Transforming Therapy uses emotions to open the subconscious mind for effective therapy. Gil explains how.
Changing Fixed Ideas
When an idea is presented to an adult mind it is screened against the accumulation of knowledge, experience and the interpretation which is stored in the “critical factor of the conscious mind.” It’s function is to act as a filtering screen, so that when ideas are presented we have a way of analyzing them. We… [Read More]
The Case of Bunny – Part I
In this live video, Gil helps a woman overcome physical pain from early sexual abuse with a dramatic age regression
Bunny – part II
Part II of the analysis of the live video case study, Bunny, in which Gil helps a lady who has been unable to lift her arm higher than her shoulder for over two years.
Bunny – part III
Part III of the analysis of the live video case study, Bunny, in which Gil helps a lady who has been unable to lift her arm higher than her shoulder for over two years.
Bunny – part IV
Part IV of the analysis of the live video case study, Bunny, in which Gil helps a lady who has been unable to lift her arm higher than her shoulder for over two years.
Bunny – part V
Part V of the analysis of the live video case study, Bunny, in which Gil helps a lady who has been unable to lift her arm higher than her shoulder for over two years.
Bunny – Follow Up
Almost a year later, Bunny returns to talk to Gil about her experience and how her life has changed.
Key Elements of Transforming Therapy
In this never before seen video, Gil talks about some of the key elements that make up his Transforming Therapy approach to hypnotherapy.
How Change Occurs
There are many alternatives in every situation, yet the neurotic believes “It’s got to be this or that”! Reacting to the good and the bad in life, and dealing with it creatively, is the real joy in life. “Deal with what emerges” is always the primary rule. Providing the client with alternatives sets the stage… [Read More]
The Value of Respect
The best therapists function as sources of support, inspiration, and motivation. The essential ingredients are the therapist’s genuine awareness of, respect for, and willingness to be responsive to the needs of the client. Clients do not enter therapy to be lectured, ignored or controlled; they enter therapy to be understood and assisted in their attempts… [Read More]
Irrational Subconscious Beliefs
Begin your relationship with the realization that the client you meet in therapy is not fully rational, or fully capable of responding in an adult manner to the demands of the specific frustrating situations.
How the Client Will Test You
The client needs to know if you have the right kind of strength and will often test you to discover if you are as caring as you should be, and if you are as strong and combative as you should be.
Understanding Hidden Messages
Often clients arrive not knowing why they are unhappy or disturbed. All they know is that they are unhappy, and they give a wealth of rationalisations to explain it.
The Four Stages Of Hypnotic Programming
Visualization is a powerful tool but it is only one step in a larger process of demonstration. The process begins with programming, which consists of four separate stages.
