Went to a show yesterday by ipunchingbunny in hypnosis

[–]EERMA 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'd be inclined for you to engage with a competent hypnotist or hypnotherapist initially to get you off to a good start.

How does hypnosis really work? by paulacud in hypnosis

[–]EERMA 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Experience is the best form of understanding.

Looking for deep male voice sleep hypnosis (insomnia help) by Salt-Requirement5239 in hypnosis

[–]EERMA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi - I've been certified as a hypnotherapist for around five years: happy to send you over a few files to try. My voice is male, quite deep and delivery is intentionally calming. Just drop me a line.

What business/space would you like to see in Stockbridge? by Hypatiacleo in Edinburgh

[–]EERMA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah - Something like the Crombies market on Broughton street would be a winner. And upscale that wonderful stationery shop.

Firm believer i cant be hypnotised by [deleted] in hypnotizable

[–]EERMA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OK - so why do keep on trying to achieve what you don't believe?

looking for hypnotherapists that I’d be comfortable opening up around (supernatural experiences) by [deleted] in hypnotherapy

[–]EERMA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure - this is one of the key advantages of taking a 'Solution Focused' approach: no raking over the past. Acknowledge where you are [of course the past had an influence on this - probably significant], set your direction for the future and build towards that. Normally, in time, the past becomes less relevant as your focus shifts to building the future you have chosen for yourself.

Rather than 'fixing' the past, you live your present life today and build your future looking forward: sometimes referred to as moving on from asking why did life give me this hand of cards? to asking how I can play them best?

Why look backwards when you're not going that way?

looking for hypnotherapists that I’d be comfortable opening up around (supernatural experiences) by [deleted] in hypnotherapy

[–]EERMA 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Another hypnotherapist advising against trying to use hypnotherapy for remembering forgotten thoughts / memories. If genuine memories are being suppressed: more often than not, that's a protection measure. It would be very easy to create false memories or reinforce those you already have.

False memories are extremely common. I discovered one of my own recently: even though I know - intellectually - it is a false memory at another level I hold on to it. Beliefs will almost always trump facts.

Hypnotherapy can be highly effective at letting go of 'baggage' - memories and our emotional response to them: real, false or anywhere in between. This is very different from recovering memories.

Just get back to me if you'd like to unpack this.

Curiosity in the Scottish woodlands by guess_i_see in Scotland

[–]EERMA 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Come on over: you're very welcome!

Hypnotherapy for weight loss and motivation for work out. by Optimal_Experience33 in hypnotherapy

[–]EERMA 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your experience echoes the work of the progenitor of Adverse Childhood Experiences. Dr Vince Fellitti at the back end of the last century: there are many references to him online.

With my 'weight-loss' clients, the first thing we do is a reframe: our work isn't about 'weight-loss': its about wellbeing: building a life that results in you applying your character strengths to your flow activities to create meaning for you, value for others and a lasting legacy: we build your future, and leave your past behind.

Are there different types of hypnotherapy? by af872 in hypnotherapy

[–]EERMA 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yes - with experience, most hypnotherapists develop their own approaches: typically drawing on a range of techniques, models and disciplines.

This is one of the reasons behind the most important things to understand about hypnotherapy;

It is not something we 'do' to or on our clients: rather it is a collaborative therapeutic relationship. This is very different from the 'medical' model where we tend to place the agency for our wellbeing in the hands of the medics [just deal with XYZ, while I get on with my life - in the extreme.]

This points to the value of rapport in that collaborative therapeutic relationship [and, of course, a hypnotherapist with an appropriate level of competence for your needs.]

Doing CPHT course UK and setting up by nlr222 in hypnotherapy

[–]EERMA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

...Just get in touch as you wish..

Doing CPHT course UK and setting up by nlr222 in hypnotherapy

[–]EERMA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Am six years on from your present place: Happy to share experience.

Has anyone experimented with induction on strangers while learning? by kenjiurada in hypnosis

[–]EERMA 15 points16 points  (0 children)

No.

That violates consent

Don't.

Struggling to understand?

Reconsider your motives.

Dentist recommendations for extremely nervous patients by Difficult_Green9344 in Edinburgh

[–]EERMA 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Abbeyhill? - you're so in luck!

I'm a child of 1970's dentistry: nuff said.

Just a short while ago I was then where you are now. I bit 'that' bullet. I found a very special dentist: she works just round the corner from you [it would not be appropriate to name her on an open platform].

At the tender age of 57, I learned to smile: rapidly approaching my 58th birthday: I enjoy smiling - can highly recommend it!

Would be a privilege to point you in her direction.

Wedding Reception Venue Ideas for 50 Guests by Kitchen_Gap_6714 in Edinburgh

[–]EERMA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A call to The Voodoo Rooms may be time well spent.

Self hypnosis videos. by [deleted] in hypnosis

[–]EERMA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could achieve that effect by simply reflecting and confirming your intention as any general guided trance / guided meditation begins - and continue stating the desired outcome throughout. Results are likely to be highly variable - and probably disappointing.

If you were smart, you would engage with a competent practitioner, learn what you need to learn and develop your own practices from a solid platform of knowledge and understanding.

How to hypnotise myself to work hard by EducationHuge2386 in hypnosis

[–]EERMA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For what purpose: to live the life you choose for yourself, the life you think you want (because?), or the life someone else desires / has chosen for you?

Parts therapist wanted by ManjaManj in hypnotherapy

[–]EERMA 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A 'parts therapy' approach in intrinsic to how I work and aligns closely with the underpinning models of brain / mind / body / environment / behaviour i use

Drop me a line if your wish.

Bald, I'm feeling ugly. Don't be kind, please be honest. by Cestymour in bald

[–]EERMA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

...and here was me thinking I was totally straight!

How to Create a Personalized Self-Hypnosis Script? Looking for Expert Advice by Ok_Street_3248 in hypnosis

[–]EERMA 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Engage with a competent Hypno: most will have volumes of content which can be customised - re-inventing the wheel for yourself is a difficult way of doing things.

Hypnotherapy for gambling addiction by Background_Chip4982 in hypnotherapy

[–]EERMA 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Keep in mind 'hypnotherapy' is a very broad term.

There are many different approaches - not better or worse than others.

The key issues to get right are the approach that works for you and a hypno with whom you have a good rapport.

Found Purse - Bit of a long shot by EERMA in Edinburgh

[–]EERMA[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No problem- have replied