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your choice would not only be the learning experience of alifetime but would also be an excellent chance to as# me any"uestions you may have.

o in short, your hypnotic success, competence and #nowledge

are *++/ certain if you follow this *0 step plan as follows1

*. 2ead, study and absorb all *0 !T course manuals

0. Watch, study and absorb both the !T course videos

3. 'isten to, study and absorb all *0 !T audio instructiontapes

4. omplete and return your test paper and await your results

5. 6pon receiving your successful exam results your diplomasare issued

. 7ou are then granted membership to the &ssociation of%rofessional 8ypnotherapists and %sychotherapists

9. 7ou are also granted membership to The %rofessional:rganisation of tage 8ypnotists

;. tart your advertising campaign and begin to earn as youlearn


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*0. ontinue to earn as you learn by way of the recommendedreading list, as detailed at the rear of this manual

>y following this *0 point guide to success, you will undoubtedlybecome one of >ritain@s most #nowledgeable and expert

hypnotists, able to en$oy an income and lifestyle that others onlyever dream of.

&nd don@t forget that at all times our uni"ue video supportservice as described in the prospectus is available, along with ourfull customer support service, which is but a letter, phonecall orfax away.

To remind you the direct contact telephone and fax number forthe !indcare :rganisation 6A is1 +9++ ox *0, 8uddersfield. 8?;


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any and all problems presented to you with $ust one single onehour session and the audio tape which you give the client oncompletion of their session.

THE COMPLETE MIND THERAPY SESSION STRUCTURE

* &dvertise to obtain your clients0 lient shows up for session

3 Bet the relevant fee off them now4 :btain rapport over a cup of tea5 :btain total belief and expectancy by your professional

office and personal appearance &s# the client to answer all pre C session "uestions9 ?o follow your thumb with your eyes, suggestibility test and

anchor the cure to successful completion of this test; Induce trance via physical relaxation method and then

counting bac#wards from 3++ method< ?eepen trance via staircase of relaxation

*+ ?eepen further by image of bed(sleep** ?eepen further by dream(blac#board method*0 Dgo strengthening therapy*3 The Necessary therapy

&. &nchor good time of life feelings to finger andthumb action

>. 2uler to *++/ confidence. 2uler to *++/ willpower?. 2uler to *++/ self image(esteemD. 2uler to *++/ relevant to actual problem the

client hasE. T.F set get rid of the past visualisationB. !irror stare to instil new feelings and behaviour

as reality8. ?irect suggestion therapyI. %ain and pleasure suggestions

G. 2epeat of direct suggestion therapy


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8ypnotists. Whilst now being the :N'7 omplete !ind Therapistin your local area able to help people with all their habits, fears,phobias, emotional problems, pain control and other areas. Thisphotograph and press release bearing your contact details aresent to the features editors and news editors of all your local and

regional newspapers and magaHines, often leading to a largewrite up promoting your business, which costs you nothing whilstgenerating lots of clients. This approach can also be used withlocal and regional radio and TF stations, leading to featureinterviews on their news and entertainment shows, which costsyou nothing and leads to more clients. Those who are ambitiouscan do this on a national level with TF radio and press, leading tostardom, appearance fees and more clients for your business.

Tal# shows such as Ailroy, Fanessa, This !orning and manyothers are always loo#ing for interesting guests and sub$ects to

feature and this may as well be you.

The general rule of thumb, is that on a local(regional level you doall TF, radio and media interviews for free. Whilst those on anational level will always involve all your out of poc#et and travelexpenses being paid, along with an appearance and(or interviewfee being paid to you also.

The next best way to get clients at N: cost, is to offer E2DDlecture demonstrations of your hypnotic s#ills to local women@s

groups, lions clubs, !asonic lodges and other special social clubsof these #inds. ?oing these E2DD lecture demonstrations costsyou nothing and will usually lead to many sales of your audiohypnotherapy tapes on the night and also to boo#ings for yoursessions in person.

&nother excellent way to get started at N: cost, is to offer somelocal venues a E2DD stage hypnotism show, which both gives youa chance to rehearse your new stage show and the show itselfwill lead to paid boo#ings for other shows, sales of your

hypnotherapy tapes on the night and of course, boo#ings forpersonal one to one sessions.

8anding your business card to each and every person you meetby way of introduction will rapidly get your name circulatedaround the community and ultimately lead to many boo#ings.With business cards available as cheaply as =05 for *+++, from


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companies advertising in Dxchange and !art, this also is apractically no cost way to get your business #ic#ed off.

:ther low cost and effective ways to obtain clients, includehaving some &5 siHe leaflets advertising your services printed,

then visit all your local libraries and place a folded up leaflet intoeach and every boo# on the shelves of the self help, psychologyand health sections. %eople borrowing these #inds of boo#s tendto have problems and(or health complaints they wish to sort outand as such, are red hot leads for you to target, very oftenleading to boo#ings.

& classified advert in your local and regional papers, whilst beingvery cheap to run, can generate *++@s of clients, especially if theadvert is worded as follows1

E2DD 87%N:T8D2&%7 &N? %78:T8D2&%7, &F&I'&>'D E2:!DT&>'I8D? %2:EDI:N&' !IN? T8D2&%IT. E:2 E2DDDI:N &'' . IND2D 8D'% E:2 &''%2:>'D!.

This advert of 0+ words is placed under the %ersonal ervicessection of the lassified adverts. &s the advert offers the readera free session, you will get loads of calls and when the potentialclient calls you explain that most therapists ta#e around three

sessions to treat people at an average of =4+ per session, whichwould cost them around =*0+ at least. 8owever, as a specialoffer, if they boo# now, they can have a E2DD session ofomplete !ind Therapy, which is so powerful and effective thatonly one session is needed, which immediately saves themaround =;+ at least. :n top of this instant saving, you@ll givethem the session E2DD of charge, $ust so long as they purchasethe bac# up audio 8ypnotheratape for the special price of $ust=3


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advertise in, the more money you@ll ma#e in the shortest space oftime possible. &s mentioned before, in the long term, it@s worthhaving a display advert in your local areas 7ellow %ages. Thisdisplay advert, should be as big as those which other therapistsare running and there are a few things which will ensure you get

all the business. These are, to have a photo of yourself upon theadvert as it adds a personal human touch, mention upon theadvert your %rofessional &ssociation memberships, state that youoffer E2DD omplete !ind Therapy sessions for &'' problems andoffer them a E2DD%8:ND number to call you on. %eople willalways call a freephone number first before paying for a call,especially if it@s on the advert offering E2DD therapy sessions,which of course, yours will. The final thing to improve youradvert response, is to name you business something such as,&> 8ypnotherapy, so that your business appears at the top of

the alphabetical list and so is seen first. 7ou are also advised toobtain your E2DD lineage entries in both you local Thompson'ocal ?irectories, and within the 7ellow %ages, as again, thiscosts nothing for a lineage ad and it does generate some extraen"uiries.

It@s also worth writing to your regional head office of both >.6.%.&.and your areas N.8. area healthcare authority, re"uesting thatyou are granted a >.6.%.&. and N.8.. provider numberrespectively. They will send you all necessary forms and there is

no charge to obtain your provider numbers, which once obtainedand listed on all promotional materials, helps to attract moreclients, as >.6.%.& members will #now they can claim on theirhealthcare insurance to pay for the session. &lso doctors will#now they can refer people to you on the N.8.. as you have theN.8.. provider number. >earing this in mind, once you haveobtained both provider numbers, which costs nothing, it isworthwhile sending a letter of introduction, along with youradvertising leaflets, to all the doctors and dentists surgeries inyour area, who may then refer clients to you and so increase your

business.

& little common sense will reveal numerous other no cost or lowcost advertising methods, which do lead to *++@s of clients. &last few examples to set you thin#ing on the right trac# are asfollows1


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%lace cards on supermar#ets Eor ale boards, using the E2DDsessions ploy detailed earlier.

%lace cards on newsagents notice boards all over your local

area, again using the E2DD ploy.

end leaflets advertising driving test nerves therapy, to all thedriving schools and instructors in your area, offering towholesale them audio hypnotherapy tapes, which they canthen sell on at a profit to their clients, thus also helping toincrease the level of their pass *st time success rate, as thestudents will not be nervous during the test.

'eaflets sent to travel agents, offering cure your fear of flying

sessions, with a cover letter pointing out that any clients theyobtain for you will cure their fear and so will want to go on aholiday which involves flying, which means the holiday willcost more and so as the travel agent, they will get morecommission on the deal which means by being your unpaidsalesman they are increasing their own profits.

These are $ust a few examples of ways to get clients at little or nocost to yourself. >ut with a little imagination and common sense,*++@s of other ways of obtaining clients at little, or no cost toyourself will present themselves to you, if you thin# along thelines I@ve already illustrated.

To sum up on advertising, in the rare event of potential clientsreplying to your adverts and then not boo#ing there and then onthe phone, I would suggest you ta#e their name and address andsend them your advertising leaflet, by first class post, as "uiteoften, when they receive this, it@s enough to spur them intoaction, so that they do call bac# and boo# a session rather thannever hearing from them again. :ne last point is, that bycontacting you in the first place, the client has admitted tothemselves they have a problem and so are now ma#ing acommitment to change things for the better and so they arealready


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simply if they boo# a session with you, they obviously believe youcan help them and expect it to wor#, or why else would theycontact youJ 6pon ta#ing the boo#ing off the client, ta#e theirname, address and telephone number and inform them that ifthey have to cancel, for any reason, they must give you at least

04 hours notice, or else the full fee will be payable anyway, $ustli#e going to the dentist. This stops timewasters and compoundsthe belief in the clients mind that you@re a busy and successfulprofessional. hould they not show up for the session, send theman invoice on a letterhead, headed 'itigation ?epartment,demanding the =3T&IN 2&%%:2T :FD2 & 6% :E TD&

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4 :>T&IN *++/ T:T&' >D'IDE(D%DT&N7

8aving boo#ed their session, the client showing up is animportant point in their treatment, as they have then made a realcommitment to solve their problem. 7ou greet them at youroffice door and sha#e them firmly by the hand, whilst loo#ingthem directly in the eye, which both gets instant rapport and putsyou in control. They see you dressed smartly and professionallywhich compounds their belief and expectancy levels in yourability to cure them. 8aving got the client to sit down you say,

Gust as when you go to a gypsy, they say cross my palm withsilver, well I@ve got to say cross my palm with =3


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This both puts them at ease as they perceive your main priority isthem and also, it means you@ve already been paid, which is botha lovely feeling and also a most powerful part of the therapyitself. 7ou see, when the client parts with the money, it@s reallyserious commitment to their own success and concrete@s their

belief and expectancy levels to a height such that success is*++/ guaranteed, as they must believe you can help them andthey must expect the treatment to wor# as why else would theyeither contact you, boo# a session, show up and(or pay the fee upfront, unless they expect to get the end result of being cured.>earing this in mind and the power of the placebo effect,combined with the therapeutic power of your caring bedsidemanner it would almost matter little what treatment you actuallygave them now, as the end beneficial result of them being curedwould no doubt be the same anyway, however, the !T session,

which they receive, is so powerful and effective in its therapeuticcontent, that success is *++/ guaranteed, if the clients beliefand expectancy levels are total.

The diplomas they see hanging on your office wall, together withthe boo# shelf of impressive loo#ing psychology boo#s, allcompound the belief and expectancy thing even further. 7ouroffice should contain a blac# leather reclining chair for the clientto lie in, a blac# directors chair for you to sit in at your des#, uponwhich should be a des# lamp. 7our diplomas are displayed,

framed upon the wall and you have 0 tape recorders, one ofwhich is positioned behind the clients chair will play therelaxation music for the session later, whilst at the same time,the one upon your des#, to which is connected a microphone,records the entire session from the point of as#ing the client toclose their eyes and starting the induction, until having awo#enthe client, which should be 45 minutes maximum, so one side ofa


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5 &A 'IDNT 'IT :E * %2DKDI:N L6DTI:N

What follows are the * "uestions which you as# the client to

answer, honestly, directly and in detail, before you start theactual hypnotic induction process. The answers given will helpyou carry out the session with the greatest of success for thereasons detailed after each listed "uestion that follows. The factyou use their answers, which are personal to them, as part of thetherapy ma#es the session seem far more personal to them,especially as you try to use their name a lot, as a persons nameis, to them, the sweetest thing in the entire Dnglish language. Italso means that as you feed the personal information they havegiven to us by the "uestions as#ed bac# to them as part of the

therapy as it is personal to them and they can relate to it so wellthis explains why the concept of omplete !ind Therapy is sosuccessful. The * "uestions to as# are as follows1

*- What is your nameJThis is so we can call them by their first name throughout thesession

0- 7our address pleaseJThis is $ust for future reference, as in future you may wish to

contact clients to see if they will participate in TF and(or radioshow broadcasts.

3- 7ou telephone numberJ&gain $ust for reference as in "uestion 0

4- 7our date of birthJ>y #nowing this, we can wor# out the clients age. )Never as# theirage outright-.

5- What@s their problemJ:bviously as#ed so we #now what we@re treating

- 8ow long have you had this problemJ6sing this piece of information and the clients ?.:.>. we can wor#out what age the client was when the problem started


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9- 8ow do you feel this problem startedJWhilst the way they feel the problem started may not exactly becorrect, $ust so long as it@s what they at this time consciouslybelieve to be correct, then we can use this information to eraseconnections with the past during therapy.

;- What do you feel I need to do for you today to permanentlycure this problemJ

&gain the answer they give, however daft, will when acted upon,provide the ideal way to cure the patient. This is because, if theyfeel doing 7M would cure them, then they believe that if you did7M they would be cured. o by doing 7M they will be cured, asthis is what they have convinced themselves needs to be donefor a cure to be achieved.

y getting the persons name, you can refer to them directlyduring the pain(pleasure section of the therapy by way of havingthe client imagine how upsetting it would be to this named


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person they love so much if they were to have continued smo#ingand #illing themselves. 6ntil they saw each other no more orindeed if the habit(problem had continued ma#ing them sostressed and anxious that the person they loved so much feelsdriven away from them and grows to hate them. &s the client

loves this person so much there will be strong emotionalconnection with any thoughts about this person and needless tosay the client will wish to avoid upsetting them at all costs andbecause of the scenario $ust given to them, the only way to avoidupsetting them as far as their subconscious mind is concerned isby ending their habit(problem etc. once and for all.*3- &re you on any medication for this problemJ8ere, a copy of the medical reference boo# %I!! is useful, asyou can loo# up the drugs name, revealing exactly what the drugis prescribed for, what its side effects are and indeed, by having

prescribed it, what the clients medical B% seems to thin# the realproblem is, which may not always be the same as that beingpresented to us by the client and so we can ensure our therapytargets the correct problem as well as the clients perceivedproblem if necessary.

*4- Is there a history of this problem within your direct familyJThis really $ust gives us more of an idea why this client has gotthis particular problem in the first place

*5- 8ave you tried any other alternative therapies to cure thisproblem beforeJ

If they answer yes, as# which and then ma#e it clear to the clientthat the treatment you will give them is the most powerful andeffective of its #ind. 8ence it@s called omplete !ind Therapy.

This is done to remove any doubts they may have instilled inthem due to past failures and helps to concrete their belief andexpectancy levels in the treatment wor#ing *++/

*- 8ave you got any "uestions for me before we beginJ

hould the client have any "uestions, it@s $ust a matter of usingyour common sense to answer in a manner which puts their mindat ease and ensures they totally believe this treatment willchange their life.

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T2D&TINB !D WIT8 87%N:I &N? :!%'DTD !IN? T8D2&%7.

:nce the client has signed such a statement it will be far harderfor any legal claims to be made against you for malpractice.Where wishing to treat children and(or those under the age of *;you must have their parent sign a statement saying1

I )T8DI2 N&!D- :E )T8DI2 &??2D- ?: 8D2D>7 ?D'&2D I &!T8D 'DB&' %&2DNT(B&2?I&N :E )'IDNT N&!D- &N? ?:8D2D>7 BIFD !7 :NDNT E:2 )7:62 N&!D- T: T2D&T T8D!WIT8 87%N:I &N? :!%'DTD !IN? T8D2&%7.

&gain this is done to cover you *++/ legally, as without proof ofparent or guardians consent it is illegal to hypnotise these peopleunder *; years.

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8ere, you get the client to stand upright, feet together, left armdown by their side, right arm stretched out in front of them andright hand clenched into a fist, with their right thumb stuc# up

directly into the air. 7ou tell the client that on the count of 3 youwant them to move their right arm around in a cloc#wisedirection as far as they comfortably can, without moving theirfeet from the position they are currently in. They are told tostare at their thumb at all times, whilst doing this and indeedshould tell you when they have reached the point where itbecomes uncomfortable to move any further. 7ou then count to3 and the client does as they@ve been told and when they reachthe point where they can move no further, you as# them to starepast their thumb and tell you what they can see in the

bac#ground in line with their thumb, which can act as a mar#er tohow far they got this first time. The client is then told to resumetheir original position and then told to close their eyes and #eeptheir arm exactly where it is until you say otherwise. 7ou as# theclients to imagine in their minds eye as *++/ total reality, thatthey are once again rotating their body from the hips in acloc#wise direction whilst staring at their thumb $ust li#e before.


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8owever, as anything is possible in their imagination, you wantthem to imagine being able to move considerably further thanbefore, both without discomfort and with the greatest of ease andthey are told to tell you when they have gone further in theirminds eye than they previously did in reality. The client is then

told something such as1

Well )their name- that@s excellent, you have $ust achievedsomething which was once so difficult in a way which has provedso ridiculously easy, than#s to the power of your mind. Now,)their name-, believe it or not, if you@ve used your powers ofintelligence, imagination and concentration effectively, then foryou this will have become *++/ total reality. o on the count of3 I@d li#e you to reKopen your eyes and repeat the test by rotatingyour body as far as you comfortably can in a cloc#wise manner

and as you do so, on the count of 3, notice how as thoseimagined thoughts of but a few seconds ago become a reality foryou, how your goal of solving )their problem- which you oncethought would be difficult to achieve will also prove to be soridiculously easy.

7ou then count to 3, they repeat it again for real and I guaranteeyou that without fail, the client will be able to move considerablyfurther this time than they did the first time around and as theysee with their own eyes, their thoughts of but a few seconds ago

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help to deepen both the physical and psychological levels of theclients relaxation. It can also be good to suggest to them that aseach muscle group relaxes, so a feeling of warmth and totalrelaxation floods their entire body. 8aving gone through theirentire body@s muscle groups, you then immediately as# them to

start counting bac#wards from 3++ in their minds eye, as youcontinue to suggest things to them and then lin# into theinduction method as explained in the verbal psychology section,being that of a subliminal nature.

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&fter continuing with the subliminal induction, it@s time todeepen the level of trance, here we use the staircase ofrelaxation as detailed earlier in the course. The client being told

that as you count bac#wards from *+ down to *, so in their mindseye they will ta#e another step down the staircase they can nowsee and as this is a staircase of relaxation, they will sin# *++times deeper with each step down they ta#e. Then using thestandard phrases whilst counting bac#wards from *+ down to *the trance is deepened.

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6pon reaching the count of * with the staircase deepening, it issuggested to the client that at the bottom of the staircase is abeautifully relaxing and comfortable bed into which they are toclimb, snuggle up and go fast to sleep, allowing their mind towander free, allowing your voice to become but a distant soundas they go deeper and deeper to sleep.

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Now tell the client17our now so deeply relaxed and so deeply asleep, that whateverI tell you to do, you would do for your own good and whatever Itell you will happen, will happen again for your own good.8owever, in order that the wor# we do together today will be*++/ successful in every way, we need your subconscious mindto ta#e you to a level of deep satisfying relaxation, of both mind


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and body, which will be right for you. Gust as your subconsciouscan be trusted to circulate the blood around your body 04 hours aday, so it can be trusted to ta#e you to a level of relaxation whichis going to be for you *++/ successful in every way. o I@d li#eyou to.

7ou then get the client to imagine that as they@ve gone to sleepin the bed, they will start dreaming and as they do, they are todream they are in a classroom, in which is a large blac#board,upon which their name is written in chal#. They are told that indreamland, when the blac#board is blan# they are instantly ta#ento a depth of relaxation where they can achieve anything andthen they are told to imagine rubbing their name out from theblac#board, so that each chal# letter, one by one, is rubbed outand as each letter disappears, so their level of relaxation doubles

in every way, until they rub out the last letter. When they relaxso completely that your wor# together today will prove *++/successful as an automatic reflex action.

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This is where, as detailed in an earlier section of the course, wepraise the clients ego, ma#e them feel good about the wor# youare about to do together and ma#e them believe they are such awonderful client, with such good powers of intelligence,

imagination and concentration, that their success in achievingtheir goals and aims is *++/ assured.

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This techni"ue is to remind the client of the most special andpleasurable time of their life. )ee answers to * preKsession"uestions-. Tell them then to push the tip of their right forefinger

against the tip of their right thumb, thus ma#ing a ring, a ring ofconfidence. &s they continue to push their finger and thumbfirmly together, they are to notice how confident they feel at thatpast time, they are to notice how calm and relaxed they feel, howfull of will power and ability to achieve anything they are andhow, in fact, life seemed so wonderful at the time. They are thentold to let go of the image as they separate their finger and


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thumb. 7ou then tell them that any time from this momentforward, when they feel a little unsure about continuing in theirnew life as )opposite of what their problem was- they $ust need topress their finger and thumb together to ma#e the ring ofconfidence. This will immediately flood their mind and body with

all those positive, pleasurable feelings of the past that continuingwith their goal will become so ridiculously easy. This incidentally,is called anchoring, as we have anchored a thought to aphysical action

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The ruler techni"ue is to have the client imagine a ruler in theirminds eye and that upon this are the numbers from * to *++/.With *++/ being the most desirable level to be at in order toachieve everything and anything. It is if you li#e a measuringstic# of confidence or of willpower or of self esteem, or whicheveris relevant at the time. >ut for this example we@ll use confidence,you tell them it@s a measuring stic# of confidence and that it@sfilled with li"uid mercury, $ust li#e a thermometer is and that ifthey ta#e a closer loo#, they can see then tell us at what levelfrom between * to *++/ their confidence levels are now at, as

this is where the mercury level will be. When they haveanswered with a percentage, we tell them that they need to be at*++/ to achieve their aim with *++/ success. o they are toimagine heating up the mercury with a very hot lighter flame,until it@s become so hot that it has rapidly risen to *++/, at whichpoint they should indicate by saying yes. 7ou then have themimagine ta#ing a hammer and a nail and hammering the nailthrough the mercury mar# at *++/ and through the measuringstic#, so that their confidence levels are now permanently loc#edin place at *++/ and can never again fall below this level. :nce

they@ve done this you tell them to thin# of the next ruler, whichrepresents their levels of willpower, then the next ruler, whichrepresents their selfKimage(esteem and how they feel aboutthemselves. Einally the ruler which, using your common sense,you ma#e *++/ relevant to each client@s particular problem. Inall 4 cases, however, the biHarre mental images are used to getthe levels to *++/ so that *++/ success can be achieved. ?on@t


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forget that the more biHarre a mental image is, the moreeffectively it will be acted upon. 'astly, with reference to theruler relevant to each client@s personal problem, use yourcommon sense, but for example, people wishing to pass theirdriving test, could have a ruler of nerves control, which means

that when it@s at *++/ they are *++/ in control of their nervesand so can pass the test.

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8ere, we get the client to imagine watching a TF set in theirminds eye, upon which they are watching themselves as theyonce were. The volume is still very loud, the colour is very brightand all in all, it@s very much a reminder of how they once were,which they no longer need. o first, they are to imagine turning

the colour down so low that they can no longer see the picture ofthemselves as they once were. Then they are to turn the volumedown, so much that they can no longer hear how they once were.Now that they can neither see nor hear how they once were, theyare to turn the TF set off and once switched off, they are tounplug it from the wall, so it can no longer be fed any power tosurvive as it once was and lastly as they can no longer see, hearor be as they once were, they are to destroy the TF set in theirminds eye, by blowing it up with a huge bomb. &s they imaginethe TF set blowing up, they are to wave goodbye to how they

once felt, how they once acted and what they once did, which isno longer part of their everyday reality.

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8aving got rid of the past, we now need to instil the future andthe clients new reality. They are to imagine staring into a fulllength mirror, in which they can see themselves as they now are,as a )here insert what they wished to achieve-. They are to

notice how good they feel within themselves, they are to noticehow proud they are feeling as they have now achieved their goaland ambition. They are to notice how much better they loo#, howmuch better they feel now they are a confident, happy, healthy,calm and relaxed person with bags of willpower, who has nowbecome a )here what it was they wish to achieve-. They are thento imagine turning a #ey in the frame of the mirror, which freeHes


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the reflection in place forever and $ust so long as this imageremains froHen in place so they will continue to be a )here whatthe aim is-.

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8ere common sense is used, the direct suggestions must suggestclearly that the client has achieved their aim. Dxamples of directsuggestions are contained within the script outlines given withinthe advanced hypnotherapy chapter. >ut in short, clients whowant to stop doing something they do now, must be told thatthey have stopped doing it. Whereas clients who wish to dosomething they don@t currently do, must be told they havestarted to do it, with the greatest of ease.

I %&IN &N? %'D&62D 6BBDTI:N

8ere the principle is to reverse the pain and pleasure connectorsin the clients mind. o that by so doing, their behaviour isreversed to that they desire and because the cause of theproblem which is the pain and pleasure circuit in their mindrelevant to their problem has been reversed. The cause of theproblem has effectively been removed and so a cure achievedwithout the need for long sessions of psychotherapy treatment.

Thus getting the same end results within one * hour session.

&lso, as the cause has indirectly been dealt with and removed,there is no chance of symptom substitution, so the client you@vestopped smo#ing has no debris left in his(her mind, which couldfor example, then cause them to start biting their nails instead.

The 3 steps of pain(pleasure therapy are

* Bet the client to imagine how they were when they had theproblem and in their mind connect this to the most awfulexperience of their life, in order that it becomes painful for

the client to thin# about or continue being as they oncewere, because it now has painful associations with thisawful real life event of the past. )ee their answers to"uestions.-

0 Bet the client to imagine how they are now, without theproblems of the past and in their mind get them to connect


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this with the most pleasurable experience of their entire life,so it becomes pleasurable to continue with their newbehaviour pattern. >ecause as they continue with the newbehaviour pattern, they are always reminded of this verypleasurable past event and feel $ust as they did then.

3 8ave them thin# of the person they said they loved mostand use the example I gave earlier, of how if they hadcontinued with their problem, they would have ended updead and(or pushing this loved one away. Dither way, theidea is to ma#e it so upsetting to continue with pastbehaviour, as by doing so, it would remind them that itwould upset the one they love so dearly in a way they wishto avoid and so a strong emotional motivating lin# is madehere.

G 2D%D&T ?I2DT 6BBDTI:N

%rior to implanting post hypnotic suggestion the directsuggestions are repeated to the client once more.

*3 !&G:2 %:T 87%N:TI

8ere it is suggested to the client, that everything you have saidto them, will remain with them for the rest of their lives and will

grow stronger with each second that passes by, from thismoment forward. &lso they will find that each and every timethey listen to the audio tape you will give them, it will be $ust as,if not more effective, than if you were with them in the room inperson at the time of listening to it.

*4 &W&ADN 'IDNT E2:! T2&ND

8ere counting up from * to *+, you awa#en the client, an idealtherapy awa#ening is1

:n * C everything I@ve suggested to you, growing stronger witheach second of each minute of each day of each wee# of eachmonth and of each year for the rest of your life.


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:n 0 C from this moment forward you will continue with you newdesirable lifestyle as an automatic reflex action as *++/ totalreality.

&s on 3 C from this day forward, you will awa#en with an inner

warm glow of confidence, a renewed optimism to life and by far amore positive attitude to get things done, whilst also continuingin your new lifestyle, as a confident, happy, healthy, calm andrelaxed )their aim here-

&s on 4 C finding that each day you have a huge inner reservoir ofwillpower which can be drawn upon when ever needed and whichin fact, you will draw upon as an automatic reflex actionwhenever that little extra help is needed.

&s on 5 C every day in every way, things are getting better andbetter.

&s on C something you once thought would be so difficult toachieve has turned out to be so ridiculously easy.

&s on 9 C almost as though each and every muscle group in yourbody is being filled with energy, vitality, confidence andoptimism.

&s on ; C almost as though your whole body is being washed incool refreshing spring water.

&s on < C lighter and brighter, coming on up out of it.

&nd on *+ C wa#ey, wa#ey rise and shine.

*5 BIFD T8D! T&%D DT.

They are now awa#e and so you give them the audio tape of the

session, along with an instruction sheet, clearly stating that toensure *++/ guaranteed success, they must listen, )but notwhilst driving- to the tape every other day, for the next 0; days.In other words, the day after the session they don@t, the next daythey do and then it@s do a day and miss a day for the next 0;days, as it ta#es 0; days for new habits to be formed andconcreted into the human mind. This also puts the onus on them


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to commit time to their own success and seems to attach somuch importance to the tape that &. they will listen to it asinstructed and >. the tape will prove to be $ust as effective as ifyou were there with them in person.

* &7 B::?>7D T: T8D!

It@s then time to say goodbye to them and await arrival of nextclient.

This format is followed *++/ to the letter for all problemspresented to you, with the only minor changes being as follows.

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P8abits, emotional problems, general nervous complaints etc.

These #inds of problems are such that the !T session isconducted *++/ to the letter as per example given.

PEears and %hobias

8ere, instead of using direct suggestions twice, the first time youget the client to imagine what they used to be scared of and then

you have them ma#e it an ob$ect of ridicule. o that the thoughtof what once scared them now ma#es them thin# humorousthoughts ma#ing them laugh and as laughter leads to relaxation,they will then feel relaxed when presented with what once scaredthem. The more ridiculous and biHarre the mental image is thatyou get them to imagine in order to ma#e the original fear triggeran ob$ect of ridicule, by far the more powerful it will be. Eorexample, a person once scared of spiders is told to dress them inwellies, put a silly party hat on it, a big clowns red nose, a brightsilly coat and so on, until the image which was once the trigger to

their fear becomes so ridiculous, that all that image can nowtrigger is laughter and(or relaxation. The rest of the sessionremains the same.

Pports psychology(pea# performance


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Where the first set of direct suggestions normally go, we insteadhave the client run through a successful mental rehearsal of theincreased success they wish to achieve in their sport and(or wor#.Eor example, mentally we would ta#e a football player throughthe full match in a matter of a few minutes and as we did, we

would have him imagine as reality scoring more goals than everbefore. We would have him feel how it feels to be an achieverand we would ma#e him believe in his mind that he had alreadysuccessfully achieved his aim and so to do it again would beeasy. This wor#s and to illustrate, thin# of 2oger >annister, whofirst ran the four minute mile, until then no one had got close, but2oger believed he could do it and so he made it his reality andguess whatJ :nce other athletes had seen 2oger achievesomething they once believed to be impossible, they #new itcould be done and within days of 2oger having done it athletes

the world over found themselves able to run the four minute mile.uch is the power of belief and mental rehearsals.

P%ain control

&gain the only change is that instead of direct suggestion, youinstead run through instilling the saliva leads to no pain trigger asdetailed in the Noesitherapy chapter. With it here being donewhilst the client is in trance and then at the end of the session,the client is reminded to get saliva on their tongue and ma#e the

affirmations whenever they need instant pain control in thefuture.

PIllness and disease

Instead of direct suggestion number one, the client is told tovisualise a rabbit in their minds eye in a field filled with *+++@s ofcarrots. These carrots are cancer carrots, &I? carrots orwhatever their illness is carrots. They are to imagine the rabbit isso hungry and never loses his appetite and he is rapidly eating up

all the carrots, one by one and with each carrot the rabbit eats,so in turn as *++/ total reality, the cancer, &I? virus orwhatever, is growing wea#er and so in turn they are becominghealthier and healthier.

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Instead of direct suggestions twice, the first time the client is toldto visualise the burning fire within them, that has got too hot tohandle. Then they must imagine connecting a hose to a tap andaiming it at the fire so to #eep it cool. &lthough it continues toburn it will be at a level where the client will be able to deal with

challenges which may arise. :r you can the Noesitherapyfight(flight saliva method. Not for pain control, but rather forstress control and instant relaxation.

P&llergies

Instead of direct suggestion on two occasions, the first time getyour client to visualise a %erspex screen across the room and seea clone of themselves becoming one.

A SUMMARY OF THE KEY POINTS

* The more biHarre the images, the more effective they willbe.

0 The subconscious is abstract and is best reprogrammedthrough images and not $ust words.

3 %hrasing suggestions to the sub$ect )are they a visual,auditory, sensual person- helps.

4 6sing their name helps a lot.

5 %ain(%leasure and Eight(Elight is the secret.

The !T session combines all the ma$or areas ofhypno(psycho related sub$ects.

9 Bive them a tape at the end of the session.

Well, there you have it.

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