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The most skilled Hypnotherapist know that great preparation is everything. In this article I’m going to highlight some top tips and it doesn’t matter what type of hypnosis your practice.
It’s not just chitchat
Smalltalk or chitchat or inconsequential language is a great opportunity to help your clients feel more positive and connect with you. Researchers say the effect can last last for hours. Those first few minutes when you meet your client for your hypnosis session, is you chance to make a difference. So what should you do……
NO to the ‘How are you?’ question
Why? Because you may be opening the clinic door to a waterfall of sadness, unhappiness and misery. It’s hard to avoid because it’s what we usually say, but with practice you will get it!
Common ground searching
You naturally learn a lot about your clients during the sessions and you may be able to converse with them on topics you may be familiar with. It might be about your joint love of music, or your passion for football. Remember not to over share.
Be specific
Doing your homework, particularly in unfamiliar areas, can enhance your ability to master the art of inconsequential language. For instance, I know a hypnotherapist who dedicated many hours to watching Love Island, so they could discuss the to employ relatable and inconsequential language with a young client.
Parroting, a form of active listening, helps you create a conducive environment where your clients feel genuinely heard. It’s as simple as repeating the last few words your client utters as a question. This technique not only validates their experience but also empowers them to explore their thoughts and emotions further.
To master these skills, consider doing a practice run. Inconsequential language may come naturally to some, but for others, it can be a challenge. By planning ahead and deciding on specific strategies or using props, you can boost your confidence and effectiveness. For example, you might furnish your therapy room with an array of captivating pictures or showcase a vibrant plant, stimulating curiosity and relaxation.
Your best lively chit chat will be fuelled by specific. You might remember that we’re going to see a film the week before or perhaps you been on holiday do your homework, especially if it’s not an area you are familiar with, I know a hypnotherapist who watch many hours of Love Island to create fine in consequential language with a young client Parroting is a form of active listening letters to person now you are listening. It feels good to be listen to all you need to do is repeat the last few words back to your client as a question do a practice run. Some people are super brilliant at in consequential language and the rest of us find it tricky so plan what you’re going to use you can use props you may decide to furnish your therapy room with a selection of interesting pictures of a wonderful coloured plant on the side.