NLP & Using the Unconscious

How do you like to learn? As soon as we were born, our brain is feeding itself from new information and new learnings. Learning mechanisms remain actives and keep on growing whilst motivation is sometimes diminishing over time. We tend to lose our creativity, our self-confidence, and we are sometimes becoming less cheerful. Some of us tend to find that learning is becoming more and more difficult, and we sometimes suffer from it. So, why so many of us, find difficulties when comes the time for learning new things, when learning should be a source of pleasure, as it used to be? For example, learning a new language was wonderful, learning how to count, learning new stories, learning to learn…

Many studies carried out within Japanese universities show that the language used to teach, is one of the determining elements and it is directly related to our motivation. Obsolete learning models are always the ones that are practiced, to the detriment of our ecology. As therapists, parents and teachers, we can easily implement a more effective way of communication, so our children and ourselves can rediscover the taste of learning within the discovery field.

In this conference, you will learn: Linguistic models for installing positive belief in learners’ minds, in an easy way.

Brian Cullen runs a training and help centre in Nagoya, in Japan. The means of communication he has set up, are based on Japanese Universities studies, carried out on Ericksonian Approaches.

Register here, for the World Congress, from the 8th to 10th of September 2017 in Paris.

What is the myth of success? How do you develop your own success or failure myth? With what do you feel more comfortable? It would be useful to see more clearly, in order to know what are the essential elements, that make a successful therapy.

Getting good results or finding solutions, in a relatively short time, is a common goal, that all therapists have. On the other hand, patients also want to see radical changes.

Regardless the factors, success would seem to be the result of a learned recipe, that can be implemented in our sessions. Although there is no magic wand or a miracle protocol, Angela Bachfeld proposes us to have a look, during the World Congress 2017, at what researches reveal about this recipe.

And it is up to us, to be eager to know more, in order to avoid failure. And you, what would you add on your recipe? A pinch of hope, a hint of therapeutic relationship, a little placebo effect?

Join us at Angela Bachfeld’s conference, during the World Congress 2017. She is an experienced teacher, a great coach, a therapist and has been an international consultant, for more than 25 years.

As we are coaches and therapists, we are all eager to finally meet you and being able to share our recipes.

Register here, for the World Congress, from the 8th to 10th of September 2017 in Paris.

During a hypnosis session, did you ever had to face resistant patients? Have you ever had to deal with something that goes wrong during your session because your patient did not respond well to the trance? Despite all your efforts and your skills? If so, then it is quite frustrating… Admit it. Yet, some practitioners manage to do it easily. What are their secrets? Hypnosis Hyperemperia.

This type of hypnosis, revolutionizes trance techniques, and brings openings to the other fields of consciousness. Hyperemperia has been practiced in France by a few minority of competent therapists and has been a benchmark in the United States. This technique allows the best therapists to keep control over the session and achieve the main goals, whatever is happening.