IC19 Short Course 34 – Singles: Creating Brief, Focused Hypnosis Experiences and Recordings – Bob Bertolino, PhD

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There are many ways in which hypnosis can be used to assist clients in accessing and utilizing their internal resources in the service of change. One approach to hypnosis is to create “singles,” brief recordings of three to eight minutes in length, to provide clients with “fingertip resources” that can be accessed quickly and easily. Much like a song on the radio or track played on a phone, brief hypnotic experiences are invitations to clients for rapid absorption, which can facilitate shifts in emotion, cognition, and physiology. Further benefits are that well-constructed singles provide opportunities to evoke and utilize client capabilities and create new states and frames.

The purpose of this session is to learn how to structure brief hypnotic experiences, record such experiences, address common and potential audio issues, and manage consent and release of therapeutic material. At the end of the session, participants will have knowledge of how to create brief, focused recordings that serve as a resource to clients at virtually any place or time.

 

Educational Objectives:

1. Describe a structure for creating brief, focused hypnotic experiences;
2. List two methods for creating hypnosis recordings; and,
3. Describe two ways to increase the benefit of hypnosis recordings.