Hypnosis for Beginners:
Dylan Morgan
CONTENTS
Introduction
Chapter 1: Simple connections.
In this chapter some simple practical examples are given which allow the reader to explore in person and
with others some of the obvious things about the way in which...
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Hypnosis for Beginners:
Dylan Morgan
CONTENTS
Introduction
Chapter 1: Simple connections.
In this chapter some simple practical examples are given which allow the reader to explore in person and
with others some of the obvious things about the way in which the mind and body work.
In particular
attention is a drawn to the way in which activity in one part or subsystem of the brain can lead quite
naturally, but usually in a little time, to activity in another part.
But the speed and quality of the response
varies from person to person.
These results are related to "tests of hypnotisability" and to "hypnotic inductions": which are ways in
which they have been regarded in the past.
Chapter 2: Switching off systems.
In which we explore various ways in which muscular relaxation can be induced.
The main systems used
to do this include the verbal, visual, emotional, musical and humorous.
We end with a sample compound induction script.
Chapter 3: The visual imagination
We explore the v
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