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September 1, 2010
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Often regarded as the forgotten hypnotic master of the twentieth century, David Elman offered some of the most efficient and elegant techniques available. Although well-schooled in classical hypnosis, this son of a stage hypnotist taught thousands of medical and dental professionals how to rapidly attain the necessary level of trance for pain relief and surgery. A rival of the famed Dr. Milton Erickson, Elman’s popularity waned after the AMA approved hypnosis. However, after his re-discovery in the 1980’s, numerous clinicians have successfully employed his simple and effective methods.
  • Master the concepts of the basic Elman technique
  • Quickly go beyond rapport as you expertly integrate communication at multiple levels
  • Learn how to apply waking hypnosis, compounding, and hypnotic coma
  • Become familiar with 10 advanced Elman techniques
  • Discover 19 ways to apply these techniques
This class starts Tuesday, September 7, 2010.
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The next The Neurology of Suggestion course begins September 14, 2010.

Other Future courses include: Click here for more information on all Institute courses.

Six new certification courses are now available.


In August 2009, the International Hypnosis Research Institute announced the availability of two new certifications. These are the Mind/Body Integration and Advanced Neuro-Noetic HypnosisTM certifications. Both are currently available only in a distance learning format. They are designed to help integrative health care professionals improve their ability to enhance client and patient healing. These certifications and their individual courses are intended to appeal to a wide range of professionals. These include medical doctors, dentists, nurses, social workers, psychologists, hypnotherapists, counselors, chiropractors, massage therapists, and others.

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by Coach Cary Bayer

Recently, while doing a Sunday New York Times crossword puzzle, I was stumped by a clue for a four-letter word. The clue was "Grant." I ran through the Rolodex in my mind and came up with answers like award, prize, and so forth. None of them were four letters. Finally, I got the first letter; it was a "C." But that didn't help me either. Eventually, the light bulb went off in my mind--Eureka. (No, not that endearing term of excitement--it's got six letters.) The answer wasn't a grant of money, it was a Grant of Cary. The irony in this story is that there were only two men who ever made my mother's heart race, and they were Cary Grant, and my father, Sam Bayer. And that's why she named me Cary Bayer.


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Who's Who in Integrative Health




Peter Hawkins is a founder director, and currently President of the European School of Psychotherapy, as well as being on the Faculty of the European School of Integrative Psychotherapy.

He is a visiting professor at ISMAI in Portugal. Peter has been involved in hypnosis and psychotherapy training in many countries during the past 30 years, and is presently teaching courses for clinicians in Italy, Spain and Portugal. He has written a number of books on hypnotherapy, which have been translated into several languages including Russian, Chinese, Greek, and Spanish, as well as numerous clinical and research papers. He is Co-Director of two Erickson Institutes, in Madrid and Northern Portugal (Porto), and a member of the Editorial Advisory Board of the European Journal of Clinical Hypnosis. He is a former Chartered Counselling Psychologist and Health Psychologist of the British Psychological Society and has directed several European Union projects in counselling and health psychology in Romania, Uzbekistan and countries of western Europe, He has frequently presented papers and workshops at international conferences. As well as being involved at an international level Peter has also been actively involved in hypnosis training in the UK and currently maintains a private practice in Sunderland.




Melissa Skirboll C.Ht. is thrilled to be bringing her 5 years of experience to Manhattanfrom L.A where she has been helping her clients to transform their lives, using a variety of techniques to identify their limitations and change them into strengths. She helps her clients to create success, in all aspects of their lives.

Building on her theatre background, she initially focused on performance related issues. The techniques she has developed for actors to overcome stage fright and audition anxiety soon proved to be helpful for anyone with a fear of public speaking. Her life experience as a tutor for the SAT/ACT has helped her to develop a proven method for overcoming test anxiety as well.


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IHRI is now offering a weekly free hypnotherapy demonstration and script to all of our members.

This week members will receive a short NLP demonstration showing how to change how filters effect internal representations and emotional states. It is used in the Neuro-Linguistic Programming Basics.

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by Tim Brunson, PhD

The Ethical Implications of Hypnotherapy


During my initial hypnotherapy training, my instructor strongly emphasized that we should always inform our subjects that they could not be hypnotized against their will. Yet over the next couple of decades this claim was constantly contradicted by a string of knowledgeable authorities. These hypnotists imparted technique after technique that proved capable of changing a person's internal representations, emotional states, and behavior completely without the knowledge or pre-approval of a hypnosis subject. After years of active clinical practice, teaching, and writing I have witnessed the power that the hypnotic operator has over others. Even though such an admission may run counter to the dogma that is regularly espoused by the major international organizations, all one has to do is to witness an unintended arm catalepsy during a clinical session or observe a negative hallucination occurring during a stage hypnotist's performance to fully accept my conclusions.

In this respect hypnotherapists are not much different than attorneys, surgeons, and even sales people who regularly use their skills to influence a person who comes to them resolve a particular situation. However, I am still disturbed when too many people fail to see the ethical implications that are present in such an encounter. The opportunity for a practitioner to manipulate an unwitting individual solely for their personal gain is way too obvious. The realization that this may occur is exactly why peer-review entities and licensure board exists. They attempt to enforce boundaries, legal, and other ethical considerations lest the public begin to distrust members of that trade or profession. Although such groups emphasize limits, consent, and full-disclosure, still the opportunity remains that operators may harm their trusting subjects.

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We are looking for short articles on all areas of complementary and alternative health care. This includes not only hypnotherapy. We are also looking for articles on chiropractic, homeopathy, massage therapy, Neuro-Linguistic Programming, naturopathic medicine, energy medicine and psychology, ayurvedia, Therapeutic Touch, Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture, and biofeedback and neurofeedback. Additionally, we will accept articles about practice management, coaching, public speaking and book writing. Articles should be of a clinical nature and should appeal to the wider CAM audience as well as to those within your speciality. As this blog is focused on serving the clinical community rather than the general public, articles with fundamental information such as "what is hypnosis" will most likely not be accepted. Articles should be 250 to 1,200 words. If you have not already been featured as a "Who's Who" on our site, please include a brief bio and a photo. Your articles may be highlighted in our newsletter which goes out to approximately 90,000 clinicians, and will be available on the Web through on our blog, indexed by the major search engines, and available through our archives. We are looking for short non-peer reviewed articles. If accepted, your articles may be commented on by our members, subscribers, and the general public.

 

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