gareth, could you please let me know other "hypnoart" related stuff if you know anything else? i'd love to venture more. thanks!
deeply,

Gareth,
I am linking a blog to my main hypnosis website and am looking for comments from hypnosis professionals, to give me their feedback, if you have the time to add your input the blog address is
www.hypnosisforlastingcha...
Many thanks
Bobby Herdman

Hi Gareth

Well ProgRels are out of the question! LOL

One of the insomniacs, I didn't get. The rest I'm pretty sure will get a positive outcome, though time, of course, will tell.

We know the white coat phobia treatment worked though with that one I also dealt with her fear of eating at formal dinner parties and reduced her 'panic platform' from 10 to -7 (at which point her subc was comfortable).

The 20 minute limit is actually quite helpful. I do a rapid induction and go right to IMRs. If I don't get any I tell the subc that we don't have time for faffing about so get on the job. I then tend to ask the subc to give their host everything they wanted coming in so they have it going out.

And, of course, I check to make sure it's all congruent.

This was only the third speed-hypno event I've held, but I know that the previous two were pretty effective. One guy dropped five stone without effort or discipline in 9 months after one of them, for example.

Of course, it doesn't work for everyone but, then, neither does Prozac.

The thing I like about it most is that I get to put out global e-mails around the hospital, two PCTs and the Royal Hospital for Neuro Disability that I also cover, 'advertising' (if you like) "Speed Hypno".

Back in 2003 they didn't want me to mention hypnosis, and I called it "Relaxation and Feel-Good" in the publicity. But in the sessions I said it was hypnotherapy and now no one bats an eyelid. I have a web page on the hospital intranet all about clinical hypnotism and me, everyone knows I'm a hypnotist and whilst a few doctors probably still think what I do is un-medical I really don't think anyone thinks it odd. Not anymore. In a way I guess I do the speed hypno thing not just because it's an efficient use of my time, but because it also pushes at the boundaries of what's acceptable and accepted.

Best wishes

barry

Thank you. You pointed me to the root of the problem. For some reason, WordPress's "code" interface was messing up the tags unless I did it in *just* the right way. And IE, of course, is "flexible" enough to display properly, despite the malformed code.

Firefox, being more strict with the standards, had issues.

Wordpress kept making it "object /object param ... embed /embed" if I added a br or p tag after it so as to have a space between it and the text. I had to insert a new para first, then put placeholder text in there, *then* paste the embed code.

Way more complicated than it needs to be, if you ask me. ;)