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    This is very important, because… let me put it this way.

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    The very first conversational hypnotist I ever met was my father.

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    I didn’t know it at the time, and he still doesn’t know it, but every time I’d get

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    into some bigger trouble…

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    For example, about age three or four, my brother and I were playing on the balcony with little

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    dinosaurs or whatever and one slipped over and fell down 14 stories to the courtyard

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    below.

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    We looked at each other and thought, well that’s pretty cool so we did it again.

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    Long story short, by the time my father arrived half an hour later everything in the room

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    had gone over the balcony and when I say everything, I mean the mattress, the clothes, anything

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    that wasn’t too heavy for a four year old boy to lift went over the balcony.

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    My father wasn’t very happy about that, and I don’t know what your experience growing

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    up was but my father was a very patient man.

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    Instead of just losing his temper and shouting and locking us in the cupboard for five years,

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    he just sat us down and looked at us, my brother and I. He said, what’s going on?

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    What are you guys doing?

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    Do you really think this is right?

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    You can imagine how much a three and four year old boy would be squirming under the

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    intense loving, but slightly disappointed gaze of someone like that.

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    And, without ever having to tell us what to do, without ever having to threaten large

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    punishments and hell and the devil poking you with sticks, somehow he had us always

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    self-correct.

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    The key to it was always the attitude he brought to the game.

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    Now, we’re going to do an experiment about this in a few moments to see if you can generate

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    the same kind of attitude inside yourself that will suck people around you into natural

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    trances.

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    They won’t know it’s happening, but they’ll feel different.

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    And then you have the freedom to do whatever you want.

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    If you want to use a formalized technique that you enjoy go ahead, it will have more

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    impact.

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    If you want to just talk to them like a human being just from your own life experiences

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    from your own heart, it will have a greater impact.

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    Have you come across the idea of state dependent learning anyone?

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    For those of you who have not it’s very simple.

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    If you imagine your emotions to be like rooms inside of a mansion, each room is one of those

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    emotions, a state.

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    One could be happy.

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    One could be sad.

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    One could be angry.

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    One could be joyful.

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    Whenever you’re in a particular room, whenever you’re feeling a particular emotion, all

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    the experiences you have get stored in that room.

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    When you’re in a happy room it’s filled with photographs of your puppy loving you,

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    the birth of your first child, getting married (or for some people that may not be happy,

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    who knows).

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    When you’re in the sad room the same is true, you’re surrounded by photographs,

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    images, reminders of all the things that are sad in your life, the losses, the griefs and

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    so on.

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    That’s why while you’re in the sad room and someone says to you, hey cheer up; remember

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    all these happy things.

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    You can kind of glimpse the happy room down the corridor and you might get a glimpse of

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    this little photograph and you go yeah I know I was happy then, but I’m not happy right

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    now.

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    You get the idea?

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    This is a phenomena that’s been researched since the 70s extensively.

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    So, if everything you have learned is stored inside one of these emotional rooms inside

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    your mind that’s one of the ways to get at it.

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    Then, when you switch your mood, your mindset, you have access to different resources.

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    You know this you’ve experienced this and this is how a lot of hypnotherapy gets done

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    is it not?

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    But this is also true for your performance skills.

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    In other words, has everyone here in this room at one point you’re like, let’s have

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    one example of this to be enough.

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    Have you had one conversation in your life with someone else where you were given some

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    advice, where you were given some comfort, where you were given a helping hand, some

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    support and it really worked?

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    And you knew it, you could feel goosebumps.

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    You didn’t even know what you were saying you just know, keep going because this is

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    the right thing to do right now.

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    Anyone have an experience like that?

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    Just one?

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    What I’d like to focus on today is how to recreate that experience at will with any

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    person.

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The example sentences of HYPNOTHERAPY in videos (4 in total of 4)

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Definition and meaning of HYPNOTHERAPY

What does "hypnotherapy mean?"

/ˌhipnōˈTHerəpē/

noun
Use of hypnosis in psychotherapy.