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 →

by C. Roy Hunter Have you ever tried to help a client manage weight or quit smoking, only to find the subconscious resisting hypnotic suggestions for change? Hypnosis helps millions of people to achieve goals; yet, in spite of the … Continue reading →

by C. Roy Hunter Hypnosis enjoys greater public acceptance today than ever before. Yet even as we move further into the new millennium, people still debate over whether or not hypnosis is guided self-hypnosis. Perhaps some reflection on the history … Continue reading →

by C. Roy Hunter Frequently over the years I’ve seen scripts that contain aversion imagery. Last year, two different authors of scripts containing aversion imagery asked for my opinion on those scripts, which I provided by email. Since this topic … Continue reading →

by C. Roy Hunter ©2003, revised ©2007 & ©2011 In early March of 2011 someone claimed that one of my former students was using aversion suggestion with smokers. Although I have not yet verified this, it brings to mind the … Continue reading →