Learn The Secrets Of Hypnosis

"This book will serve as a manual for the hypnotist who wants to get on the stage and demonstrate hypnotism ... The methods and secrets revealed here will give the serious entertainer invaluable knowledge and inside information on fascinating, major stage productions"--Introd.

A guide to using self-hypnosis to aid in breaking of bad habits such as smoking.

Learn the secrets of hypnosis, mind control, and spiritualism long hidden in past ages, revealed here in the pages of this classic, mysterious tome. Control the thoughts and influence the decisions of friends, enemies, lovers, and co-workers. Get what you want from the unsuspecting, while you learn the mysterious, hidden forces fo the human mind. Learn the secrets of power that have made some men kings, and other legends! Learn the "Secrets of Hypnosis"! Your life will NEVER be the same again!

This phenomenal work by the 'Dean of American Hypnotists' is the most comprehensive text ever to be published on stage hypnotism. It also has widespread therapeutic applications. "A masterwork on Stage Hypnosis" Gil Boyne, President, American Council of Hypnotist Examiners

"The Secret Language of Hypnotherapy" explains how to make contact with the seemingly distant parts of one's mind in order to overcome major fears, phobias, and personal problems.

Ten minutes from now you'll know EVERYTHING you need to know to be able to do conversational hypnosis. Imagine being able to secretly hypnotize someone and persuade them to do whatever you want. Maybe you'll hypnotize people to buy from you. Perhaps you'll just use your newfound skills to get everything in life you want. This is very likely the most important book you'll ever read. What you will learn will benefit you beyond your imagination. You want this book! Grab Your Copy Now!

Complete Instruction Course in Stage hypnosis covering everything from setting up the venue to turning the lights out as you leave. The techniques necessary for volunteer selection, rapid inductions, deepenings and entertainment routines are all dealt with clearly and concisely, and Jon includes his 'Super Suggestion' which every therapist should have in their armoury.

This 401 page book is crammed full of information and advice for the new or experienced hypnotist. The book is a wonderful read if you have any interest in Hypnosis or simply want to know how it is done. It is a new fresh and exciting title that unwraps the mystery surrounding what hypnotist's do on stage. Richard Barker goes into depth teaching and advising on how to perform stage shows as well as how to give better presentations and promote and market shows. He covers social media and back of room sales as well as inductions and street hypnosis. This book is very detailed and goes far beyond other books in print about stage hypnosis. The book will appeal to those wanting to learn hypnosis or who are already a hypnotist wanting to brush up on their skills as well as a curious audience member. This book will quickly earn it's place as the only guide to stage hypnotism and will become an instant classic

A look behind the scenes of television's The Hypnotic World of Paul McKenna. McKenna explains how subjects are hypnotized, describes how to use hypnotism as a key to personal success and health, and tells how hypnotism helped sporting personalities such as Nigel Benn and England's cricket team.

Do you suffer from a chronic pain disorder? Do you have Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, or another condition that leaves you in constant pain? Are you one of the millions of people that have tried everything to lose weight but haven’t been able to lose weight and keep it off? Is one of your New Year’s Resolutions to finally quit smoking? There is one treatment that can help with all of these conditions and more. Hypnosis. The medical community used to laugh off hypnosis as a parlor trick that magicians did to amuse children at birthday parties or entertain people in night clubs by making other people say stupid things or act in funny ways. And Hypnosis can do that, but it can also significantly improve your healthy. Even though Hypnosis is not a very common medical treatment in the West it’s been used in various forms of Eastern and primitive medicine for centuries. As the West rediscovers many ancient healing practices like homeopathy and herbal medicine Western medical doctors and alternative therapy practitioners are rediscovering the benefits of using hypnosis to treat patients that don’t respond well, or don’t respond at all, to traditional Western medicine. Studies have found that hypnosis can have a positive impact on many different medical conditions including those associated with chronic pain and fatigue. Psychologists have used hypnosis for a long time as part of psychological evaluation and treatment of patients. Some psychologists think that hypnosis is a form of dissociation, but that is a topic of great debate within the psychological community. Anecdotal evidence proves that hypnosis can be a great help when treating the psychological aspect of physical problems like addictions or dealing with the emotional and psychological aspects of diseases like Fibromyalgia. Because disorders like additions or Fibromyalgia have both psychological and physical components patients that suffer from these disorders must treat both the physical and psychology causes for the disorder. Hypnosis is usually a safe and effective way to treat both parts of the problem at the same time. Even though the medical and psychological communities are split on the effectiveness of hypnosis as a medical treatment there are millions of people that it has helped who will tell you that it works. Table of contents Introduction What is Hypnosis? Can Everyone be Hypnotized? Stage Hypnosis How Stage Hypnotists Fool Their Audiences The Tricks That Stage Hypnotists Use Stage Hypnosis Vs. Hypnosis for Health The Top Ten Benefits of Hypnosis The Ten Most Frequently Asked Questions about Hypnosis 1. Will I still be in control of myself? 2. Am I surrendering my free will if I get hypnotized? 3. Can I be hypnotized without my consent? 4. What happens if I can’t come out of hypnosis? 5. Can I hypnotize myself? 6. Does hypnosis work on children? 7. Is hypnosis just New Age hooey? 8. How many problems can I cure at once using hypnosis? 9. Do I need to see a hypnotherapist more than once? 10. Is hypnosis safe? Types of Hypnosis Traditional Hypnosis Ericksonian Hypnosis Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Hypnosis Treatment for Physical Conditions Hypnosis and Pain Relief Hypnodermatology Hypnosis and Sleep Disorders Hypnosis and Psychotherapy Psychological Conditions that are Commonly Treated with Hypnosis Hypnosis to Stop Smoking Hypnosis for Weight Loss Hypnosis for Eating Disorders Hypnosis for Migraines Hypnosis for Anxiety Hypnosis for Stress Related Illnesses Hypnosis for Depression Going to a Hypnotherapist vs. Self-hypnosis Ten Questions to Ask a Hypnotherapist 1. How Long Have You Been Practicing? 2. Where Did you Study/ Get Certified and How Many CEUs Do You Complete Each Year? 3. What Experience Do you Have Working With Issues? 4. What is Your Process? 5. How Many Sessions Will I Need? 6. How Much Does it Cost? 7. Do You Teach Self-hypnosis? 8. What Products Do You Sell? 9. What is Your Success Rate? 10. Do You Ask Clients to Do Homework? Tips for Finding a Hypnotherapist What to Expect in a Hypnotherapy Session Self-Hypnosis Five Most Common Self-Hypnosis Mistakes Beginner’s Make Tips for Creating Hypnotic Suggestions Basic Self-hypnosis Techniques The Stairs The Bridge Tips for Self-Hypnosis Hypnotizing others Becoming a Hypnotherapist Conclusion