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- Erickson Congress 2001 | Erickson Congress
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- 1:17:53
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- IC01 Short Course 09 - Altering, Not Abolishing - Douglas Flemons, PhD Milton H. Erickson once said that the task of therapists "is that of altering, not abolishing" symptoms. this short course will put this statement in theoretical context, explaining why the attempt to negate a problem ends up entrenching it. using case examples, the presenter will illustrate how to use the logic and practice of hypnosis to help clients alter their relationship with their symptoms and to invite therapeutic transformations.
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- Short Courses | Metaphors | Milton Erickson | Hypnosis | Psychotherapy
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- Erickson Congress 2001 | Erickson Congress
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- 1:19:10
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- This short course addresses the advantages of specific metaphorical techniques in hypnosis and psychotherapy for treating anger, depression, chronic pain, and for boosting self-efficacy. A novel group anger treatment will be presented that combines mindfulness principles within Erickson-type teaching tales. Indirect techniques will be discussed and demonstrated.
Tags: Hypnosis Metaphors Psychotherapy
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- Short Courses | Mind-Body
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- Duration:
- 1:18:24
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- IC01 Short Course 12 - The Relationship and Relevance of Dr. Rossi's Mind-Body Work to Other Therapeutic Modalities - Bruce Gregory, PhD Over the past 20 years Dr. Rossi has innovatively expanded Ericksonian work by demonstrating its connections to microbiology, chemistry, physics, chaos theory and mathematics. This course will explore the relationship and relevance of Dr. Rossi's mind-body work to other forms of psychotherapy. We will learn how mind-body work utilizes and integrates many of the core processes used in the work of Winnecott, Klein, Jung, Gestalt, Masterson, Kohut and cognitive therapy.
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- 1:12:32
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- IC01 Short Course 13 - Working From the Inside Out - Dick Hatten, PhD It is said Erickson invented a new theory for each patient. This requires working with the clients' personal subjective experience (PSE). Imagine assuming that everything a person does makes perfect sense, i.e. has an internal logic. Inventing a new theory requires "stepping inside" the PSE to understand it and its logic. In this semi-experiential course, participants will learn techniques for doing this and for working from the "inside, out" to effect therapeutic change.
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- Duration:
- 1:19:15
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- IC01 Short Course 14 - Impact Therapy: A Multi-Sensory Approach to Counseling - Ed Jacobs, PhD Impact therapy is a unique multi-sensory, active approach to counseling that integrates counseling theories with creative counseling techniques. This approach accesses all the learning styles of clients by putting both the counselor and client into action. Participants will learn simple, creative techniques that use props (shields, filters, rubber bands, fuses), chairs, movement and drawings to facilitate learning and retention.
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- Duration:
- 57:57
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- IC01 Short Course 11 - Ericksonian Techniques: A Footstep Into the Future - Audrey Sussman, MSW and Tish Schuman, MA In this workshop, participants will learn powerful techniques to create change. We have incorporated cognitive, behavioral and NLP techniques into Ericksonian methods to address the unconscious mind for change. Participants will learn how to use these methods to quickly break through limiting beliefs, treat clients who have panic or stress and will learn a self-hypnotic exercise to help relieve insomnia.
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- Short Courses | Communication | Hypnotherapy
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- Erickson Congress 2001 | Erickson Congress
- Duration:
- 1:12:23
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- IC01 Short Course 32 - Ericksonian and Educative Hypnotherapy: Communications - Bayard Galvao, Lie. Psychol. What is communication? How does one communicate? How does one achieve an efficient communication? How many types of communication are there? What are the implications of each kind of communication? How can one use communication in psychotherapy and hypnotherapy? how would Erickson use the so-called informal trance and hypnosis? The answers to these questions raise other questions that are relevant; how much can be understood when one understands communication?
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- Duration:
- 1:23:49
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- IC01 Short Course 21 - The Ericksonian Molecule: Past, Present and Future - James Rini, EdD The Erickson molecule represents Erickson's underlying method of producing therapeutic change. This molecule is important because it depicts the process Erickson used to effectively access unconscious resources, bypass conscious resistance and link reorganized cognitive processes to future contingencies. Today's high tech/information rich culture is prompting the need for quicker, more effective methods of helping those in need.
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- Duration:
- 1:27:50
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- IC01 Short Course 22 - Dorothy Meets the Wizard: An Allegory for a Psychodynamic Approach - Ana Rita Almeida, MSc, Agostino Almeida, MA and Peter Hawkins, PhD The Wizard of Oz is a story that is part of almost everyone's childhood. This tale can be seen as a metaphor for a psychodynamic approach. To illustrate this, a live demonstration will be used. In it we will address some psychodynamic concepts within a hypnotic situation. To conclude, some time will be devoted to discuss the issues raised.
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- Short Courses | Anxiety | Pain and Healing
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- Erickson Congress 2001 | Erickson Congress
- Duration:
- 1:12:28
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- IC01 Short Course 25 - Ways to Treat Pain and Anxiety - Christine Guilloux, DESS Psychol. After redefining the notion of dissociation, this workshop will provide examples of techniques for changing a client's habitual way of thinking, feeling, behaving and experiencing his/her pain; helping him/her transform it and/or make it disappear. These techniques apply to "imaginary" pain, chronic or recurring pain and to anxiety experienced with pain. Illustrations and comments will be given through case examples.
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