The Teaching Hypnotherapist

Susan Wallace
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The Teaching Hypnotherapist For hypnotherapists who love the work and want a career that loves them back. Each episode explores the questions qualified hypnotherapists are actually asking: about practice, income, marketing, clinical depth and what a career in this industry can look like when it's built with the right structure to hold them long-term. It's warm, honest and full of the clarity the profession doesn't always offer. Hosted by Susan Wallace Founder of iHYPi.com

Episodes

  1. Sep 16

    Gestalt Therapy for Hypnotherapists: 6 Patterns That Interrupt Change

    Discover how six Gestalt interruptions to contact reveal why hypnotherapy clients can understand the change they want but familiar patterns continue to block their progress. This episode introduces Gestalt contact work for hypnotherapists, psychotherapists and coaches who want to recognise the pattern beneath the presenting problem and respond with greater clinical precision. This is a master class in soma-focused hypnotherapy where you'll become familiar with the six interruptions and how how energy moves in each one. Together we will explore introjection, projection, retroflection, deflection, confluence and egotism. From there you're invited to join me live for the UNSTUCK. 15 hours of CPD that awards you with a Gestalt-Informed Certificate in Somatic Pattern Interruption. https://ihypi.com/unstuck/ Subscribe for practical conversations about hypnotherapy, somatic practice, practitioner development and building a sustainable therapeutic career.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Introduction: What Gestalt Contact Work Reveals(00:01:49) - The Contact Cycle: Needs, Energy, and Completion(00:03:21) - Six Interruptions to Contact and Their Latin Roots(00:05:29) - Deflection: Pushing Energy Aside(00:06:15) - Introjection: Swallowing Rules Whole(00:07:03) - Projection: Throwing Energy Outward(00:08:09) - Retroflexion: Bending Energy Back(00:08:24) - Confluence: Merging with Others(00:09:27) - Egotism: Spectating on Yourself(00:10:24) - Reviewing the Six Interruptions(00:12:09) - Why These Patterns Developed and Why They Persist(00:14:36) - Applying the Patterns to Anxiety Work(00:17:53) - Turning the Lens on Your Own Hypnotherapy Practice(00:18:27) - Deflection in Practice: Avoiding the Real Problem(00:19:37) - Introjection in Practice: Subconscious Business Rules(00:20:49) - Projection in Practice: Mind-Reading Clients and Colleagues(00:21:56) - Retroflexion in Practice: Over-Rehearsing and Self-Blocking(00:22:53) - Egotism in Practice: The Inner Critic Commentator(00:24:09) - Confluence in Practice: Blending In with the Profession(00:25:18) - Introducing the Gestalt Informed Certificate Course(00:27:29) - Course Structure and Closing Thoughts

    Gestalt Therapy for Hypnotherapists: 6 Patterns That Interrupt Change

  2. Jun 29

    Hypnotherapy and Neuroscience: Meet the Security Team in Your Brain

    In this episode, Susan Wallace takes hypnotherapists on a guided trip through the brain to show how hypnosis fits inside modern neuroscience. Using a lamp in the shape of a head, Susan introduces the brain’s “security team”: the Spotlight of attention, the Alarm of the salience network, the Doorman of the anterior cingulate cortex, the Body Messenger of the insula, the Storyteller of the default mode network and the Cinema Screen where suggestion becomes rehearsal. This episode is for hypnotherapists, clinical hypnotherapists and hypnotherapy students who want a clearer language for what happens in trance. Susan explores how hypnosis works with attention, body awareness, nervous system regulation, suggestion, neuroplasticity and the rehearsal of new responses. If you have ever watched a client settle in the chair, respond to your voice, soften into the work or rehearse a different future before it happens in the outside world, this episode gives you the neuroscience language for what you already know in practice. Hypnotherapy is not sitting outside the science of change. It belongs inside the conversation about the brain, the body and psychotherapy. Topics covered include hypnosis and the brain, selective attention, the salience network, the anterior cingulate cortex, the insula and interoception, the default mode network, suggestion as rehearsal, neuroplasticity and why hypnosis is not sleep. Chapters (00:00:00) - Hypnotherapy and Neuroscience(00:04:03) - A Hypnosis client: Thomas Thalmas(00:06:27) - Anxious Clients(00:08:41) - Derek Dack, the doorman(00:12:37) - A Hypnotherapist's Inner Sister: Ursula Insula(00:16:51) - Damon DMN the Storyteller(00:20:56) - A Hypnotherapist's Inner Rehearsal

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The Teaching Hypnotherapist For hypnotherapists who love the work and want a career that loves them back. Each episode explores the questions qualified hypnotherapists are actually asking: about practice, income, marketing, clinical depth and what a career in this industry can look like when it's built with the right structure to hold them long-term. It's warm, honest and full of the clarity the profession doesn't always offer. Hosted by Susan Wallace Founder of iHYPi.com

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