Scientific Hypnosis Definition

Neurophysiological Aspects of Hypnosis

Psychological and Cognitive Aspects

Brain Waves and Hypnosis

Scientific Hypnosis Research Methodology

Contributions of Important Figures and Research

Scientific Hypnosis Application

Neuroscience of Hypnosis and Brain Mechanisms During Trance

• Changes in Brain Activity during Trance
• Neuroscience Model of Hypnosis (David Spiegel, Stanford University)
• Neurobiological Mechanisms of Suggestion
• Neuropsychology of Somnambulism Condition
• Hypnosis, Neurotransmitters, and the Nervous System
• Left and Right Brain Integration in Trance

Spiegel Method: Eye-Roll Induction

Moving Awareness Induction

George Bien style induction

“Utilizing Loss of Equilibrium”

Physical Induction

Verbal Involvement Induction

B. J. Hartman Induction

Guided Imagery (Induksi Guided Imagery)

HERMAWAN INDUCTION – Eye Meridian Relaxation

The (Dr.) Flowers Method / Flowers Induction

Induksi Eye Fixation (Teknik Fokus Mata)

Seven plus or minus two

Dave Elman Induction

Blackboard Induction

Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR)

Rapid Arm Drop Induction

Guided Breathing

The Number (deepening)

The Hallwa

The Ball of Light

The Elevator

The Stairway

The Private Place (Deepening)

Fractional Deepening

Silent Period (Deepening)

River Flow Deepening

Breathwork terapeutik

Rapid Arm Drop (deepening)

Shoulder Press (Tekanan Bahu)

Homoaction — Deepening

Deepening — Misdirection

Deepening Fractionation

Ideomotor Suggestions (Sugesti Ideomotor)

Placebo Deepening

Hermawan Deepening

Definition of Revivification

Definition of Hypermnesia

The Main Differences Between Revivification and Hypermnesia

The Relationship between Revivification and Hypermnesia in Hypnotherapy

Practical techniques for performing revivification and hypermnesia

• General Principles of Memory Access Security
• Technical Stages of Revivification
• Technical Stages of Hypermnesia
• Typical Suggestive Language for Each
• Managing Emotional Intensity
• Post-Session Stabilization Protocol

ABREACTION AND CATHARSIS

Understanding Catharsis

The Difference Between Abreaction and Catharsis

Why Abreaction Occurs

How to Handle Abreaction

How to Lead to Catharsis

5-step protocol for dealing with abreaction safely & professionally

• Step 1 — therapist self-stability
• Step 2 — validation and acceptance of emotions
• Step 3 — grounding and temporal awareness
• Step 4 — integration and reframing
• Step 5 — emotional catharsis and closure

4 types of abreaction

• Emotional Abreaction
• Cognitive Abreaction
• Somatic Abreaction
• Silent or Neutral Abreaction

3 ways to deal with abreaction

• Ventilation and Validation Approach
• Grounding Approach and Reality Reorientation
• Reframing and Meaning Integration Approach

Step by step procedure for handling severe abreaction

• Stay Calm and Maintain Therapeutic Presence
• Stabilizing the Client's Physical and Respiratory Responses
• Performing Grounding and Gradual Reality Orientation
• Validation and Affirmation of Emotional Safety
• Secure Integration and Closure

Brief therapy

Inner child therapy

Time line therapy (tlt)

Inner father hypnosis

Heart techniques therapy

Uncovering techniques therapy

• Uncovering techniques therapy (affect bridge & healing integration)
• Uncovering techniques therapy – reimprinting & transformation

Inner child reconnection

Pot mental therapy

Ego state therapy

Inner healer activation hypnosis

• Inner healer reprogramming hypnosis
• Inner healer integration hypnosis
• Inner healer transcendence hypnosis

Guided imagery therapy

Resources therapy

Introject therapy

Wisdom therapy

Secondary gain therapy

Personality part retrieval therapy

Outcome-based therapy (obt)

Dissociation therapy

Desensitization therapy

The empowerment symbol therapy

The circle of excellence therapy

Acceptance and commitment therapy (act)

Ideo sensory & motor signal therapy

Inner child work therapy

Widem therapy

Somatic experiencing (se)

Thought dissociation hypnosis

Pray scale chair therapy

Chair therapy & scaling therapy

Association therapy (terapi asosiasi)

Peace pain therapy

Perceptual position therapy (ppt)

Metaphora defusi emosional therapy (mdet)

Hypno-cbt “change” method

Hypno-cbt consequence

Hypno-cbt verifikasi realitas

Ego state unlocking therapy

Ego state integration therapy

Ego state by tote model

Ego state reconciliation technique

Somatic core wound transformation

Perceptual position technique

Time Line Therapy: Milestone and End Goal Time line (Kedepan)

Time line therapy: empowering resources (masa lalu ke masa kini)

Time line therapy: timetrap exercis

Score model hypnosis

Optimized suggestion approach (osa)

Empty chair therapy

Unconscious exploration & ideomotor signaling

Unconscious exploration — hypnoprojective techniques

Ideoaffektif (ideoaffective technique)

Metode ideokognitif

Ideo + the seven psychodynamics

Ideo-dynamic focusing method

Brief therapy – scaling technique

Brief therapy: exceptions technique

Brief therapy: problem-free talk / coping TECHNIQUE

Brief therapy – miracle question technique

Brief therapy – flagging question technique

Subconscious reprogramming

Systematic desensitization hypnosis

Memory reorientation technique

Post-trauma empowerment

Emotional decompression hypnosis

Forgiveness integration hypnosis

Emotional decompression hypnosis

Submodality therapy

Rapid emotional release hypnosis (rerh)

Visual squash

Parts integration

Timeline alignment

Affect bridge

Hypnotic calm conditioning (neural anchoring therapy)

The arrow technique (teknik anak panah)

Grief therapy (terapi duka)

Inner sanctuary therapy

Hypno-sedation

Fast phobia cure

Meta model

Behavior therapy

Somatic desensitization

Cognitive therapy

Group therapy

Catharsis therapy

Schema therapy

Cognitive behavioral therapy (cbt)

Modeling therapy

Unconscious exploration: the inner adviser techniqu

Mind–body integration therapy

Cellular reprogramming hypnosis

Mind integration therapy (mit)

Belief systems therapy (bst)

Logotherapy

Art therapy

Somatoform therapy

Abreaction therapy

Reparenting therapy

Hypnoanalysis

Persona deconstruction

Forgiveness & release process

Compulsion release hypnosis (crh)

• Crh for emotional/binge eating
• Crh for nicotine compulsion
• Crh for emotional impulses (anger, anxiety, excessive fear)
• Crh for sexual & emotional attachment release
• Crh for relationship trauma & energetic cord cutting

Self–energy reconnection hypnosis (s.e.r.h.)

Heart resonance repatterning hypnosis (h.r.r.h.)

Soul harmonic alignment hypnosis (s.h.a.h.)

Eternal conscious field hypnosis (e.c.f.h.)

Definition of Suggestion in Hypnosis

The Basic Structure of Correct Suggestion

Types of Suggestion in Hypnosis

Psychological Principles Behind Suggestion

ADVANCED TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES IN GIVING CORRECT SUGGESTIONS

• Technical factors in delivering suggestions
• Neurolinguistic structures in suggestion
• Ericksonian suggestion delivery technique
• Submodalities of suggestion (adjustments in visual, auditory, kinesthetic thinking)
• Suggestion and brain waves
• Suggestion reinforcement techniques
• Multi-layer strategy: metaphor + embedded command + fractionation
• Adjustments based on the client's cognitive type

Meaning and Function of Termination

Main Purpose of Termination

General Principles of Termination

Dangers and Negative Effects of Incorrect or Premature Termination

Real Case Examples

Principles of Correct Termination

Safe Termination Principles for All Clients

Various types of termination in hypnosis

• Conventional termination
• Fractionated termination
• Natural termination
• Termination with post-hypnotic cue
• Termination with countdown
• Termination with positive affirmation
• Termination with reorientasi kinestetik
• Parsial termination
• Positive closure termination
• Emergency termination

Understanding Ericksonian Metaphor

Types of Ericksonian Metaphors

Principles of Ericksonian Metaphor Use

METAFORA (ERICKSONIAN HYPNOSIS) – NATURAL METAPHORS

• Understanding Natural Metaphors
• The Function of Natural Metaphors in Hypnotherapy
• Principles of Using Natural Metaphors (According to Erickson)
• Examples of Natural Metaphors in Hypnotherapy Sessions
• Natural Metaphor Creation Structure (Step by Step)

METAFORA (ERICKSONIAN HYPNOSIS) – STORY METAPHORS

• Understanding Story Metaphors
• General Structure of Ericksonian Story Metaphor
• Types of Story Metaphors in Ericksonian Hypnosis
• Psychological Functions of Story Metaphors
• Characteristics of Ericksonian Language and Style in Story Metaphors

METAFORA (ERICKSONIAN HYPNOSIS) – CHANGE METAPHORS

• Understanding Change Metaphors
• Basic Principles of Change Metaphors
• Types of Change Metaphors
• The Structure of Making Change Metaphor

CHANGE METAPHOR

• Change metaphor to let go of the past
• Change metaphor to find direction in life
• Change metaphor to overcome fear
• Change metaphor for self-acceptance
• Change metaphor to start a new chapter of life

METAFORA (ERICKSONIAN HYPNOSIS) – SCREEN METAPHORS

• Definition of Screen Metaphors
• Basic Principles of Screen Metaphors
• Structure and Steps of the Screen Metaphor

METAFORA (ERICKSONIAN HYPNOSIS) – TOOL METAPHORS

• Understanding Tool Metaphors
• Characteristics of Tool Metaphors
• Therapeutic Function of Metaphor Tools
• Examples of Tool Metaphors
• Ericksonian Principles in Tool Metaphors

METAFORA (ERICKSONIAN HYPNOSIS) – JOURNEY METAPHORS

• Understanding Journey Metaphors
• The Purpose of Using Journey Metaphors
• General Structure of Journey Metaphors
• Example of Journey Metaphor (Ericksonian Text)

METAFORA (ERICKSONIAN HYPNOSIS) – PARALLEL REALITIES

• The Basic Meaning of Parallel Realities
• Therapeutic Goals
• The Metaphorical Structure of Parallel Realities
• Ericksonian Characteristics in Parallel Realities
• The Benefits of Metaphorical Psychotherapy

METAFORA (ERICKSONIAN HYPNOSIS) – NESTED LOOPS

• Basic Concept of Nested Loops
• General Structure of Nested Loops
• Therapeutic Function of Nested Loops
• Language Patterns in Nested Loops
• Ericksonian Principles in Nested Loops

METAFORA (ERICKSONIAN HYPNOSIS) – MULTIPLE EMBEDDED METAPHORS

• Understanding Multiple Embedded Metaphors
• Therapeutic Goals and Functions
• Basic Structure of Multiple Embedded Metaphors
• Ericksonian Patterns in Multiple Embedded Metaphors

METAFORA (ERICKSONIAN HYPNOSIS) – REPRESENTATIONAL SYSTEM SHIFTS

• Concept of Representational System Shifts
• Ericksonian Principles in Representational Shift
• The Process of Representational Shift in Metaphor
• Examples of Applications of the Representational System Shift Metaphor
• Metaphor Techniques for Representational System Shift

METAFORA (ERICKSONIAN HYPNOSIS): BLURRING REALITIES

• Basic Concept of Blurring Realities
• Therapeutic Goals
• How to Apply the Blurring Reality Technique
• Blurring Realities Metaphor Example (Ericksonian Example)
• Characteristics of Language and Structure in Blurring Realities

STORY TELLING

Story telling – transformation story

• Definition of Transformation Story
• General Structure of a Transformation Story
• The Hypnotherapy Principles Behind Transformation Stories
• Example of Transformation Story for Hypnotherapy
• Characteristics of an Effective Transformation Story
• Application in Hypnotherapy Sessions

Story telling: learning story

• Understanding Learning Stories
• Basic Principles of Learning Story in Hypnosis

LEARNING STORY STRUCTURE

LANGUAGE CHARACTERISTICS IN LEARNING STORY

THERAPEUTIC FUNCTION OF LEARNING STORY

STORY TELLING – SYMBOLIC STORY

• What is a Symbolic Story?
• Basic Principles of Symbolic Story
• Therapeutic Function of Symbolic Story
• General Structure of Symbolic Story
• Steps to Create a Symbolic Story

STORY TELLING – INTERACTIVE STORY

• Understanding Interactive Stories
• Therapeutic Goals of Interactive Stories
• General Structure of an Interactive Story
• Communication Principles in Interactive Stories
• Interactive Techniques in Stories

Story Telling – Spiritual or Philosophical Story

• Spiritual or Philosophical Story Purpose
• Working Principles of Spiritual Stories
• Characteristics of a Spiritual or Philosophical Story
• Spiritual Story Structure
• Functions in Hypnotherapy

Personal Experience Story

• Definition of Personal Experience Story
• Purpose of Use in Hypnosis
• Personal Experience Story Structure
• Language and Narrative Style

Story Telling – Personal Experience Story

• Definition of Personal Experience Story
• Characteristics of an Effective Personal Experience Story
• Personal Experience Story Structure
• How to Use Personal Experience Stories in Hypnosis Sessions
• Language Techniques in Personal Experience Stories

10 CONTOH PERSONAL EXPERIENCE STORY TERAPIUTIK

• About Fear Finally Calmed
• On Released Guilt
• About Life Decisions
• About Loss That Opens Awareness
• About Loss That Opens Awareness
• About Forgiving Yourself
• About Firmness and Serenity
• On Facing Change
• About Growing Loneliness
• About Belief in Yourself

Hypnotic language pattern: unspecified verbs

• Hypnotic language pattern: unspecified verbs
• What are unspecified verbs?
• The purpose and benefits of using unspecified verbs
• The structure and pattern of the language
• How unspecified verbs work in hypnosis
• Example of application in hypnotherapy script
• Comparison: specific vs unspecified

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: COMPARATIVE DELETION

• Hypnotic language pattern: comparative deletion
• Understanding comparative deletion
• Basic structure of comparative deletion
• Therapeutic function of comparative deletion
• The psychological mechanism behind it
• Examples of practical applications
• Pattern variations and development
• How to train and master

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: MIND READING

• Hypnotic language pattern: mind reading
• Understanding mind reading patterns
• Basic structure of mind reading pattern
• Goals and functions in therapy
• Characteristics of mind reading patterns
• Example of mind reading pattern
• Mind reading strengthening techniques
• Variations in sentence structure
• Example of therapy dialogue (direct application)
• Comparison with other patterns

LANGUAGE PATTERN — LOST PERFORMATIVE

• Language pattern — lost performative
• Understanding “lost performative”
• Basic concepts in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)
• Why lost performative works in hypnosis
• Linguistic structure of lost performative
• Examples of lost performative sentences
• How to use lost performative in hypnosis
• How to turn lost performative into therapeutic suggestion
• Variations and examples in the context of therapy
• Common mistakes in using the lost performative

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN- Cause–Effect

• Hypnotic language pattern- cause–effect
• Theoretical basis
• Language structure
• How hypnosis works
• Therapeutic structure
• Combinative language patterns
• General cause–effect formula
• Example in a hypnosis session
• Key principles of using cause–effect
• Examples of practical variations
• Therapeutic strategy

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: UNIVERSAL QUANTIFIERS

• Hypnotic language pattern: universal quantifiers
• Basic definitions and concepts
• Why universal quantifiers are effective in hypnotherapy
• Types of universal quantifiers and examples
• Techniques of use in hypnotherapy scripts (strategies & nuances)
• Example table: quantifier — intention — alternative phrase
• Example of a hypnotherapy script that uses universal quantifiers
• Risk, ethics, and mitigation
• FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN- MODAL OPERATORS

• Understanding modal operators
• Classification of operators' capital
• The psychological meaning of modal operators
• Modal operators in hypnotic communication
• Example of use in hypnosis scripts
• Therapy strategies using modal operators

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN – COMPLEX EQUIVALENCE

• What is Complex Equivalence?
• Technical Definition
• Simple Examples in Everyday Life
• The Linguistic Structure of Complex Equivalence
• Function in Hypnosis Language
• Difference with Cause-Effect
• How to Use Complex Equivalence in Hypnosis
• Hypnotic Complex Equivalence Sentence Variations
• Reframing with Complex Equivalence
• Therapeutic Benefits of Complex Equivalence

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: EMBEDDED COMMANDS

• HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: EMBEDDED COMMANDS
• Definition of Embedded Commands
• How Embedded Commands Work
• Linguistic Structure of Embedded Commands
• Techniques for Implementing Embedded Commands
• Embedded Commands Sentence Examples
• Common Mistakes to Avoid
• Practical Embedded Commands Formula Table

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: EMBEDDED QUESTIONS

• Hypnotic language pattern: embedded questions
• Basic definitions and concepts
• Linguistic structure of embedded questions
• Functions and goals in hypnosis
• How to create effective embedded questions
• Examples and analysis

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: NEGATIVE COMMAND

• Hypnotic language pattern: negative command
• Basic concept of negative command
• The working mechanism of negative commands
• Hypnotic principles in negative commands
• Negative command language structure
• Weaknesses & risks of negative commands
• A practical guide for hypnotherapists

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: CONVERSATIONAL POSTULATES

• Hypnotic language pattern: conversational postulates
• Basic concepts
• Function in hypnotic communication
• Psychological mechanisms
• Language structure and general patterns
• Comparison with other patterns
• Examples of application in hypnosis sessions
• How to maximize use
• Core summary
• Examples of hypnotherapy scripts (practical applications)

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: DOUBLE BINDS

• Hypnotic language pattern: double binds
• Definition of double binds
• Purpose and function of double bind
• The basic principle of how double bind works
• Types of double bind
• How to use double bind in hypnosis

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN — TAG QUESTIONS

• Hypnotic language pattern — tag questions
• The psychological logic behind tag questions
• Basic structure of tag questions
• Function and power of hypnotic tag questions
• Concrete examples in the context of hypnotherapy
• Variations of tag questions in communication hypnosis
• How to use tag questions hypnotically
• Warnings and ethics of use
• Core summary

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: PACING CURRENT EXPERIENCE

• Introduction: What is Pacing Current Experience?
• Basic Concept of Pacing Current Experience
• Basic Structure of Pacing Current Experience
• Why Pacing Is Psychologically Effective
• Types of Pacing Current Experience
• Pacing Current Experience Sentence Patterns
• Examples of Application in Hypnosis Sessions
• Integration of Pacing with Leading
• Professional Tips for Using Pacing Current Experience
• Examples of Pacing Current Experience in Daily Life

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: Covering All Ranges of Possibilities

• Introduction to Concepts
• Definition and Meaning in Hypnosis
• The Hypnotic Function of This Pattern
• Language Structure and General Patterns
• Purpose and Effect on the Subconscious Mind
• Examples and Sentence Analysis
• Application in Hypnotic Communication
• Common Mistakes to Avoid
• Pattern Duplication

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: PRESUPPOSITION

• HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: PRESUPPOSITION
• What is Presupposition?
• Why Presupposition is Effective in Hypnosis
• Types of Presupposition
• Basic Structure of Presupposition Sentences
• How to Use Presupposition in Conversational Hypnosis
• Examples of Applications in Hypnotherapy Therapy
• Signs of Sentences Containing Presupposition
• Common Mistakes in Using Presupposition
• Practice Making Presuppositions
• Presuppositions in Everyday Language
• The Key to Presupposition Success

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: SUBORDINATE CLAUSES OF TIME

• Hypnotic language pattern: subordinate clauses of time
• Basic understanding
• Psychological mechanisms
• Sentence structure
• Applications in hypnosis
• Pattern variations
• Examples in hypnotherapy scripts
• Strategies for use in hypnosis sessions
• Practical tips

ORDINAL NUMBERS DALAM BAHASA HIPNOTIK

• Introduction: what are ordinal numbers in hypnotic language?
• The function and working principles of ordinal numbers in hypnosis
• The basic structure of ordinal language in hypnosis
• Why are ordinal numbers effective in hypnosis?
• Techniques used in hypnotherapy sessions
• Variations of ordinal patterns in hypnotic language

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: AWARENESS PREDICATES

• What are awareness predicates?
• Basic concepts of awareness
• Types of awareness predicates
• The language structure of awareness predicates
• Psychological mechanisms
• Example of use in a hypnosis session
• Merging with other patterns

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: ADVERBS AND ADJECTIVES

• Hypnotic language pattern: adverbs and adjectives
• Basic concepts
• The role of adverbs and adjectives in hypnosis
• Suggestive function of adverbs & adjectives
• Techniques for using hypnotic language
• Example of a hypnotic sentence (structured)
• Practical guide table of hypnotic adverbs & adjectives

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: EXTENDED QUOTES

• HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: EXTENDED QUOTES
• Definition of Extended Quotes
• Purpose and Function of Extended Quotes
• General Structure of Extended Quotes
• How Psychology Works Extended Quotes
• General Sentence Patterns for Extended Quotes
• Examples of Applying Extended Quotes in Hypnosis Sessions
• Professional Tips for Using Extended Quotes
• Common Mistakes to Avoid

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: ADVERBS AND ADJECTIVES

• Basic understanding
• The function of adjectives in the language of hypnosis
• The function of adverbs in hypnotic language
• The combination structure of adjectives & adverbs in suggestions
• Application techniques in hypnosis

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN – Commentary Adverbs and Adjective

• HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN – Commentary Adverbs and Adjective
• BASIC UNDERSTANDING AND CONCEPTS
• LINGUISTIC AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS IN HYPNOSIS
• TYPES OF COMMENTARY ADVERBS AND ADJECTIVES
• STRUCTURE AND PATTERN OF USAGE
• EFFECTS ON THE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: METAPHOR

• Introduction
• Understanding metaphor in hypnosis
• Why metaphors are effective in hypnosis
• Types of metaphors in hypnosis
• Hypnotic metaphor structure
• Techniques for building hypnotic metaphors
• Examples of therapeutic metaphors
• Metaphor in Ericksonian style
• Practical exercises for creating hypnotic metaphors
• Practical tips for using metaphors in hypnosis sessions

HYPNOTIC LANGUAGE PATTERN: SELECTIONAL RESTRICTION VIOLATIONS

• Introduction
• What is Selective Restriction Violation (SRV)?
• Functions and Purposes in Hypnotic Language
• Selection Restriction Violations Structural Pattern
• Examples and Analysis of SRV Sentences in Hypnotic Language
• Psychological Principles Behind SRV
• How to Use SRV Effectively in Hypnosis Scripts
• Example Application in Hypnotherapy Script
• Professional Tips for Using SRV
• Summary Table: Characteristics, Purposes, and Examples of SRV

Accept + utilization – behaviors

• Basic Concept of “ACCEPT”
• Basic Concept of “UTILIZATION”
• Material Focus: UTILIZATION of BEHAVIORS
• Communication Principles in Accept + Utilization (Behaviors)
• Practical Example: Accept + Utilize Behavior in a Hypnosis Session
• The Key to Success in Accepting + Utilizing Behaviors
• Ericksonian Practical Formula

Accept + utilization — inner realities

• Accept + utilization — inner realities
• Understanding “inner realities”
• The principle of accept + utilization in inner realities
• Practical application: accept + utilization of inner realities
• Example of hypnotic dialogue
• Application in various therapeutic contexts
• The key to success in the accept + utilization technique: inner realities
• Core summary
• Example of a short script (accept + utilization inner realities)

Accept + utilization : resistances

• Short definition
• Why does resistance arise?
• Resistance types (categories and characteristics)
• Principle of accept + utilization
• Practical strategies and techniques
• Example of therapeutic dialogue
• Summary table of intervention vs resistance types
• Short script (template) using accept + utilization
• Common Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them

Accept + utilization — symptoms

• Introduction to the concept of accept + utilization
• Focus of discussion: acceptance + utilization of symptoms
• Basic Principle: Don't Fight the Symptoms
• Accept symptoms
• Utilization of symptoms
• Forms of Utilization of Symptoms

Accept + utilization — suggestions

• accept + utilization — suggestions
• What is “suggestion” in hypnosis?

Accept + utilization — experiences

• Accept + utilization — experiences
• Topic focus: “experiences”
• Basic principle of accept + utilization: experiences
• How to apply accept + utilization to experiences
• Forms of experiences in hypnosis
• Application techniques in hypnotic language
• Example of practical dialogue
• Benefits of implementing accept + utilization: experiences

Accept + utilization : interests and motivations

• Accept + utilization : interests and motivations
• Basic understanding
• The importance of interests & motivations in hypnosis
• Basic components of interests and motivations
• Accept + utilization strategy in interests & motivations
• Practical examples in hypnosis sessions
• The difference between “forcing” and “using”
• Conceptual summary
• Example of utilization language based on interest

Accept + utilization : Perceptions of Reality

• Accept + utilization : Perceptions of Reality
• What Are Perceptions of Reality?
• Basic Principles of Acceptance + Utilization in Perceptions of Reality
• Forms of Client Reality Perception
• Why Should Therapists Accept Client Perceptions?
• UTILIZATION Technique in Perceptions of Reality
• Complete Example in Hypnosis Session
• Common Mistakes to Avoid
• Core Learning

Understanding Meta Programs

The Most Common Types of Meta Programs

How to Find Out Client Meta Program

How to Influence Client Meta Program

Bernheim scale

Friedlander–sarbin scale

Magnetic scale

White scale (1930)

Barber suggestibility scale (1962)

Davis-husband scale (1939)

Liébeault scale / magnetic scale

Lecron & bordeaux scale

Stanford scales of hypnotic susceptibility

Harvard group scales of hypnotic susceptibility (hgshs)

Waterloo-stanford group c (wsgc) scale of hypnotic susceptibility

London’s children’s hypnotic susceptibility scale (chss)

Stanford clinical scale for adults (scs)

Stanford clinical scale for children (scsc)

London’s children’s hypnotic susceptibility scale (chss)

Stanford hypnotic arm levitation induction and test (shalt)

Aron’s depth scale (aron, 1969)

Barber creative imagination scale (cis) (barber dan wilson, 1978–1979)

Tart scale (tart, 1972, 1978/1979)

Field inventory (field, 1965; field dan palmer, 1969)

Pekala’s phenomenology of consciousness inventory (pci)

Hypnotic induction profile (hip) – spiegel, 1978

Indirect trance assessment scale (itas) – rossi, 1986

Arizona motor scale of hypnotizability (amsh) (1994)

Eysenck & furneaux scale (eysenck dan furneaux, 1945)

Gudjonsson suggestibility scale

The Basic Concept of “Scale is a Tool”

Purpose of Using Scales in Hypnosis

Commonly Used Scale Types

Scale Classification Based on Function

Using Scales as Tools in Hypnosis Practice

The Benefits of Using Scale as a Tool

Understanding Somnambulism

Trance Depth Levels Leading to Somnambulism

Basic Principles of Somnambulism Level Management

Practical Steps for Somnambulism Level Management

Practical Script for Somnambulism Level Management

Objective and Subjective Indicators of Somnambulism

Brain Waves in Somnambulism

Advantages and Disadvantages of This Method

Understanding Hypnotic Phenomena for Therapy

Basic Principles of Hypnotic Phenomena

Brain Waves in Hypnotic Phenomena

Steps to Apply Hypnotic Phenomena in Therapy

Example of Hypnotic Phenomena Application Script

12 Types of Hypnosis Phenomena and Their Applications

• Catalepsy
• Ideomotor Response
• Amnesia
• Analgesia / Anesthesia
• Age Regression
• Age Progression
• Positive Hallucination
• Negative Hallucination
• Time Distortion
• Post-Hypnotic Suggestion
• Automatic Writing / Speaking
• Hypermnesia

Understanding Analytical and Resistant Clients

Characteristics of Analytical and Resistant Clients

Principles of Dealing with Analytical and Resistant Clients

Practical Techniques

The Nature of Belief and How It is Formed

Why Beliefs Can Be Changed Quickly with Hypnosis

Characteristics of Belief that are Easy to Change Quickly

Techniques to change beliefs in a short time

Utilization Technique

Context & Meaning Reframe

Anchoring & Collapse Anchor Technique

Confusion & Pattern Interrupt Techniques

Short Timeline Reimprinting Technique

Future Pacing & Post-Hypnotic Cue Techniques

Understanding the Mind–Body Connection

Connectedness in detail

The Scientific Basis of the Mind-Body Connection

Scientific basis

Real Examples in Everyday Life

How the Mind-Body Connection Works

The benefits of understanding the Mind–Body Connection

Table: Common symptoms when the mind impacts the body

The Impact of the Mind on the Body

Body Scan: A Basic Technique for Awareness of the Mind-Body Connection

Definition of “Model of the World”

The Process of Forming a Model of the World

The Relationship between the Model of the World and the Meta Model

Key Principles in Using the Model of the World for Hypnotherapy

Practical Example: Applying the Meta Model in Exploring the Client's Model of the World

Integration with Ericksonian Hypnotherapy

Basic Concepts of Neurological Levels

Application in Post-Hypnotherapy Context

Cross-Level Integration

Basic Concepts of Meta Models

Meta Model Structure

Questioning Techniques in the Meta Model

The Relationship Between Meta Model and Hypnotherapy

Understanding Scaling Questions

The Function of Scaling Questions in Hypnosis

Basic Form of Scaling Question

Purpose of Scaling Questions

Types of Scaling Questions Based on Purpose

Strategy for Using Scaling Questions in Hypnotherapy

Examples of Application in Hypnosis Sessions

Advantages of Scaling Question Technique

Complete Dialogue Example

Objectives and Scope

Principles of Professional Ethics

Obligations and Prohibitions

Professional Relationships

Promotion and Publication

Promotion and Publication

Closing and Commitment Statement