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Tag: abuse

Hypnotist Advice

Never Take Abuse From A Client

For those young hypnotists just starting out, there may be a time where you will want to do anything, even take abuse from a client, to keep them happy. Clients may argue, yell, and, in extreme cases, become physically violent. Abuse from clients is real and is important to note.  I’ve included some tips below … Continue reading Never Take Abuse From A Client

November 21, 2021December 1, 2021abuse, advice
Ethical Issues

Regression and False Memories

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

June 17, 2018June 16, 2018abuse, ethics, memory, regression

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