Hypnotalks - Questions & Answers - With Axel Hombach And Dr John Butler

Perhaps you know that situation: a client calls, you talk briefly about the topic and you already have a gut feeling you should not work with that person. Or, differently, you offer the client an appointment during your working hours and the client says, I can't come then, I have to work then. I need an evening appointment because I cannot come during your working hours. Not all clients are equally suitable to work with. Axel Hombach discusses with Dr John Butler how we can decide which clients we work with and who we should refer on. For questions, contact us via email: info@noj-coaching.de Please follow us on our homepage: https://hombach-hypnose.de/podcast/

So often we hear: The client has this or that problem. What often is left out, is, what the client wants to achieve. Dr. John Butler and Axel Hombach talk about why it is so important the client sets goals for the sessions they work with us.

From time to time some uncertainties arise in the hypnosis-community on what suggestions are. Some suggest that they are not so important, others have diverging perceptions. I'm discussing in this HypnoTalk 9 with the research neurologist Dr. John Butler of the HTI in London, what suggestions are, and why they are so essential to hypnosis. Why hypnosis is impossible without suggestions and how careful we need to be when we use them.

In HypnoTalk 8, Dr. John Butler and Axel Hombach explore what a good hypnotist should consider so that the client can change in the way they want.

In HypnoTalk 7, Dr John Butler and Axel Hombach explore whether smoking is an addiction or if it is in fact more a habit, though an unwanted one.

Dr. John Butler explains from a neurological background what the best approach is, when clients in order to have their tinnitus treated.

Dr John Butler and Axel Hombach discuss the question how long it takes until the suggestions that a client received during a session are implemented, completed.

Dr John Butler explains in this episode how important the so called depth of hypnosis really is. For that he draws from his almost 40 years of clinical practice and the research that has been done over the years.

Sometimes our clients have great difficulties to access their emotions. Dr John Butler and Axel Hombach explore how that can happen and how we can help our clients to move forward and eventually access their emotions.

In regression hypnosis, ihe importance of the ISE, the initial sensitizing event, is surrounded by myths and many questions. Dr. John Butler and Axel Hombach are exploring how important it really is to find the ISE, the initial sensitizing event, when you work with regression in hypnosis. Perhaps there are other factors even more important when we want to help pour clients?

The Introduction to the new PodCast format on the application of hypnosis in coaching, therapy and counseling in general.