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NLP for Hypnotherapists - Audiobook audiobook

NLP for Hypnotherapists - Audiobook

Audiobook · written and read by Dr. Steve G. Jones, Ed.D.

The NLP techniques Dr. Steve weaves into his own hypnosis sessions — mirroring and rapport, leading, analog marking, anchoring — traced from Pavlov through Bandler and Grinder, with homework to practise each one on real people before it goes into a session.

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Listen to a sample 3 minutes from the introduction

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The sample is the history: Pavlov, Watson, Skinner, then Bandler and Grinder, and how the same idea — association — runs through all of it.

What's on the recording

The recording has no chapter markers; the parts below are where Dr. Steve moves to the next technique. Running times are approximate.

  1.  IntroductionWhere NLP comes from: Pavlov and association, Watson, Skinner, then Bandler and Grinder.about 4 min
  2. 1Mirroring and rapportMatching what the other person does until they feel understood. Homework: mirror someone for five minutes.about 7 min
  3. 2LeadingOnce they follow you, moving them somewhere new. Homework: mirror, then lead, and see who follows.about 8 min
  4. 3Analog markingMarking out a command inside an ordinary sentence, and using it in a session. Homework: try it on someone in a chair.about 16 min
  5. 4AnchoringInstalling an anchor to a peak state on yourself, layering three instances, and why the anchor must be something you never do by accident. Homework: install one.about 15 min
  6. 5Putting it togetherVisual, auditory and kinesthetic people, and how to talk to each — before the induction and during it.about 11 min

From the recording the introduction

NLP for Hypnotherapists - AudiobookIntroduction

"This is the basis of neuro-linguistic programming. It's called association. When you associate the ringing of the bell with the smell, you have created a new distinction in the dog's mind. Well, as it turns out, this can be applied to humans as well.

"Then in the 1970s, a man by the name of Richard Bandler came along and founded what we now call Neuro-Linguistic Programming, or NLP. And he also had a friend named John Grinder… So as you can see this information has been through many different forms and many different phases, but it's basically the same stuff. It's the same basic information."

Transcribed from the recording.
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