Hypnotherapy Scripts Volume 4

by Dr. Steve G. Jones, Ed.D., Clinical Hypnotherapist

Twenty-four specialty scripts, B to D: charisma, creative visualization, control alcohol, concentration and focus, co-dependence, coping with divorce (child and adult), dating confidence, diabetes and more.

88 pages24 scriptsEvery script complete and ready to read aloudPDF

What's in the book

Chapter 1 is the same short guide to using scripts that opens every volume; chapter 2 is the scripts. Page numbers below are where each script starts.

1What is a Script?Ten pages on what the script does in a session, why you read rather than memorise, and how to adapt any script to the client in front of you — including the one rule for modifying a script.p. 9

2Scriptsp. 19

24 scripts in this volume, in the order they appear:

Charismap. 20

Capricornp. 24

Cancer (Zodiac)p. 30

Bulimiap. 33

Breast Enlargementp. 34

Coping with Divorce (Child)p. 36

Discover Your Passionp. 38

Discover the Power of Waterp. 40

Discover the Peaceful Outdoorsp. 43

Diabetesp. 47

Dealing with Terminal Illnessp. 50

Dealing with Menopausep. 52

Dating Confidencep. 53

Creative Visualizationp. 56

Coping with Divorce (Adult)p. 60

Control Spendingp. 62

Control IBSp. 64

Control Alcoholp. 66

Concentration and Focusp. 67

Co-Dependencep. 69

Claustrophobiap. 72

Choosing Your Battles Wiselyp. 74

Cholesterolp. 77

Chocolate Addictionp. 80

How it works

How the scripts are meant to be used:

Read, don't memoriseEach script is written to be read aloud to a client whose eyes are closed — read it through once before the session.

Adapt itChapter 1 explains what to cut or change for a particular client, and the one rule: never insert anything that could cause harm.

Where it goesThe script is the middle of the session — after the induction and deepening, before amnesia and trance termination — so each one begins with the client already relaxed.

Read a page from Chapter 2

Hypnotherapy Scripts Volume 4Page 20

Charisma

And as you relax you can see in front of you is a hallway, in your mind. And as you look down the hallway you can see a door. That door is a door to a room of your own choosing in which you will feel safe and comfortable. As you come closer to the end of the hallway, you can see the door more clearly. This door will keep out all of the negative messages, all the negative words, all the negative behaviors you have perceived from your world as a child which made you feel bad about yourself. There is no room here for such negative messages.

I would like you to look at the door very carefully, even the doorknob and understand that this is a room of your own choosing in which you will feel safe and comfortable. Early positive messages and experiences enter, but all negative messages must stay outside. And now I want you to open that door and then walk in and close the door behind you and look around the room, this safe room, this safe room that you can visit anytime you choose by just closing your eyes.

The script continues for another three pages.