Bøger af Randal Churchill

The 1st Edition of Regression Hypnotherapy was a breakthrough for comprehensive strategies of uncovering and emotional clearing. In this highly readable, updated, and expanded second edition you will find a responsible guide for beginning and experienced hypnotherapists and clinicians, where theory is combined with transcripts and commentary, giving the reader an inside look at the tremendous range of possibilities available with regression. Regarding the potential for recovered memories, the author combines logic and careful neutrality to teach how to avoid false memories. Comprehensive regression strategies include regressing to an initial sensitizing event, emotional clearing, uncovering misconceptions and doing reeducation. Using sensitivity and skill honed over four decades of clinical work, The author integrates a wealth of effective options into 15 Steps, including hypnotic deepening, ideomotor methods and more.

In this revised and updated edition, the author introduces a revolutionary combination of therapies that brings Gestalt dreamwork together with hypnosis. Gestalt dreamwork brings the dreamer into a deeper experience of the dream itself and allows the individual to find the unique relationship of the dream to his or her own existential experience. The addition of a wealth of hypnotic techniques take the dreamer much further, with a variety of effective options such as hypnotic deepening, ideomotor methods, regression and positive suggestions for further integration. Actual transcripts include a wide range of fascinating dreamwork sessions. This is a powerful and practical teaching tool for hypnotherapists, psychotherapists, counselors, Gestalt therapists and dreamworkers.

This volume completes the Regression Hypnotherapy 2-volume set. When utilizing hypnotic regression to help heal the effects of trauma, re-living an experience is not necessarily a goal but can be a common development which can become part of the opportunity for powerful therapy. Explores issues and examples of working through exceptionally strong expressions of emotion, and combines theory with a generous series of transcripts of actual sessions giving the reader a close-up view of a wide variety of issues and situations that demonstrate the remarkable potential of this work. Unlike common regression therapy styles that avoid or discourage emotions, working through emotional difficulties when appropriate is recognized as providing potential for deeper, more comprehensive therapy, thereby increasing the possibility for profound transformation. With fine-tuned sensitivity and skill, the author integrates a wealth of comprehensive options for emotional clearing work in regression.