by C. Roy Hunter Charles Tebbetts, referred to as a “Grand Master” teacher of hypnosis, taught that we can categorize virtually all hypnotic inductions into six basic induction types. These are: eye fixation, progressive relaxation (or fatigue of nervous system),mental … Continue reading →

by C. Roy Hunter Before learning how to enter a state of self-hypnosis, let’s briefly discuss what constitutes the state of self-hypnosis, and the role of imagination. Meditation became popular years ago in various forms. While some people endeavor to … Continue reading →

by C. Roy Hunter Virtually all hypnosis instructors teach their students about finger response questions (called ideomotor responding). They are often used to discover the cause(s) of a client’s problem. Although around for decades, ideomotor response questions are often misapplied … Continue reading →