Hypnotizing Persuasive Speech

The hypnotist induces a trance by slowly persuading the participant to relax and lose all interest in external distractions. The participant is not under the hypnotists control but can be convinced to do things that he or she would not normally do. However, anyone can resist hypnosis by refusing to open his or her mind to the hypnotist.

My second method was researching the professional and incredible hypnotist Richard Barker, and looking at interviews that he has done, his website, and videos of him performing hypnosis. Some background information about Richard Barker is that for the last 20 years he has worked his “magic” of hypnosis on thousands of patients around the world. One of the reasons that Richard Barker is an all around renown hypnotist is because of his unique style of hypnotism. His style brings many new angles to hypnotism, he is an entertainer as much as he is a professional and one of the many goals that he has set for himself, according to his website The Incredible Hypnotist, “My aim is to ensure when you leave my show you will remember it for the rest of

observing the subjects during the hypnotised state and noting the changes in heart rate and blood pressure, other the clear signs of muscle relaxation which are visible by sight alone as the subjects posture becomes relaxed, e.g. lowered shoulders, relaxed facial muscles etc. they will have a slow and more deep breathing pattern shown by the extended movement of their abdominal area.

Clinical Hypnosis is natural and safe. As mentioned above, the induction into hypnosis simply involves utilising naturally occurring physiological and psychological processes.

Hypnosis has proven to involve much activity in the brain. It is much more than a person obeying, there are underlying mechanisms in the brain that are still being studied today.

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We need to listen to our clients goals in what they are wanting to work through and ultimately achieve through their therapy, discussing with them the process of hypnosis, so that they have a good, informed understanding of the process and therefore are best able to be relaxed in it and know that they can have trust in our abilities to help them. [Allaying any fears or misconceptions they may have.]This initial discussion is also very helpful in building trust between you and your client, getting a clear informed overview of them, and a great foundation from which to begin your work together from.

“What is Hypnosis” Describe the psychological and physical aspects of hypnosis and discuss the role of relaxation in Hypnotherapy

The mental state of hypnosis is making you have a focused consciousness. Hypnosis only works on people that accept the fact that they can be hypnotized. The people that don’t believe that they can be hypnotized are the ones that are more than likely to not be hypnotized. The mental state of hypnotized people are relaxed.

Hypnosis is a natural mental state that targets your subconscious mind. You start by entering a state of deep relaxation. In this state, you can work directly with your emotions, memories and thoughts. You are able to retrain the way your mind responds to stressful situations. Different techniques like positive suggestions are used to refocus the mind. You learn how to escape from negative behaviors and stop your negative behaviors.

A common question is, what is hypnosis and how does it work? According to the American Psychology Association hypnosis is a therapeutic technique in which clinicians make suggestions to individuals who have undergone a procedure designed to relax them and focus their minds (American Psychology Association, 2016). Hypnosis is called hypnotherapy and hypnotic suggestion. James Braid, a 19th – century Scottish surgeon originated those terms based on the word hypnos, which is Greek for “to sleep” (Harris, 2016).

Hypnosis usually requires five sequential phases that are hypnotic induction, deepening, therapeutic suggestion, post-hypnotic suggestions and alerting. During the first stage which is the hypnotic induction, the client is persuaded to get comfortable, tune out any external stimuli, and mainly focus on the therapist’s voice aiming to center and confine the client’s attention and alert the unconscious mind to pay more attention (Daitch, 2011; Zarren & Eimer, 2002). Some common induction techniques include a progressive muscle relaxation where the tension is released gradually from different areas of the body and eye-fixation where persistent attention is needed to focus on an object or point on the wall and the eyes will eventually get exhausted causing the client to fall in a relaxed state with his

With the authoritarian style you are exercising full control over the client. You would speak directly and in a commanding manner. Telling the client exactly what you want them to do. This style of hypnotherapy was thought to be the most successful style an example of this style is one of Ericksons, he perfected the authoritarian style to be an invitation “LISTEN to what I am saying….. and my voice will help you to RELAX VERY DEEPLY….as you relax deeper…… you will respond to the suggestions I give you…..

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