The Global Hypnosis Academy - Amazon S3
The Global Hypnosis Academy (Established 1996)Global Hypnosis Academy-Training Manual One: Part One Rick Collingwood 20172 of 184
The Global Hypnosis Academy (Established 1996)Table of ContentsTABLE OF CONTENTS2THE ACADEMY EMAIL ADDRESSES ARE VIC AND EASTERN STATES HYPNOT@IPRIMUS.COM.AU7HOW THE NEED FOR HYPNOTHERAPY WAS CREATEDTHEORY #1THEORY #2THEORY #3HYPNOSIS - TRUTH ACTING OR IMAGINATION?1313131319DR. GEORGE ESTABROOKSMODERN CLINICAL RESEARCH2425FREUD’S VIEW OF HYPNOSIS27FREUD’S ABANDONMENT OF HYPNOSISANOTHER VIEW REGARDING FREUD AND HYPNOSISTHE MEDICAL ACCEPTANCE OF HYPNOSISMILTON ERICKSONERICKSON’S APPROACHRE: ERICKSON AS THE FATHER OF MODERN HYPNOTISMRE: ERICKSON, AS A STUDENT OF CLARK L. HULLRE: ERICKSON, THE MASTER HYPNOTISTRE: ERICKSON’S EXPLANATIONSRE: ERICKSON THE RESEARCHERRE: THE SUCCESS OF THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON ERICKSONIAN APPROACHES TO HYPNOSIS ANDPSYCHOTHERAPYMESMERISMHYPNOSISMESMERISTS & MAGNETISTS OF THE RENAISSANCE PERIODTHE DEFINITION OF RENAISSANCE MAGNETISMTHE SYMPATHETIC SYSTEM OF THE RENAISSANCE EPOCHVITAL FLUIDS OF REPULSION AND ATTRACTIONHEALING BY MAGNETIC STROKINGFRANZ ANTON MESMERMESMER’S SCIENTIFIC RATIONALEMESMER’S MARRIAGEMEDICAL USES OF MAGNETIC PLATESMESMER’S MAGNETIC VATSTHE ENERGETIC PHENOMENA OF THE VATSTHE SOCIAL BACKGROUND REGARDING THE VATSWHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED AT THE VATS?SPONTANEOUS SEXUAL ORGASM AT THE VATSMESMERIC TRANCESMESMER’S ESOTERIC INVOLVEMENTSTHE FRENCH “COMMISSIONAIRES’’ REPORTSREPORT 1REPORT 2REPORT 3MESMER LEAVES FRANCEEXPULSION OR VOLUNTARY DEPARTURE FROM FRANCE?MESMER’S LAST WILL AND TESTAMENTFRANZ ANTON MESMER’S DOCTORAL THESISPHYSICAL-MEDICAL TREATISE ON THE INFLUENCE OF THE PLANETS*FOREWORDON THE INFLUENCE OF THE PLANETSGLOSSARY:THE 27 PROPOSITIONS OF MAGNETISMGlobal Hypnosis Academy-Training Manual One: Part One Rick Collingwood 535354555556606062637174767878787986883 of 184
The Global Hypnosis Academy (Established 1996)JUSTINUS ANDREAS CHRISTIAN KERNER (1786-1862)MESMER’S LAST DAYS9199THE UNRELENTING ESTABLISHMENT - MEDICINES BLIND DEFIANCE100MODERN MAGNETICS RESEARCH105ASTONISHING PHENOMENA OF SPIRITUALISM105PSYCHIC FORCE106THE SCOLE EXPERIMENT107HISTORICAL SURVEY107HYPNOTICALLY INDUCED CHANGES IN THE VOLUNTARY MUSCULAR SYSTEM113HALLUCINATIONS, ILLUSIONS, AND DELUSIONS114LIÉGEOIS CLASSIFIED HALLUCINATIONS THUS:115HYPER AESTHESIA116ANAESTHESIA AND ANALGESIA118MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA119MASTERS OF MESMERISM - SOMNAMBULISM - & HYPNOSIS120SOME HISTORICAL FIGURES120FRANZ ANTON MESMERARMAND MARIE JACQUES DE CHASTENET; MARQUIS DE PUYSÉGURJAMES BRAIDJAMES ESDAILEAUGUSTE LIEBEAULTHIPPOLYTE BERNHEIMEMILE COUEJOHN ELLIOTSONVALENTINE GREATRAKESCHARLES LA FONTAINEMILTON ERICKSONHARRY ARONSORMOND MCGILLTHE GREAT FRANQUINGIL BOYNESOME PRESENT DAY HYPNOTISTSMARTIN ST JAMESPAUL MCKENNATOM SILVERMARSHALL SYLVERRICK COLLINGWOODNEURO-LINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING (NLP)NLP AND ALTERED STATESTHE ORIGINS OF NLPMAPS AND FILTERSHOWEVER THE MAP IS NOT THE TERRITORY IT DESCRIBESLEARNING, UNLEARNING, AND RELEARNINGLIFE LEARNING ENCOMPASSES THE FOLLOWINGCONSCIOUSNESS - PROCESSING MECHANISMSVISUALAUDITORYKINAESTHETICUNDERSTANDING EYE REACTIONSTHE SUPPOSED SEVEN MAIN EYE REACTIONS TO NOTE ARE AS FOLLOWS:POINTS TO NOTE:THE BREATHING RATE DURING HYPNOSISA SCIENTIFIC ASSESSMENT OF NLPGlobal Hypnosis Academy-Training Manual One: Part One Rick Collingwood 1321321331371384 of 184
The Global Hypnosis Academy (Established 1996)DR HEAP COMES TO THE FOLLOWING CONCLUSIONSCLAIMS OF SCIENCENEURO-LINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING (NLP) AN OBJECTIVE VIEWDO PEOPLE BENEFIT FROM NLP?IN CONCLUSIONRICK COLLINGWOOD’S OPINION OF NLP138140141145146147IDEOMOTOR RESPONSES149THE DANGERS OF HYPNOSIS150FREQUENCIES OF CONSCIOUSNESS153CRITICAL MASS154INTUITION & HUMAN SENSING SYSTEMS155SOME OF THE RECEPTORS THAT HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED BY CONVENTIONAL SCIENCE156IT’S ALL IN THE MIND159THE EFFECTS OF COLOURS161CHAKRAS162ACTIVATING THE BODY’S HIDDEN ENERGY CENTRESDEVELOPING YOUR HYPNOTIC POWERTHE HYPNOTIC TRINITY162166169NOTES170INDEX181Global Hypnosis Academy is not involved or associated with any other persons or any otherhypnosis training organisations in Australia.Global Hypnosis Academy-Training Manual One: Part One Rick Collingwood 20175 of 184
The Global Hypnosis Academy (Established 1996)Copyright Notice: All hypnosis training conducted by Global Hypnosis Academy or academylicensees including training manuals One, Two, and Three, and all other training manualsDVDs, auditory recordings, and all intellectual property owned by Rick Collingwood and/orGlobal Hypnosis Academy are copyright.Except for study and references purposes by enrolled students of Global Hypnosis Academy;these training manuals MAY NOT be copied, lent to non-students, recited to non-clients,electronically transmitted, or used in full or in part by any other persons or other trainingorganisations.All students completing any training with Global Hypnosis Academy agree that as a conditionof their acceptance by the academy for hypnosis training that they will not offer or conducthypnosis training to any other person or other training organisation until the student has aminimum of six years’ full time clinical experience in the day to day practice of administeringhypnosis for therapeutic purposes.Global Hypnosis Academy-Training Manual One: Part One Rick Collingwood 20176 of 184
The Global Hypnosis Academy (Established 1996)The Academy Website Address Iswww.globalhypnosisacademy.comThe Academy email addresses are Vic and Eastern Stateshypnot@iprimus.com.auIt is a condition of your acceptance as a student into Global Hypnosis Academy thatyou will not divulge any hypnosis induction techniques you have learned to any otherperson.Your knowledge is your power!If you give away your knowledgeYou lose your powerGlobal Hypnosis Academy-Training Manual One: Part One Rick Collingwood 20177 of 184
The Global Hypnosis Academy (Established 1996)Training CurriculaTraining Manual One: Part One: Contains; historical, magnetic, psychic, practical, andesoteric information regarding Mesmerism, Somnambulism, Traditional hypnosis, Ericksonianhypnosis, NLP, the various levels of mind and the applications and uses of hypnosis.Training Manual One: Part Two: (Bound behind Part 1) Contains information regardinglevels of mind and consciousness, general hypnosis information relevant to trance inductionand the practice of hypnotherapy.Training Manual Two: Contains induction information and methods for inducing hypnosis(hypnotic inductions).Training Manual Three: (Bound behind training manual Two). Contains hypnotic instructions- what to say to effect change when a subject is in hypnosis.Melbourne Victoria – Suite i84 21 Hall Street, Port Melbourne, Victoria 3207PO Box 847 Port Melbourne, Victoria 3207Phone: 03 9681 7773;Contact: Rick Collingwood 0420 322763 Email - rickcollingwoodhypnosis@gmail.comGlobal Hypnosis Academy-Training Manual One: Part One Rick Collingwood 20178 of 184
The Global Hypnosis Academy (Established 1996)A Word from Rick CollingwoodWelcome and thank you for choosing to study with Global HypnosisAcademy. I’d like to welcome you and tell you a little about myself, myopinions of hypnosis, and the history of the academy.My interest in hypnosis first began when I was about 12. From then,apart from the occasional mucking around with some book readinductions, it took me until 1992 to follow my passion, relinquish a verysuccessful career in the automotive industry, study hypnosis, andbecome a hypnotherapist.In 1992 I completed a 10 day Ericksonian Hypnosis course in Brisbane and I didn’t reallylearn much at all. I can remember watching a video of Milton Erickson performing armlevitation and wondering to myself – how am I ever going to be able to do that? Then, walkingout of the training rooms at the end of the final training day, I said to one of my fellowstudents “When I teach this I’m going to teach it properly”. She looked at me with a quizzicalexpression and I wondered where those words had come from.Determined to attain success, I’d already been studying counselling for quite some time, andhad set up a practice in Brisbane city. My first stop on the way home from that last day oftraining was at an esoteric bookshop where I bought a little book for 10, titled “ThorsensGuide To Hypnosis.” I learned more about hypnosis from that little book than I learned in the 4000 training I’d just completed, and 25 years later I’m still learning. For the dedicated andpassionate hypnotist hypnosis becomes a way of life.Like many clinical hypnotherapists and NLP practitioners, for many years I was a dedicatedEricksonian practitioner and had a rather dubious opinion about the rapid hypnosis performedby so called stage hypnotists. Until recently there was very little information about rapidinductions and so it was more comfortable to accept that rapid inductions and having peopledo things against their will was all nonsense, and that stage hypnotists were simply dealingwith the more gullible individuals, or had an entourage of “Ring Ins” following them from showto show. Despite that, I still had an interest in so called rapid inductions and eventually Ifound a script demonstrating the mechanisms and gave the words for an instant induction.Eagerly I went through the process with a friend. He just stood there after I’d followed theinstructions to a tee and asked me “What are you doing you idiot? His response helped to reenforce my first assumption and so I didn’t consider rapid inductions again for about anotherthree years.During my journey I developed an interest in old hypnosis books from the 17, 18, and 1900s.I have copies of James Braid’s and James Esdaile’s original works, a copy of Mesmer’soriginal dissertation, and many volumes written by other notables of the past. As I collectedand read historical volumes it became evident that there was plenty of merit in the originaland undiluted practices, more merit in fact than in the so called “new” ways, “new” meaningpost 1950. I possess a very large collection of old hypnosis books and it is in the old bookswhere the truths about hypnosis are found. What modern and academic hypnosis trainingoften fails to do is to teach real inductions much beyond a progressive muscle relaxation andsome visual imagery. It is almost an assumed fact that someone who has their eyes closedwill automatically go into a trance if you begin telling them to relax and go deeper.Global Hypnosis Academy-Training Manual One: Part One Rick Collingwood 20179 of 184
The Global Hypnosis Academy (Established 1996)Hypnosis has been diffused into sub modalities such as NLP, which profess to be hypnosisbut are not hypnosis at all. By trying to put hypnosis into an explainable framework, ortreating it as an academic procedure, the art has been largely destroyed, and any hypnotistwho knows the truth of the modality will tell you that genuine hypnosis is indeed just as muchan art as what it is a learned process.Of course, there is the academic aspect to hypnosis, but academia by necessity is evidencebased, and much of what happens during, or results from, hypnosis cannot be measured byacademic means, so over the years I’ve heard a lot of nonsense such as it is just the powerof the imagination; well you try getting a person suffering the agony of bone cancer toimagine it away. It’s also often said that we can’t make anybody do anything in hypnosis thatthey wouldn’t normally do, to me this means the fool saying it hasn’t been trained properly.There is a large collection of valuable informative and rare books filled with original styles,methods, techniques, and the medical uses of hypnosis available as eBook downloads.Hypnosis has been scientifically scrutinised to the point of tedium. There are more than 3000high quality academic studies from some of the world’s most respected Universities,undertaken by some of the most respected scientific researchers of our time, and they allagree that hypnosis is real and beyond academic question; but none can demonstrate themechanisms of what is happening. It is similar to electricity, we know it exists but sciencecannot explain exactly what it is. Anybody can learn to induce a trance to one degree oranother, just as anybody can learn to sing, but it is the truly passionate individual who puts inthe time and effort who becomes an exceptional hypnotist. You see, for all the scientificinvestigation that has made the existence of hypnosis beyond dispute, there is just as much,if not more misunderstanding. It is passion patience and persistence that are going to makeyou an exceptional hypnotist.The curriculum of the academy is structured upon fundamental and traditional hypnosis, andhow to affect hypnosis in combination with Mesmerism and Magnetism. The philosophy aimsto teach students how to induce real hypnosis and the limitations of what can and can’t bedone therapeutically with the hypnotic state. Your training will also teach you how to workeffectively with issues such as weight loss, stress, and quitting smoking.Since its conception in Queensland in 1996, and in Western Australia in 2001, the academyhas now trained more than 2000 students and expanded into the UK under the name of TheInternational Academy of Hypnosis. My work has taken me to New Zealand, the USA and theUK numerous times and also Switzerland, France, Canada, and Malaysia. I have appearedon countless national and international TV and radio shows and in more newspaper andmagazine articles than I care to remember. I have produced and marketed a range ofpersonal hypnotherapy CDs that have since 2001 earned multiple Gold and Platinum ARIAawards and sold more than one million CDs and MP3s across the planet.I’ve hypnotised more than 25,000 individuals and conducted mass hypnosis events inLondon, Los Angeles, and Australia with up to 1000 people in attendance. I’ve worked withsome of Australia’s most successful corporations, and some of the world’s most elite sportsteams and athletes including Race Car Drivers, Olympic Cyclists, Soccer Players, and worldranked Boxers and Martial Arts Champions, using exactly the same techniques andmethodologies that you will learn as a student of the academy.Global Hypnosis Academy-Training Manual One: Part One Rick Collingwood 201710 of 184
The Global Hypnosis Academy (Established 1996)It’s interesting that no matter how much we think we know we never stop learning. In January2009 during a radio interview in London I was asked “Out of all the things you have done withhypnosis what’s the most satisfying thing for you personally?” I’ve experienced, witnessed,and done so much with hypnosis that I had to give the question some deep but fast thought.My, perhaps Freudian, rapidly considered answer was.“It’s always a fantastic and rewarding thing to help people through their issues and makeforward progress, so therapy is a very satisfying, if at times draining part of my work. I’vebeen involved with hypnosis for so long now that if I stop to think about all the CDs that areout there and all of the people I’ve worked with individually or in groups and then add on allthe others that have been helped by those who I have taught, it can get a bit overwhelming.Teaching is very rewarding, but on a deeper and more personal level I’m a traditionalist as faras hypnosis is concerned and am focussed at bringing back the real methods that were usedby the hypnotists of old. After a long search, in 1998 I was fortunate to find a 1922 vintagetranslated reprint of Anton Mesmer’s first published book titled “Mesmerism.” The littlevolume cost me a lot of money and I treasure it among my collection. It also sparked in mean interest in mesmerism and magnetism that sort of self-perpetuated, because uponinvestigation it wasn’t all humbug and nonsense, and it also wasn’t hypnosis as we now knowit either.In 2009 I finally realised a long held ambition and crossed Lake Constance to visit the historiclittle village of Meersburg in Germany where Mesmer spent his last years. I quickly found theold cemetery on MesmerstraBe and laid some flowers and a candle on the monument ofMesmer’s well kempt grave. I suppose it was my “Pilgrimage to Mecca,” if you will. It was asurprisingly humbling and satisfying experience that defies words, which I’ll be the first toadmit, is unusual for me. It is evident to me with my experience and knowledge of the art, thathypnosis has forgotten its roots, and has now become something altogether different thatoften is not hypnosis at all.I’ve researched and used the old and original ways of hypnosis, and been a scholar of AntonMesmer for more than ten years. I’m confident enough to say that the Mesmer section in thistraining manual is probably the most informative, well researched, and accurate informationyou will find anywhere about Anton Mesmer, Animal Magnetism and the beginnings ofhypnosis. Don’t discard the old ways because that is where true hypnosis and its effectivetechniques are found.Without Mesmerism modern hypnosis might never have existed, or hypnosis may never havebecome a therapeutic profession at all. Contrary to modern perceptions, Mesmer by his ownadmission wasn’t a hypnotist. He had studied the works of Paracelsus, Richard Mead, andalso the ancient techniques of Hypnotic Fascination that has roots back to the ancientEgyptian Temple masters and the Fakirs and Holy Men of India and Ancient Persia. Mesmerwas a strong vocal opponent against hypnosis and the “Somnambules,” which is whathypnotists were called in his time. He considered the Somnambules as quacks andimposters, often accusing them of not knowing what they were doing and of having noknowledge or account of the deeper energies at play. He was also distressed that hismethods of Magnetism had become too intertwined and confused with hypnosis.Mesmer was a magnetist and he was fiercely proud of it. The English doctor James Braiddeveloped what could be called traditional verbal hypnosis after spending time with the SwissMagnetist La Fontaine. Mesmerism, Somnambulism and Hypnosis are three completelydifferent methodologies. When Mesmerism and traditional hypnosis are blended correctly aself-perpetuating energy develops that Traditional hypnosis, Ericksonian hypnosis, NLP, andfew other methodologies can come close to. To view photographs of Mesmer’s gravemonument you can go to media and photos section at www.globalhypnosisacademy.com.Global Hypnosis Academy-Training Manual One: Part One Rick Collingwood 201711 of 184
The Global Hypnosis Academy (Established 1996)If you intend to open a clinical hypnotherapy practice my advice to you is; don’t cloud yourambitions with a belief in luck, nor under estimate how much money you will need to run apractice and survive until you are established and getting a lot of word of mouth referrals.You’ll need money for advertising and rent and all the other things that can easily bedisregarded in an eagerness to succeed. You’ll also need a realistic budget, patience, andlots of hard work. The fairies won’t help you!Thank you for joining the academy and I wish you every success for the use of your use ofhypnosis in the future. My You Tube site is “Hypnotist/Mesmerist” or “TheHypnoMan” and myFace Book page is rickcollingwoodhypnosis.Rick CollingwoodGlobal Hypnosis Academy-Training Manual One: Part One Rick Collingwood 201712 of 184
The Global Hypnosis Academy (Established 1996)How the Need for Hypnotherapy Was CreatedModern hypnotherapy has become the most dramatically effective short-term therapydeveloped to date. The increasing numbers of highly specialized Hypnotherapists graduatingfrom Hypnotherapy Institutes are threatening to undermine the basic theories (assumptions)that support traditional psychoanalytic based psychotherapy.Theory
Training Manual Two: Contains induction information and methods for inducing hypnosis (hypnotic inductions). Training Manual Three: (Bound behind training manual Two). Contains hypnotic instructions - what to say to effect change when a subject is in hypnosis.
May 02, 2018 · D. Program Evaluation ͟The organization has provided a description of the framework for how each program will be evaluated. The framework should include all the elements below: ͟The evaluation methods are cost-effective for the organization ͟Quantitative and qualitative data is being collected (at Basics tier, data collection must have begun)
Silat is a combative art of self-defense and survival rooted from Matay archipelago. It was traced at thé early of Langkasuka Kingdom (2nd century CE) till thé reign of Melaka (Malaysia) Sultanate era (13th century). Silat has now evolved to become part of social culture and tradition with thé appearance of a fine physical and spiritual .
HYPNOSIS AND NLP Covert HypnosisNew! Deep Trance Research ProjectNew! Making Hypnosis Understandable Pt. 1 Making Hypnosis Understandable Pt. 2 Hypnosis & Self Hypnosis Pain Relief with Hypnosis Hypnosis and Healing, Part One Hypnosis and Healing, P
On an exceptional basis, Member States may request UNESCO to provide thé candidates with access to thé platform so they can complète thé form by themselves. Thèse requests must be addressed to esd rize unesco. or by 15 A ril 2021 UNESCO will provide thé nomineewith accessto thé platform via their émail address.
̶The leading indicator of employee engagement is based on the quality of the relationship between employee and supervisor Empower your managers! ̶Help them understand the impact on the organization ̶Share important changes, plan options, tasks, and deadlines ̶Provide key messages and talking points ̶Prepare them to answer employee questions
Dr. Sunita Bharatwal** Dr. Pawan Garga*** Abstract Customer satisfaction is derived from thè functionalities and values, a product or Service can provide. The current study aims to segregate thè dimensions of ordine Service quality and gather insights on its impact on web shopping. The trends of purchases have
a career in comedy hypnosis and do not have a strong background in hypnosis presently, that you plan on learning about it soon. Even though it seems to be just comedy, the basis of a good comedy hypnosis show is being a good hypnotist. Hypnosis ins and outs What is hypnosis: The best way to describe what hypnosis would simply be "being
hypnosis, and hypnotic analgesia were used to find pertaining articles that are cited throughout this paper. Contemporary rendition of hypnosis Succeeding the Braidian definition of hypnosis, research-ers argued regarding the exact definition of hypnosis and its causes. Hypnosis refers to a change in mental activity follow-
