We all have different likes and dislikes and we have different outlooks on life. All this and more is what makes us unique individuals. It’s these differences that will affect how we deal with certain situations, our openness and why we have resistance to certain thoughts or ideas. With these differences in mind, it is the requirement of the hypnotherapist to assess the client and devise a therapy strategy that meets their needs and will achieve the best outcome for them. We are all aware that the usual method of
“A personalised induction will always be more effective” Discuss. In this essay I will describe what is meant by “personalised induction”, explore how a script can be written to incorporate personalisation discussing different theories and concepts, and discuss the validity of developing personalised rather than more general inductions. A personalised induction is a script that has been developed for an individual, taking into account their likes and dislikes, the way they perceive their world, and their modalities. The person’s cultural background, hobbies and interests, values and communication styles must always be taken into consideration, and a holistic approach should always be used. Hypnotherapy is usually delivered with the client’s eyes closed therefore the communication styles normally adopted are more difficult.
Personalising inductions also includes finding out what that person likes and dislikes and what they do in their spare time, any hobbies they might have exploring the words to use that will relax them. One would just assume that taking with language and the things we say are how we communicate. This is not entirely true because we also communicate greatly with our body language, tone and volume this is far more meaningful as we communicate more with this than the words that we speak. Interestingly, the words we use only make up 7% of our communication. Our tone and volume being higher at 38% and the rest at 55% is our body language.
Love for people can also be a weakness because I have to intentionally draw boundaries to not become attached (especially with children). 3. Nervousness causes me to search for words a lot, as well as being in my head too much keeps me from being an active listener. Areas of Personal Growth Confidence- Increase confidence in counseling settings Listening Skills- Get out of my head and actively listen to the client Retaining Information- Remember what I have read or learned Action Plan 1. Confidence should become easier with practice.
Gives out the positive vibe the client needs to make them comfortable. Negative use of words such as "the noise of the clock does not disturb you in any way.” can never be used because there’s a chance that it may backfire and produce the reverse effect. I believe to the best way to reach good level of achievement is to do our best to reach the most beneficial start as possible. When communicating with people it looks like that we do so by using language but this is not the whole truth, according to the research it shows that words make up 7% of our communication, tone and volume 38% and our body
How can we as social workers learn about different cultures? How can we become culturally sensitive? What techniques do we need to learn? As I become more familiar with the subject of cultural competence, I will have an answer to these questions. Examine According to Carlson, Brack, Laygo, Cohen, and Kirkscey, the specific competencies that are necessary, and the appropriate contexts for their application, are still poorly understood (Williams 2006).
Self-control—the ability to regulate what you say and how you act—is related to strong family bonds and low family conflict; empathy, the ability to understand the perspectives of other people; low levels of anger and aggression; and the ability to take responsibility for your failings.” (Sole, 2011, sect 3.2) In the scene in the movie, Hitch, it is evident that Sara did not exercise control of herself, either verbally or emotionally. It is important to approach conflict, or potential conflict with a level head and calmly. Raising your voice, changing your tone, taking an aggressive stance, and not allowing the other party to communicate their feelings all contribute to a breakdown in communication. In this scene, Sara essentially ends their relationship without any input from Hitch. Later in the movie they reconcile, after she allows Hitch to explain and hears his side of the story but, this all could have been avoided by her just approaching the situation with the intention to
I also tried my best to eliminate other external barriers like bad lighting as he mainly depended on his sight so I made sure nothing would interrupt that. It was essential that I also showed a lot of empathy towards him as losing your hearing is a very depressing process to go through alone. However, when assisting Mr P to the hospital the interaction with him in Group was a lot more difficult than on a one to one basis. This is mainly because when there’s a lot of other people around it makes it harder for him to focus on only my actions. While speaking to the doctor it was very hard for Mr P to understand or hear what was being asked or said.
In the following essay, I will present the case that an induction which has been personalised to the individual client will be more effective than using a generic induction. I will discuss the factors involved in creating the differences in people’s personalities and thought processes as well as the modalities and styles used in creating personalised inductions to achieve the best results for the variety of clients. Each and every client is different. Everyone thinks differently, perceives their surroundings and experiences differently and reacts to stimuli in their own unique way. These differences can be attributed to their backgrounds, which would include their ethnicity, religion and culture which in some cases cause vastly different ways of thinking and acting from other ethnic groups and cultures as evidenced in international news broadcasts today.
Hypnosis can be a very powerful and effective tool, when used correctly, it is essential that a therapist uses the most personalized and precise script for the right person. Old style hypnotists had a very different style, they were very authoritative and often commanded their clients into a trance. They didn’t have particularly good relationships with clients. Clients were pretty much instructed to do as they were told. People today for whatever reason, consider hypnosis for a variety of problems - weight loss ,confidence issues, addiction treatment etc... and will not accept this type of behavior from a therapist - they need and expect to be treated with respect.