Mar 5th, 2010
by Barrie St John
I feel the basis of ethics within my work involves the respect for self and the other person/people involved; basically so we both know where we stand and so the other person/client understands I have the utmost respect for their well-being. Attending therapy and even listening to a self-hypnosis CD or MP3 hypnosis download requires a certain [...]
Dec 23rd, 2009
by Barrie St John
Continued learning is very important. Whether it’s a book, a DVD, or a seminar, I continue to learn and read about hypnosis practices as part of my continued professional development. There’s always a new perspective or way of looking at things.
Dec 15th, 2009
by Barrie St John
Distractions in hypnotherapy are common. Sometimes in one-on-one hypnotherapy sessions with my clients we can hear the traffic outside a bit. I know it may sound silly, but you can turn those distractions into calming sounds
Dec 11th, 2009
by Barrie St John
It’s important to point out that the hypnotherapist/client relationship is not a controlling one. At least, it shouldn’t be. Your hypnotherapist is not the boss. Successful hypnosis is definitely a teamwork affair.
Nov 25th, 2009
by Barrie St John
The ideal hypnotherapy client has to be interested, motivated, and committed to change. They should seek out hypnosis on their own accord and not be coerced into it by friends or partners.
Oct 18th, 2009
by Barrie St John
Here’s something I’d like to share with you; a quiet and shy young man telephoned me last week, he had bought one of my hypnosis relaxation CD’s in the past few weeks. His life had evolved around prescription analgesic medication for some 30 years.
