by Dr. Richard Harte I am pleased to receive questions about how hypnotists can become corporate consultants. One of the most important questions that I hear goes something like this, “Should all hypnotists aspire to become a corporate consultant?” And, … Continue reading →

by Elronn Ferguson At least 30% of any hypnotists practice is dependent upon referrals. The great thing about a referral is that its instant business, meaning there is little or no selling that has to be done in order to … Continue reading →

by Jack Elias Hypnosis has been given many definitions over the years, and many authors have debated whether it even exists. These debates and definitions themselves are evidence of what I consider to be the most basic and profound form … Continue reading →

by Elronn Ferguson From time to time I run across different materials that suggest delving into the repressed negative emotions held in a person's history, is not as fast or effective as "nicer" hypnotic techniques,including many NLP processes. There seems … Continue reading →

by James Ramey This is a technique that Walter A. Sichort discovered while searching for various applications of his newly developed and profound hypnotic state that we now call the “Sichort State.” This technique is a method in which someone … Continue reading →