Smokers Seeing Red
Many therapists use post-hypnotic suggestion in their ‘stop smoking’ treatment. One therapist explains the reasons why this may be counterproductive in certain cases.
Author: HelenLesser
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Advertising Questions
To run a successful practice some kind of advertising will, of course, be necessary – but how do you decide which, when or where? This article provides some questions to ask and answers to seek before you make a decision or part with your hard-earned money.
Patients Not Completing Treatment
What is the normal percentage of patients not completing treatment? If too many are not completing, what is going wrong and how can the issues be addressed?
Pain Treatment Transcript, 7 of 7
Transcript of the final treatment session, along with feedback received from patient following completion.
Pain Treatment Transcript, 6 of 7
Transcript of session 6 in a series of 7 appointments for the treatment of pain.
Pain Treatment Transcript, 5 of 7
Transcript of treatment session (5 of 7) to treat pain.
Pain Treatment Transcript, 4 of 7
Transcript of session showing how treatment was progressed by increasing the patient’s understanding of the language and intended direction. A number of different incidents were referred to by the patient and full explanations were given to allow the patient to understand why they were not the targeted events so that more relevant information could be gained.
Pain Treatment Transcript, 1-3 of 7
Sessions 1 to 3 of patient suffering severe, chronic pain. Transcript of full investigatory session.
Transcript – Fear of Judgement
A transcript of a treatment session when the Causative Event was identified and reinterpreted. The session does not follow the typical SRBC pattern but gives a good illustration of how to direct treatment towards more relevant information and how to make full use of the patient’s initial description of their problem/issue in the eventual Correction of Reactions.
How Long Is Too Long?
How long should treatment sessions last? Appointments which go on for too long cause complications in treatment and a great deal of pressure on both patient and therapist. This article explains how and why.