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 Announcing our Complete Hypnosis Training Course Schedule for basic, advanced and specialized hypnosis training! If you want to keep up to date with all of the training that we offer at the Banyan Hypnosis Center for Training & Services, Inc., including our guest trainers, and the hypnosis training listed on the Banyan Hypnosis Mall you only need to look one place. Check out our Complete Hypnosis Training Course Schedule, which will now always be posted right here on www.CalBanyan.com on the right side of your screen. Here is a quick look at some of the courses that are coming up that you will want to know about.
March, 2007
April, 2007
- Finding True Magic Transpersonal Hypnotherapy/NLP Certification Training In Seattle, WA. Instructed by Jack Elias, 6 Weekends: Apr. 20-22; Apr. 27-29; May 11-13; May 18-20; June 1-3; June 8-10. Description: Expand your competency and your consciousness with this radical approach to healing communication that joins your spiritual consciousness and your intellectual skills. This unique program created by Jack Elias, author of the internationally acclaimed book, Finding True Magic, brings you insights and techniques from ancient Eastern spiritual traditions such as Kashmir Shaivism, Vedanta, and Buddhist Tantra and integrates them with the latest scientific and therapeutic insights from the West.
May 2007
- The Harte System, Corporate Consultant Training At the Banyan Hypnosis Center, Tustin, CA. Instructed by Dr. Richard Harte. May 10-26. Description: Dr. Richard Harte trains you on how to become a consultant to corporations who can use your hypnosis skills. Includes manuals, and mentoring.
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Learn about corporate consulting now.
Remember to check our Complete Course Schedule to see the rest of the great courses at the Banyan Hypnosis Center for Training & Services, Inc.
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March 2nd, 2007 at 2:38 pm
Posted on behalf of Susan French…
Hi Cal,
Yes, by all means and I have more to write. I was a music teacher for 25 years before I changed careers. I recognize good teachers, excellent teachers and bad teachers. You have great skill and talent as a teacher, a quality I deeply respect and appreciate because one can really know their subject but not be able to teach. You are an excellent, excellent teacher…a rare thing indeed.
I think the way you have created a clear structure and protocol for treatment and the way you have woven the best of what we know about human behavior, how to help our clients discover it and understand it in themselves, and how to incorporate those insights into our hypnotherapy is brilliant.
Thank you again. I know there are many who came through [name of California school removed] who felt lost and confused. I fought my way through it, picking up truer and more effective techniques and then found you.
Trying to duplicate Milton Erickson is too hard and very hit or miss for someone who is not Milton Erickson. NLP is very effective but still misses the mark of cause. 5-PATH® addresses the important issues that are usually not even discovered: the causes, the reasons for the errant behavior. Finding: the ISE [Initial Sensitizing Event] and SSE’s [Subsequent Sensitizing Events], the understanding of how our feelings are barometers of what we need, and neutralizing those affects are the meat. Then the job of helping the client to modify his behavior is a cinch.
My greatest frustration has been that hypnosis only works sometimes if you don’t get depth and you don’t deal with cause. Like you [in your book The Secret Language of Feelings when you were] asking the professors and doctors about What are emotions for? [and they had no clue] “, everybody seems to blink and ignore the elephant in the living room. I’ve been feeling like the kid in the Emperor’s New Clothes. “But the King is naked!”. I’ll bet you can relate to that feeling.
Use everything and anything I’ve said. You deserve the recognition.
Best.
Susan French