Reframing Hypnotherapy

Evidence-Based Techniques for Your Next Hypnosis Session

De: Richard Nongard, Kelley T. Woods

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Reframing Hypnotherapy is the book that will transform your hypnosis sessions!
This book is about Contextual Hypnotherapy, the evidenced-based approaches you can use to problem solve in clinical hypnosis. Its purpose is to free you from the constraints of the methods of hypnosis that are based on tradition rather than research and to teach you new skills you can use with your clients immediately. By overviewing the research that behavioral therapists use, specific methods and techniques that are based on hypnotic intervention are outlined and shared. What this means is that the new techniques you learn will be based on research and will have proven outcomes. It also means that when you finish this book you will have the resources and the methods to integrate these new tools into your hypnosis sessions.
This book was originally published as a Contextual Psychology but has been completely revised and updated so that clinical hypnosis professionals can also benefit from the tools of mindfulness, positive psychology, ACT therapy and other modalities that share common roots in trancework and hypnosis.
Dr. Richard K. Nongard is a thought leader in hypnotherapy and the author of numerous books that have helped professional hypnotists worldwide. He is the Executive Director of Hypnosis Practitioner Training Institute in Las Vegas. He is also a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, with accredited degrees in both counseling and transformational leadership.
Kelley T. Woods is a hypnotherapist in Anacortes, Washington. She is the author of numerous books on clinical hypnotherapy and mindfulness. She is an ICBCH board member and an instructor at H.P.T.I.

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This was an easy listen. I’m glad that there’s a book that combines the principles of hypnotherapy and clinical therapy. As a therapist, I’m looking to incorporate hypnotherapy, and listening to a book by someone who’s done both has been an encouragement.

Did the writer listen to this book before publishing?

A lot of good points and information! However the narrator is an AI bot and makes way to many mistakes that are annoying. I’m sure there is a better version of this book that is read by an actual person. This version was painful to listen to!