The Secret Language of Hypnotherapy

Self-hypnosis without the trance!

The author of the best-selling self-hypnosis book Instant Self-Hypnosis shows you how to re-program your mind for success in every area of your life while you go through your daily routine. Everything you do, including chores and everyday tasks, suddenly become potent opportunities for self-empowerment!

You can practice this simple, powerful method while you take out the garbage, brush the dog, drive to the store, clean the house, or during just about any other activity.

Reach your goals faster, break bad habits, turn your life around and have what you want--it's fast, it's easy and anyone can do it.

Written by a trained hypnotherapist, David Robinson, “Hypnotherapy for Health” looks at hypnosis and its usefulness in both supporting and sometimes replacing conventional medicine. During the late 1980s and early 90s there was a boom in alternative medical practices, and amongst them was hypnotherapy.

As far back as Mesmer, hypnosis has been known to have beneficial effects on general health, improving many conditions from diet control to addictions, stress and anxiety to pain relief. With an increased interest in “new age” philosophies, there has also been an upsurge in “past life regression” in an effort to judge whether the cosmic law of karma has an influence on present problems. Written in simple, layman’s terms, “Hypnotherapy for Health” looks briefly at the history of hypnotism, and the kind of modern problem it can address. There is also a non-judgemental section covering past life regression and the use of hypnosis to “tap” psychic abilities.

The work discusses the hypnotic process in detail, the work of the conscious and subconscious minds, and how hypnosis bypasses the conscious to work directly with subconscious. The text then examines the subject’s experience of hypnosis, the art of constructing positive suggestions, and the work of post-hypnotic suggestion. “Hypnotherapy for Health” concludes with a section on finding and visiting a hypnotherapist.

Everything You Ever Need To Know To Enhance The Sexual Response By Hypnosis But Didn't Know Whom To Ask, by Dr. C. J. Mozzochi, is divided into two parts.

The purpose of the first part is to teach sexual partners how they can significantly improve their sexual response through the use of well-known principles of mind control.

The basic premise here is that sexual partners have rapport to such a degree that each partner can easily perform successfully as the hypnotist for the other partner.

The purpose of the second part is to outline an extremely effective procedure for obtaining self-control through the use of tape recordings, which readers can easily make themselves.

This part of the monograph contains a new idea; for although the idea of giving commands to oneself directly without the formal use of hypnosis goes back at least to Coué (c. 1920) and no doubt much farther, a careful search of the literature seems to indicate that the idea of programming (by means of the repeated use of a recording) the subconscious mind to respond directly to arbitrary commands from the conscious mind is original with the author and consistent with the conclusions of other researchers. His method helps a person realize his or her potential in what appears to be an innate ability.