explained how hypnosis can assist individuals in visualizing themselves successfully performing specific tasks, particularly beneficial for athletes. Furthermore, hypnosis can help individuals overcome barriers and challenges rooted in past experiences or negative conditioning.  Overall, the episode emphasizes that hypnosis is widely utilized in professional settings, particularly in sports performance and therapy. It highlights the potential benefits of hypnosis in overcoming limitations, improving performance, and addressing emotional issues. About Drake: Drake Eastburn is a Board Certified Hypnotherapist (BCH), and Certified Instructor (CI) through the National Guild of Hypnotists (NGH). Drake and his wife Lynsi are the co-founders the Eastburn Hypnotherapy Clinic and Eastburn Institute of Hypnotherapy. Drake is an adjunct faculty member of several hypnosis organizations, as well as Regis University and Colorado Free University.  With more than 40 years' experience in the field of hypnotism, Drake maintains a thriving private practice with offices in the Denver Metro area. He works with clients globally via telephone, Zoom, and Skype. He has trained students to become Certified Hypnotherapists worldwide, and he offers abundant post-graduate and continuing education coursework for those who wish to specialize and/or broaden their practice. Drake is the official hypnotist to the U.S. Olympic Cycling Team. One of the most prolific authors in contemporary hypnotism, Drake has written seven books on the subject, several of which are used in hypnotherapy trainings globally. His books include The Power of the Past (healing through regression hypnotherapy); Power Patter (a script book for hypnotherapists); The Therapeutic Hypnotist (become the best therapeutic hypnotist you can be); The Power of Suggestion—What Every Hypnotist Needs to Know; No Time to Waist—Powerful Hypnotic Weight Loss Secrets You NEED to Know, and the definitive work on his profession, What Is Hypnosis? Key Points Discussed:  (00:00) - Unlock Your Subconscious Mind with Lucid Dreaming & Little-Known Hypnotherapy Techniques (01:50) - Hypnotherapy as a career. (07:46) - Working with Trichotillomania. (09:09) - Fear of being hypnotized. (13:18) - Repressing traumatic memories. (19:57) - Emotional release during hypnosis. (23:14) - Anxiety and living in the now. (27:00) - Overcoming depression and finding hope. (31:23) - Sense of exhilaration. (35:30) - Migraine relief techniques. (42:03) - Waking hypnosis. (44:07) - Lucid dreaming. (49:21) - Dreams and personal growth. (54:41) - Working with the subconscious.  (58:11) - Hypnosis in professional settings. How to Contact Drake Eastburn:www.hypnodenver.com   About me:My Instagram: www.instagram.com/guyhlawrence/?hl=en Guy's websites:www.guylawrence.com.au www.liveinflow.co

What IS Hypnosis? Transcending Old Myths Today, Rhonda and I interview Dr. Michael Yapko, a clinical psychologist and expert in clinical applications of hypnosis. Michael D. Yapko, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist residing near San Diego, California. He is internationally recognized for his groundbreaking work in applying clinical hypnosis, especially in the active treatment of depression. He has taught in more than 30 countries across six continents, and all over the United States. He has been a vocal critic of the medical model of depression and instead advocates for a social perspective, suggesting the problem is less in your biochemistry and more in your circumstances and perspectives. His YouTube lecture on “How to Recover from Depression” has now been viewed nearly 5 million times. Dr. Yapko is the author of 16 books, including his newest book for professionals called Process-Oriented Hypnosis, and his classic hypnosis text, Trancework (5th edition). His popular general audience books  include Depression is Contagious and Breaking the Patterns of Depression. His works have been translated into 10 languages. He is also the Chief Content Advisor for MindsetHealth, a digital hypnotherapy mental health app. More information about Dr. Yapko's work is available on his website: www.yapko.com. On the personal side, Dr. Yapko is happily married to his wife, Diane, a pediatric speech-language pathologist. Together, they enjoy hiking in the Great Outdoors in their spare time. Michael's first experience with hypnosis was as an undergraduate psychology student at the University of Michigan. He went to a clinical course on the topic of hypnosis which featured a live hypnosis demonstration. The demonstration subject was a woman who was suffering with intense chronic leg pain following a traumatic auto accident three years earlier. The relentless pain had disabled her and greatly impacted her life on many levels. Michael said he listened to her sad story in skeptical awe, unable to imagine what the hypnotist could possibly say to someone suffering so much that would be helpful to her. He was deeply absorbed in observing every nuance of the interaction wondering what help hypnosis might offer in such dramatic circumstances. The initial phase of the interaction was simply a series of suggestions for relaxing and focusing her attention. He gradually offered suggestions to visualize the pain as a dark, viscous liquid that could flow down her leg, out of her foot, into her shoe, and then spill out onto the floor as a “harmless puddle of pain.” And it was gooey! After re-alerting her from hypnosis, she became tearful and reported that she was pain-free for the first time in almost three years! The change in her appearance was both obvious and deeply impressive. Observing this dramatic demonstration of hypnosis for reducing chronic pain was a transformative experience for Dr. Yapko. He literally thought in that moment that hypnosis had remarkable potentials and that he would dedicate himself to learning all he could about the intricacies of hypnosis and its merits in a wide array of clinical interventions. The demonstration blew Dr. Yapko's young mind and led to a 50-year career practicing, studying, writing about, and teaching clinical hypnosis to health care professionals worldwide. Although he has recently retired from active clinical practice, he continues to offer trainings and says his fascination with hypnosis is just as strong as ever today. There are a number of striking areas of overlap between Michael's use of methods of clinical hypnosis and traditional Cognitive Therapy. For example, he routinely uses the Experimental Technique, and gives experiential homework assignments to help patients “see” or discover something that they have not previously seen or realized that would be helpful to them. This can be important when treating patients who hold rigid beliefs that can become the basis for emotional distress. However, the types of experiential experiments Michael suggests are sometimes more ambiguous in their purpose, and are sometimes more paradoxical, but all are designed to lead the patients to a shift in their mindset. In one example, Michael described a severely depressed woman who felt like a victim and constantly compared herself to others she actually knew very little, if anything, about. Then she felt terrible about herself because she was convinced that everyone else was happy and had beautiful, problem-free, ideal lives and she didn't. She had developed unrealistic perceptions of other people on the basis of little or no actual data. These thoughts made her miserable and she was convinced she was the only one who had been singled out for misery. Of course, we can see many of the familiar cognitive distortions, including Mind-Reading, which is assuming, without evidence, that we know how other people are thinking and feeling or how their lives are going. For most people, this process is so reflexive and unconscious they don't realize what they're doing. As Michael said, “too often people think things and then make the mistake of believing themselves.” To her detriment, this woman had never tested her assumptions about others. Michael's view was similar to that of cognitive therapists, that there would need to be a change in her way of reaching unfounded conclusions if she was going to feel better about herself and her life. But what kind of experiment, or exercise, could he assign to help her discover that her thinking WASN'T always correct ? Telling her to “stop doing that!” would not likely help her. Instead, Michael did a hypnosis session with her and oriented her to the idea that forming interpretations or conclusions without evidence is a reliable path to making mistakes that can be costly. Then Michael gave her an easy assignment that had the potential to make obvious how readily she formed conclusions without any evidence. He encouraged her to go on a hike in a state park near San Diego. The trail he wanted her to go on is called the Azalea Springs Trail, an easy three mile walk. The trail's name suggests a beautiful trail with flowers and flowing springs and sounds like an awesome, inspiring experience. But in reality, the hiking trail goes through barren desert brush, eventually leading to a clearing. In the center of the clearing, there's a rusty pipe sticking up out of the soil with a small amount of water dripping out. A sign attached to the pipe reads, “Azalea Springs.” All the expectations of an abundance of beautiful azaleas and a lovely flowing spring naturally exploded in only a moment! When she read the sign and realized how far off her expectations were from the reality, she suddenly “got it” and burst out laughing. She learned in a powerfully memorable way that our expectations are not always the way things are. Subsequently, having absorbed that powerful learning, she regularly caught herself making assumptions about others and using them to build them up and tear herself down. This hurtful pattern changed dramatically, giving rise to a much happier and more satisfying life. Michael also uses the Survey Technique, which is common in TEAM therapy. He described a shy man who desperately wanted to be married and fantasized living in domestic bliss in a house with a picket fence. But he was convinced that no woman would ever be interested in him because he'd been hospitalized for two weeks for depression 15 years earlier. Again, he was rigidly fixated on this unfortunate idea, which he believed to be absolutely true. Michael first conducted a hypnosis session that introduced the idea that “someone can be very sure…and very wrong.” Hypnosis often makes it possible to loosen the hold of unhelpful ideas and shift to a more useful perspective. This is because people in hypnosis process information differently than when in their usual frame of awareness. Having a rational conversation with someone is quite different than guiding someone through a hypnotic experience which can create possibilities that rational conversation alone simply can't. Hypnosis is all about focus and Michael describes how people's problems are often problems of focus: they focus on what's wrong and miss what's right, or they focus on the unchangeable past and miss positive future possibilities. Those of you who are familiar with CBT or TEAM may recognize these distortions as Mental Filtering and Discounting the Positive. It's important to appreciate that hypnosis is NOT the therapy. Rather, it's a vehicle for delivering therapeutic ideas and perspectives at a deeper level that can give rise to more adaptive automatic responses. Following hypnosis Michael gave his patient the assignment to generate a series of general questions that he'd be interested in hearing women answer. Michael included the following question as number 7 on his 10 question survey: “Would you consider dating, getting involved with, and even marrying a man if you knew he'd been hospitalized for two weeks for depression 15 years ago?”  Michael then convinced him to go to the local mall and randomly stop women and ask them to respond to some survey questions he was researching. He could tell a number of women that he was conducting a brief survey and would appreciate getting their opinions. Although he got many varying opinions, he was shocked to discover that the vast majority of women said it would NOT be an issue. He had built his misery around a belief that had no bearing on how women actually felt. Once again, although Michael emphasizes the value of hypnosis, his  therapy techniques have some overlap with Cognitive Therapy. He promotes the idea that the shifts in both physiology and cognition that take place during hypnosis can provide a multi-dimensional foundation for amplifying the effects of virtually any type of psychotherapy. In fact, in his classic text on hypnosis, Trancework (5th edition), Michael cites numerous studies that show that hypnosis can enhance therapeutic outcomes for Cognitive Therapy. And why not? After all, every therapy utilizes suggestions in one form or another! Michael emphasizes the importance of psychotherapy homework between sessions which is also key in TEAM therapy as well as Cognitive Therapy. He will not give patients the room to “skip” or “forget” to do their homework assignments and uses hypnosis to build their curiosity and willingness to explore new possibilities by carrying out assignments. He described different factions in the world of hypnosis. Just as there are different approaches to psychotherapy, there are also differing views about the nature of hypnosis. For example, some experts promote the idea that hypnosis is an intrapersonal (within the person) phenomenon, a “fixed” or unchanging trait the person may have. They use “suggestibility tests” to assess whether and how responsive the patient might be to hypnosis. Michael and other experts view hypnosis differently, seeing it not as a fixed trait a person does or doesn't have, but rather as a product of many different factors, including the patient's expectations, the context in which it is being applied, the purpose for which it is being applied, and the quality of the therapeutic relationship that involves empathy and trust. He also believes that almost everyone has the capacity for hypnosis, but different people clearly have different aptitudes, or innate skills, for experiencing various aspects of hypnosis. For example, some people may have a greater capacity for pain reduction or elimination, while others may have a greater capacity for vivid visual imagination and fantasy, and so forth. Hypnosis provides an opportunity for people to discover their hidden strengths and talents. Can you imagine what it does for someone's self-image, Michael asks, when they discover through hypnosis that they have untapped abilities they can use to handle a situation skillfully that previously had overwhelmed them? In fact, this is what draws Michael to hypnosis: the way it can empower people to discover and use more of their untapped innate resources. This is the exact opposite of the unfortunate myth perpetuated through hypnosis stage shows and Hollywood productions that somehow hypnosis diminishes people's sense of control. That's very important, so I'll repeat it. The myth-based view is that hypnosis makes people obedient to the powerful hypnotist, who is often painted as a Svengali type of character. But in reality, hypnosis can be used to help make people more powerful, more autonomous, and more independent. Just the opposite! Michael has authored 16 books, including nine on the clinical applications of hypnosis. His latest book, entitled, Process-Oriented Hypnosis: Focusing on the Forest, Not the Trees, focuses on how, and not why, people generate their own problems and can be obtained at Amazon. Thanks so much for listening! And thanks so much, Michael, for sharing your wealth of experience and giving us the latest scoop on clinical hypnosis! Warmly, Rhonda, Michael, and David

Today's special guest Drake Eastburn is a Board-Certified Hypnotherapist, co-founder of Eastburn Hypnotherapy Center and the Eastburn Institute of Hypnosis. Drake is an author with more than 40 years experience in the field of hypnotism, and on a mission to educate people on the reality and impact of hypnosis. For over thirty years, Drake has maintained a thriving full time private practice with multiple offices in the Denver metropolitan area. His global training includes advanced methods such as Regression Therapy, Resolving Repetitive Body Focused Behaviors (nail biting, skin picking, etc.), and smoking cessation. Drake is the official hypnotist to the USA Olympic Cycling Team and has actually worked with athletes across all sports.  His hypnosis work is effective for anxiety and performance, and is especially helpful in keeping athletes from freezing in critical moments.   As one of the most prolific authors in contemporary hypnotism, Drake has written seven books on the subject.  His books include The Power of the Past; Power Patter; The Therapeutic Hypnotist; The Power of Suggestion—What Every Hypnotist Needs to Know; No Time to Waist—Powerful Hypnotic Weight Loss Secrets You NEED to Know, and the definitive work on his profession, What Is Hypnosis? Really, which will be released as a revised 2nd edition in 2023. Drake's forthcoming eighth book, The Hypnotist's Bible—A Reference and A Journey, is set to be released on December 15, 2022. The Hypnotist's Bible is a journey through the history of hypnosis for practitioners, with a full glossary of hypnosis terms. 

When people hear the word Hypnosis, they often think about someone being made to run around on a stage clucking like a chicken, barking like a dog or doing something extremely embarrassing for the sake of entertainment. The truth about hypnosis and hypnotherapy when used in service for transformation and healing, is not even anything close to that. Today on The Karen Kenney Show, we're talking about hypnosis and how I recently became a Certified Hypnotist. You'll hear how I'm wicked excited to be bringing brain science, subconscious reprogramming and Spiritual Mentoring together in my work, because it kinda' feels like having a super power! Join me as we break down some of the myths and facts surrounding hypnosis and also talk about some of the most frequently asked questions that people have about this healing modality. We also dive into how hypnosis can be a transformational tool for someone who is ready to create deeper subconscious changes and more supportive beliefs. Keep in mind, when it comes to training the brain, creating new neural networks and shifting the mind from fear to Love (using both hypnosis & spiritual mentoring) - consistency and commitment are a crucial, non-negotiable key! If you want to use hypnosis to release old patterns of thinking, rewrite old stories, reprogram your subconscious mind and rewire your brain to create new empowering habits, then there's just no half-assing it. Personally, I want to use hypnosis to “de-hypnotize” people, so that they can release and remove the old BS (beliefs, stories, blocks & bullshit) that they've been told or continue to tell about themselves. I want to help people create new positive ways of thinking and find freedom from unwanted behaviors (or whatever is holding them back), so they can transform from the inside out. I want to give them, through this offering of Spiritual Hypno-Mentoring, the opportunity to rewrite and rewire their brains with the glory of who they really are and are truly capable of being.. So you can transform Your Story to Your Glory! This work is a journey from fear back to Love and Hypnosis is another way for me to share and extend that Love to more people all over the world. KK's Takeaways: • Certified Hypnotist (2:53) • I Take Action (8:38) • Shift In Perception (17:17) • Hypnosis Myths (23:07) • What Is Hypnosis (31:27) • Reprogram Your Subconscious Mind (39:28) • What Does Hypnosis Feel Like? (46:00) • We Were Hypnotized In Our Formative Years (56:34) Karen Kenney is a Certified Spiritual Mentor, Certified Hypnotist, writer, author, speaker, and the host of The Karen Kenney Show Podcast. She's also the founder of THE NEST - an online spiritual membership & community. She's been a student & guide of A Course in Miracles for close to three decades, a certified yoga teacher for 20+ years and is a longtime practitioner of Passage Meditation. She's also a Gateless Writing Instructor, workshop facilitator and transformational retreat leader. KK grew up in Lawrence & Boston, MA, and graduated from Boston University with a degree in Communications. She's known for her storytelling, her sense of humor and her “down-to-earth”, no BS approach to Spirituality. She helps people to rewrite their old stories, shift their perception from fear to Love, and deepen their connection to Self, Source & Spirit. Using her signature process - Your Story to Your Glory™ - people learn how to transform themselves and their lives from the inside out, so they can feel empowered, play a proactive part in their own healing, and experience more fun, flow, and freedom! A sought-after speaker, spiritual teacher, and thought leader for podcasts, shows, live events, group retreats and entrepreneurial mastermind programs, Karen has been invited to speak & teach on various platforms, stages & retreat centers across the country, including the renowned Omega Institute for Holistic Studies. You

Looking to master your mindset game? Join Ryan Christensen, a veteran of the intelligence community, National Guild of Hypnotists member, and founder Hypnosis for Men, and myself as we discuss hypnotherapy for inner power and self-confidence. Hypnosis is a powerful tool many men are unaware of. Learn how aspiring alpha males globally are utilizing hypnosis for confidence with women, sleep, anxiety, and mental clarity, health, and toughness. Check out Hypnosis for Men to unlock new levels of life and love you never thought possible! ACCESS PRIVATE POSTS, CHAT, Q&As, COMMUNITY https://patreon.com/menshrine SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE ON THE TOPIC https://youtube.com/c/menshrine QUESTIONS? COMMENTS? https://www.instagram.com/jarenscott REQUEST A YOUTUBE VIDEO https://menshrine.com/video BOOK EXECUTIVE MEN'S COACHING https://menshrine.com/coaching Menshrine Join Menshrine: https://menshrine.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/menshrine Facebook: https://facebook.com/menshrine TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@menshrine Twitter: https://twitter.com/menshrine Hypnosis for Men Book hypnosis session: https://hypnosisformen.com/ Subscribe to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/HypnosisForMen Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hypnosisformen Twitter: https://twitter.com/hypnosisformen *** ABOUT *** Welcome to Menshrine. For the modern man and ladies who love us. Follow for edutainment on improving dating, game, fitness, finances and fun! TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO • hypnotherapy for inner power and self-confidence, hypnosis for confidence with women, hypnosis for men, hypnosis for mental health, hypnosis for confidence HASHTAGS #hypnosis #hypnotherapy #hypnotist #hypnotherapist #innerpower

Link to My Blog postshttps://icoachhypnosis.com/newsletterWe're back with Season 2 of The Feel Good Podcast on the icoachhypnosis Network. The Feel Good Podcast is your go-to resource for improving your well being, achieving a growth mindset and reprograms your thoughts to achieve positive change.  About me:  I am Trudy. I help people with their journey of self-discovery. Whether your goal is to increase or build self confidence, or find fulfillment in a passion project, it can be challenging to understand how to get from point A (identifying a goal) to point B (actually going after and achieving that goal).  I deliver regular tips and guidance to help you create the future you desire, Don't delay - reach your goals today, listen or watch the Feel Good Podcast.✨Thanks so much for Listening! ✨Sending you all my love! If you think others will benefit from this video, please share it

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In this third episode in the birth hypnosis series, Michelle and Rene Brent, Clinical and Transpersonal Hypnotherapist, dispel the myths and misconceptions surrounding hypnosis and hypnotherapy. They discuss the power of the subconscious mind works and how it works. Rene explains the imprinting that can happen within the subconscious mind, especially when we are children. Together Michelle and Rene share the transform that hypnotherapy can create. "Thoughts create chemistry, and chemistry, we feel that in our physical body. If it's fear then we have another thought because we feel it in our stomach or our gut. And that's called the felt sense… When you are in worry and fear because worry is all about fear. Nobody worries about things being amazing." —Rene Brent About Rene Brent:Rene has been an RN for 30 years and has worked in ICU, Trauma/ER, and the Recovery Room. In her experience, she was inspired by the powerful mind/body connection and how self-awareness and reframing negative thoughts help us heal emotionally and physically. It was a natural transition for Rene Brent to go from being a healer of the body to a healer of the mind. She is passionate about helping her clients use the power of the mind and move forward in their lives and reach personal and professional goals. Rene attended The Institute of Interpersonal Hypnotherapy (IIH in Tampa, Fl.) IIH is the only state-licensed school of Hypnotherapy in Florida. Rene has trained over 1000 hours.Rene Brent's solo practice is located in Maitland, Florida. She is certified as a Clinical and Transpersonal Hypnotherapist. She is highly trained and uses a variety of modalities including Hypnotherapy, NLP, EMT and EFT. She finds these protocols help her clients change negative habits and behaviors. When her clients release false beliefs and let go of past hurts and events, then true healing can occur. Rene Brent is an international speaker and a #1 International Best Selling Author of “How Big Is Your BUT?”. On March 16th, 2021 Rene released her latest book “Breaking the Worry Agreement” and has already reached International Best Seller status on Amazon.Rene Brent is a registered member of The American Council of Hypnotherapist (ACHE) and the International Association of Interpersonal Hypnotherapist (IAIH) Rene's Books: "How Big Is Your BUT?”“Breaking the Worry Agreement” Connect with Rene:Websites: https://www.practicehappynow.com/, https://renebrenthypnosis.com/Facebook: @ReneBrentHypnosis, @PracticeHappyNowInstagram: @ReneHypnosisLinkedIn: Rene Brent, RN-CCHTYou Tube: ReneBrentHypnosis Connect with Michelle Smith:Classes with Michelle: birtheaseservices.com/birth-ease-childbirth-educationFacebook:   Birth Ease,   The Birth Ease Podcast,  Birth Ease Baby Loss SupportInstagram:    @birtheasemichellesmith, @birtheaselossssupportYouTube:    Birth EaseLinkedIn:  Birth Ease Michelle SmithWebsite: BirthEaseServices.com

In this episode Abby & Alan tackle the mysteries of hypnosis. Is it based in science? Does it work? Let's find out together. Music by Michaela Papa & Jordan Moser.Poster Art by @akay_illustrates.Lunatics Magazine is available here.Subscribe to our newsletter! Follow us on Instagram @thelunaticsproject and on YouTube - Films About Lunatics.--Subscribe to Anti-Racism Daily - a daily email newsletter from Nicole Cardoza.Follow this post to donate directly to Blank trans folks.Also, consider donating to The Loveland Foundation, a fund that provides therapy for Black women. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/filmsaboutlunatics)

What is the difference between hypnosis and meditation?The main difference is that the meditation is self-induced and with full self-awareness, whereas hypnosis is usually induced by another person (unless is self-hypnosis which is self-induced) and the person is in state of trance, amnesia or unconscious.Hypnosis MeditationThere is some confusion, even for people who both meditate and use self-hypnosis, about whether there is any difference between the two disciplines. They both induce extremely beneficial, deeply relaxing and calming states of mind that can help you get through your day in a positive, calm and stress-free way.From Meditation Life Skills: Meditative State or Hypnosis? The Top 7 Things I’ve Learned…When you hear the word 'hypnosis', you tend to think of magic and 'woo-woo'. We've all seen stage hypnotists encouraging their participants to believe they're chickens or otherwise make a fool of themselves and we've all seen hypnotists in films who seem to be able to cure any ailment and solve any problem with the power of their minds. Some people believe that hypnotism is a form of brainwashing like this and that it can be used alongside the 'dark arts' for all kinds of villainy. Others don't believe in it at all… so what's the reality?The Reality of HypnotismTo understand what hypnotism really is, it can help to consider another term for it: persuasion. Hypnotism is sometimes referred to as 'the art of persuasion' which is an accurate description as that's really all it is. When you hypnotize someone you are persuading them that something is true – whether that's the idea that they don't want another cigarette or whether it's that they're really a chicken.The problem is, that when someone tells you something is true, you generally tend to reject it until you're given proof. No one could really persuade you that you were a chicken using conventional means for instance, which is where hypnotism comes in. And generally you're still not going to convince anyone they're a chicken unless they want to be a chicken or they're already particularly persuadable. In general, hypnotism is best used as a kind of 'nudge' to get someone to think in the correct way and is most effective when they're 'playing ball'.How Hypnosis WorksSo how then can you persuade someone to believe something they wouldn't normally? There are a few methods but generally, the idea is to get in 'under the radar' by speaking almost directly to that person's unconscious.The first way to do this is to get that person to feel completely at ease and relaxed so that they drop their guard. This is what you call putting someone in a 'suggestible' state. The right language can then be used to make that person trust in what the hypnotist is saying and to gradually 'lead' them.Careful phrasing is then also weaved into the subsequent 'script' in order to plant subtle ideas in such a way that the person does not 'reject' them. And when they then come around, the patient will likely have adopted those ideas as their own – almost like inception!As ideas about meditation become more accepted, the benefits of meditating are beginning to become mainstream. More and more people are looking to guided meditation and hypnosis as a way to learn about themselves. For some, this means taking a trip into deep hypnosis, where the veil that separates the conscious and subconscious mind is lifted. Learn How To Meditate - Meditation Podcast | Free Online Meditation Course | Guided Meditation | Meditation Music Download MSupport the show (https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=206617)

In this weeks episode I talk about Hypnosis. What it is and what it isn't. The conversation might surprise you! Always Believe, Luke Michael Howard CHT Clinical Hypnotist "Stop Destructive Habits Today" Book your free Hypnotic screening call on: 613-878-5874 About "Referrals​ are the biggest compliment you could give me" Email: mail@lukenosis.com Subscribe to my Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/ReveLUKEtion/ Follow me Continue Reading The post PODCAST #10 What Is Hypnosis? appeared first on .

Watkins Publishing Commissioning Editor Kelly Thompson discusses the behind the scenes of developing What is Hypnosis? with author and hypnotherapist Tom Fortes Mayer. What Is Hypnosis? is the third title in a new series of fresh, accessible mind, body, spirit guides. the book explores the fascinating science of hypnosis, revealing what the term really means and the immense power it has to enhance our lives in all kinds of amazing ways. An intriguing and practical behind-the-scenes tour of the power of the mind. Tom Fortes Mayer is a Harley Street hypnotherapist, author and international speaker. He is passionate about helping people lead happier lives through the art and science of hypnosis, in which he has a post-graduate diploma from the highly acclaimed London College of Clinical Hypnosis. He is also trained in Gestalt counselling, Neuro-Linguistic Programming, EMDR and EFT.

What Is Hypnosis & the Fundamentals of Hypnosis – Part 2 Happy Hypno-Tuesday! I'm back for another episode of Hypnosis Etc. on www.CalBanyan.com. In this episode I recap the part 1 of the series then I continue with the rest of the fundamentals of hypnosis. https://youtu.be/knPEosJKeV0  Click to Read Text Version of this Video Hello

What Is Hypnosis & the Fundamentals of Hypnosis – Part 1 Happy Hypno-Tuesday! Welcome back to another episode of Hypnosis Etc. on www.CalBanyan.com. Today, I start off by sharing exciting news. I had a call from Dr. Dwight Damon of the NGH who asked me to be a speaker for the upcoming Solid Gold Weekend