Can you hypnotize someone with aphanasia? Aphantasia is simply a situation where it is very difficult to visualize when one shuts their eyes. While this can cause a challenge to hypnotists, it is not impossible. Most inductions and scripts that one uses are based on visualization because that is what works best for most people. … Continue reading Ask a Hypnotist : Working with Aphantasia
Month: June 2018
I was reading the abstract of an article in Clinical Psychological Science called "Reports of Recovered Memories of Abuse in Therapy in a Large Age-Representative US National Sample" that popped up on my google scholar alert a few days ago and something in that triggered me to write about false memories. In the study, they … Continue reading Regression and False Memories
As my father recently had a stroke and another parental type figured passed away on Tuesday for both of them, it seems appropriate to do a replay of my strokes and hypnosis article in honour of my father. *** When people [unaware] think of hypnosis, they often think of something close to mind … Continue reading Strokes and Hypnosis (repeat)
This blog post is dedicated to my younger colleagues. I've been in business of various forms for a number of years. Over 20 to be precise. And while I knew not every customer was a wonderful one. I, for the most part, felt that people were ethical and good and that competitors would play (generally) … Continue reading Problems with Competing Businesses