Hypnotherapy Scripts: A Neo-Ericksonian Approach to Persuasive Healing

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Often we don’t need a whole book with a lot of topics …what we need is a single script on a very specific topic and we need it right now!New hypnotists often ask why we don’t just do an instant induction instead of wasting three or four minutes on a relaxation or visualization induction. Hypnotherapy Scripts to Promote Children’s Wellbeing is a collection of tried-and-tested scripts that will aid hypnotherapists in developing and implementing treatment plans for promoting the wellbeing of children. The book offers a variety of approaches solely focussed on children (aged 5 to 17 years), including: Ericksonian approaches utilising metaphors and story-telling; solution-focussed approaches; benefits approaches; parts therapy; Gestalt therapy and regression therapy. Jacki Pritchard has done an excellent job in creating a range of superb scripts and metaphors to help with many types of loss. This book was written by a successful working therapist with many thousands of hours of clinical experience.

This book is an essential resource for any hypnotherapist working with loss in any form, not just grief. The purpose of this script is to help explain hypnosis to anyone who has never before undergone the procedure. These suggestions originally used by Kiernan et al (1995) were also used in Rainville et al's (1997) PET study of pain processing.

And many of these free scripts use old ‘authoritarian’ language: “You are getting sleepy…you are going into trance…” You get the idea. Verbatim sample transcripts of various induction and therapeutic suggestion procedures with detailed guidelines for creating one's own hypnotherapeutic inductions and metaphors are included. Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. In this study Kosslyn et al (2000) used hypnotic suggestions to alter how participants saw a colour Mondrian picture. The more you understand it from the other person's point of view, the more effective your hypnosis will be.