Rapid Induction Technique

[Obi Wan]

I'm looking for an effective rapid induction technique if someone could point the way

[TaffyE]

I'm looking for an effective rapid induction technique if someone could point the way
HI Obi,

Dr Matt has posted some in the Hypnosis Resources forum. Maybe one of those will fit your needs.

[Obi Wan]

Yes well I've tried all of these I'm actually looking for a specific confusion rapid induction technique that isn't listed here, I'm wondering if anyone could point the way to a book or a website that has more rapid inductoin techniques

[advantageanesthesia]

You are lookinmg for a 'specific confusion rapid induction" I have a bunch of them in my computer.....can you give me a hint which one you are looking for.
Victoria

[D007]

Hi all

I'm new to this and just wondered

1. What is "confusion rapid induction"
2. Is there a web site you would recommend that I can use to learn about the terms you guys use so I know what your on about?

Thanks

Darron

[jin]

actually I'm interested in a "confusion rapid induction" script(s) for academic purposes. I'm currently investigating the structure of these type of scripts.
question: will a subjects suggestabilty level dictate what type of script is used??

[Terry (existing)]

Jin, when I first read your question, I thought it silly, then I reread it, and it is very interesting. What I missed at first, was the implied fact that you would be trying one of these techniques on a client you had already hypnotised, and that is good, since such should only be used in my opinion on a client who is already prepared, and just to save time during a therapy session, to allow more time for the important things.....
Rapid induction, is just as described, an induction that takes only seconds instead of several minutes. When you add the word "confusion", you just limit the techniques to those using confusion on the client. So, for example, you offer your hand, and as the client attempts to take it, you seize them by the wrist, and lift their arm high above their head, then very slowly bring it down, suggesting that as the arm falls, so they will relax into a state of rest and relaxation.....The client is momentarily confused, since they thought they were about to shake hands with you, and you are taking advantage of this confusion to get the results you want. Now personally, this is not something I want to do, I find it too confrontational for my personalitly, but some do use such techniques, and I have no quarrel with it....To each his own of course, and what you are comfortable with is fine if it also suites the client....Terry

[Terry (existing)]

Darren, I am guessing that you are very young, but I accept that as no excuse. What pray tell is wrong with visiting your local library, getting a book on hypnosis, and reading it?
Novel idea eh? Well most of us did that in our youth, and later on took training because we had decided we knew enough to be interested, and to put our money were our mouth was. You on the other hand, depend totally on the internet, and will in consequence find yourself out of your depth, and feeling foolish......Take my word for it, books are not old fashioned, they are a nescessary part of life if we wish to gain knowledge.

[j0hnny#]

Is there a web site you would recommend that I can use to learn about the terms you guys use so I know what your on about?

You are at it! use the search function....

[Shlomo_NLP]

Here is Milton Erickson's Handshake Induction script (http://www.nlpweekly.com/index.php?p=35)

and this one also might be useful: How to Build a Hypnotic Command (http://www.nlpweekly.com/index.php?p=29)


Good Luck!

Shlomo