The Devil'S Therapy: Hypnosis Practitioner'S Essential Guide to Effective Regression Hypnotherapy a new a new
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The Devil’s Therapy uses a Grimm’s Fairy Tale to illustrate a complete system for facilitating effective Regression to Cause Hypnotherapy.
The main character is a soldier who has left the battlefield. He is struggling with how to meet important needs. When conventional solutions fail to give him back control of his life, he wanders into unfamiliar territory where he meets a little man. This little man just happens to be the devil.
The devil promises to help the soldier resolve his problem for good. But to achieve a lasting result, the soldier must agree to The Contract. (The devil always requires a Contract.)
The soldier must agree to follow instructions and do the work necessary to achieve the desired result. If he doesn’t, he will continue to suffer. Worse, he could even lose his life!
What’s this got to do with hypnosis?
Every client who comes to you has a problem he can’t fix. But hypnosis is “unfamiliar territory” for most people. As a result, they don’t seek out the help of a hypnotherapist until they have tried everything else. By the time they find you, they’re desperate because nothing else has worked.
They don’t teach you this in hypnosis school but, when it comes to working with real client, there’s always going to be uncertainty. That’s because no two clients are ever alike.
Real clients have real problems. They seldom follow instructions. And the one place you need them to go, to get a lasting result, is the one place the client definitely does not want to go!
Real clients don’t pay for hypnosis. They pay for results.
If you’re trained in Regression to Cause Therapeutic Hypnosis, this book is for you. The Devil’s Therapy: Hypnosis Practitioner’s Essential Guide to Effective Regression Hypnotherapy will show you how to:
- Get rid of the guesswork
- Get clear
- Grow your confidence
- Turn your hypnosis sessions into healing programs
“Oh, my goodness ... how absolutely amazing! I can't stop reading!!”
After failing to get the results I was looking for, I began searching and was feeling so disheartened that I contemplated giving up. I then found this program. It's amazing. Just what I was needing. So much information is included that it has given me the confidence to move forward with my clients knowing they will experience more thorough healing. Thank you so much for this gift. - Reagan O'Neal, Certified Hypnotherapist. Victoria, B.C.
Get clear. Get confident. Get results that last.
If you’re an Omni-Hypnosis, 5-PATH, or RTT practitioner, this may be just what you have been looking for! The Devil’s Therapy will help you to better understand the concepts and methods you already have so that you can use them more effectively in your sessions with clients.
Discover the “Why” behind the “How-To” of Regression to Cause Hypnosis. This practical guidebook gives you a step-by-step map you can use to facilitate successful regression therapy. It’s much simpler than you might imagine. Learn:
- The 3 Essential Phases of Effective Regression Hypnotherapy
- The 4 Universal Healing Steps to Lasting Change
- A 7-Step Protocol to Follow so you always know what to do next.
“Leaves No Doubt About What to Do …”
This is absolutely amazing work. It's so clear and precise, just like a laser. It leaves no doubts about what to do, how to do it, and the best part: Why to do it!! - Zoran Pavlovic, Belgrade, Serbia
Dimensions 15.24 x 2.44 x 22.86 cm Language English Print length 384 pages Book Type Paperback ISBN-10 1777412102 ISBN-13 978-1777412104 Publication date 13 Dec. 2020 Shipping
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