Hypnosis Master Series
Hypnosis is commonly seen as something separate from everyday psychology. In fact, hypnosis is at the centre of psychological processes, and these conversational essays will show you why. You will learn how hypnosis can be used to effect psychological change in a wide range of cases, and gain insight into human psychology that will help you negotiate life, whatever sphere you work in.
| What is Hypnosis Find out about hypnosis, what it is and how it can be used positively. |
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| How Hypnosis Works Roger Elliott sets the record straight about exactly what hypnosis is and how it works. |
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| How Hypnosis Can Build Self Confidence Find out how you might build self confidence using hypnosis. Re-educate your unconscious mind to become more confident. |
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| Hypnosis for Success Read how to program positive expectations and focus through regular and effective hypnosis. |
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| Everyday Hypnosis Use self hypnosis in for everyday situations - whether it's dealing with a difficult person or helping yourself or others through illness |
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| Controlling the Body with the Mind Develop your hypnotic ability and gain mental mastery over your body |
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| Fear & Anxiety Hypnosis Find out how fear works, and some methods to start replacing fear with calm in specific situations with hypnosis |
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| Shock Hypnosis Read how shock hypnosis can make it easier for people to manipulate you. Protect yourself against those who would use shock hypnosis against you |
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| Placebo Hypnosis We are all suggestible, and placebo and nocebo work in all our lives. Learn to use the power of expectation for good. |
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| Stop Smoking Hypnosis Unlock past conditioning with hypnosis and quit your smoking addiction today. |
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| Resistance Hypnosis Learn to direct resistance in a person instead of fighting against it. |
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| The Truth about Hypnosis and Memory Hypnosis is no longer permissible in law as a tool to uncover 'facts' about witness reports, and hypnosis certainly shouldn't be used as a tool in psychotherapy to 'discover' memories. Because memory doesn't work like that. |
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| How to be more charismatic It’s clear that some people are more naturally persuasive than others. We sometimes call this ‘charisma’. These ‘charismatics’ are better able to per-suade and convince other people and to have their suggestions accepted. It’s the charismatic people who determine the mood of the social encounter. |
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| The meaning of dreams If you sit back and think about dreaming you’ll realize just how astonishing a phenomenon it is. Without your conscious effort, every night, whether you remember it or not, your brain creates multi-sensory environments that you live through. And what’s even more amazing is that behind every dream is a hidden pattern. This hidden pattern is the reason the dream is there in the first place. |
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| The hypnotic art of confusion Using confusion for hypnosis may sound like a strange idea even a confusing one! But the notion of purposefully and knowingly using confusion as a tool to elicit hypnotic responses from the unconscious mind has a good pedigree. |
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| Skeptical about hypnosis? If you are skeptical about hypnosis you are right to be so. But let's take a mo-ment to think about what this means. |
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| Eliciting hypnotic phenomena When I first started doing hypnosis I was blown away by what I was able to get other people to experience. Hypnotic hand levitation, anesthesia in the body to numb pain, overcoming fears and lifelong phobias, changing depressive habits and even increasing physical strength. But I quickly found that when it comes to eliciting hypnotic phenomena there are ways and means which greatly improve your chances of success. |
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| Hypnosis and pain control Hypnosis is an astonishingly effective way of reducing – and even removing – pain responses. Some of the most impressive footage you’ll see of hypnosis is where it is being used for pain control. |
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| The power of metaphor What is a metaphor? Generally speaking, it’s a story or an idea that parallels another pattern or situation. So if I say, “This car is a dream to drive,” I’m using a metaphor. The car isn’t a dream, of course, but everyone understands what I mean. |
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