Monthly Archives: November 2006
7th Path Self-Hypnosis(r) Ultimate Recognitions Go Around the World
Congratulations to the latest graduates of the 7th Path Self-Hypnosis Ultimate Recognitions course! I am so proud of what you are all doing to take our special form of self-hypnosis throughout Asia and Australia! Nicole, Yogesh, Ahmed, Pablo, Linda, Jennifer, … Continue reading
Opinion: Psychologists, Counselors and Nurses Should Learn Hypnosis
Hello Everyone, I’m sending this entry from Singapore. I just got off the radio where I has doing an interview with Yasmine Yahya! It was wonderful telling the good folks on the radio here in Singapore about hypnosis and my … Continue reading
Confessions of an Overweight Hypnotist
First off, to everyone in the USA, happy Thanksgiving Day. Enjoy the friends, family and food. Hmmm…. Food. That brings me to my topic for this post, and for an ongoing project between now and August 2007. Confessions—it seems are … Continue reading
More Hypnosis Training in Singapore
Tuesday I head off for another great trip to the wonderful country Singapore! While I am there I will be visiting with old friends, and family. That is all good and fun, but I also want to tell you that … Continue reading
Hypnosis Training Podcast by Cal Banyan #16: Hypnosis for Overcoming OCD Symptoms and Bad Habits Using 5-PATH®
Thank you all for the wonderful feedback on this series. I’m reading that you are really enjoying the fact that I am teaching at this more advanced level in these podcasts. I will continue to do as much advanced teaching … Continue reading
Totally Off Topic: But Too Wonderful Not to Share!
Sometimes I come across something so special that even though it is not about hypnosis, hypnotherapy, etc., I just have to share it with you. That is the case with Skidboot, one real cowboy’s dog, who has an amazing story … Continue reading
Cal Banyan Interviews Linda Damara, a Successful Hypnotherapist in Singapore
I’m really enjoying doing all of these interviews with our successful graduates. Each one has their own story to tell; each graduate finding their own way in our beloved profession. Today I am honored to interview my favorite grad that … Continue reading












