Episode 102 – Greg McColl

 

 

 

 

 

 

Adam interviews this week’s guest, Greg McColl.

This week’s ‘Hypnosis in the News’  examines some recent stories; one makes him feel old, another has a subtitle you won’t believe Adam repeats on the show and the third confirms a wonderful, evidence-based application of hypnosis.

This week’s discussion with Greg McColl discusses his approach to using hypnosis within the motor sports arena.

The Factoid of the Week features two impressive meta-analyses that Adam is keen to champion.

References from this week’s episode:

This Weeks Guest Links:

* The website of Greg McColl.

* The Motorsportmind website.

Hypnosis in the News Stories:

* Marnie Simpson considers hypnotherapy for crisp addiction after eating up to ten bags per day.

* “I tried to have a hands-free orgasm using erotic hypnosis videos”

* Hypnosis is twice as effective at reliving agonising symptoms of IBS than other methods, study reveals.

Factoids of the Week

* A Meta-Analysis of Hypnosis in the Treatment of Depressive Symptoms: A Brief Communication.

* The Efficacy of Hypnotherapy in the Treatment of Psychosomatic Disorders: Meta-analytical Evidence.

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Episode 101 – Special Edition Featuring Etain McNulty, Nick Ebdon, James Brown & Jorgen Rasmussen

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you could consign anything from the hypnosis and hypnotherapy field to Room 101, so it is lost and wiped out of existence, what would it be?

In this edition Adam poses that very question to Etain McNulty, Nick Ebdon, James Brown and Jorgen Rasmussen. They cover a lot of ground and come up with some fascinating items, ideologies, approaches, thought systems, behaviours and attitudes that they want dispensed with.

References from this week’s episode:

1. Nick and James’ new podcast: Hypnotic Imperceptions.

2. The website of Etain McNulty.

3. The website of Jorgen Rasmussen.

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Episode 100 – Special Hundredth Edition Featuring Kev Sheldrake Delving Into Adam’s Research

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kev Sheldrake returns to the hypnosis weekly podcast and poses the questions for Adam Eason.

This edition features Adam discussing his research in detail, courts controversy with some of his findings, draws some very significant conclusions and Kev offers much insight, reflection and consideration throughout. It’s a bumper episode and offers a huge amount of information.

References from this week’s episode:

Adam’s first paper recently published in the APA journal  Psychology of Consciousness: Theory, Research, and Practice, as discussed in this edition:

* Clinical applications of self-hypnosis: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials.

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Episode 99 – Recorded Live at the 2018 UK Hypnosis Convention

 

 

 

 

 

 

Adam Eason hosts a live panel Q&A session at the UK Hypnosis Convention, with guests Jorgen Rasmussen, Fredric Mau, Kate Beaven-Marks, Alberto Dell’Isola and Freddy Jacquin.

This panel edition features questions submitted by members of the UK Hypnosis Convention Facebook group as well as audience members on the night. Cue lots of diversity, lots of expertise, much insight and a lot of fun

References from this week’s episode:

Go see the video version of this at Adam’s Hypnosis Geek YouTube channel:

* Adam Eason presents the Friday Night Panel Session Live at the 2018 UK Hypnosis Convention.

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Episode 98 – Hazel Gale

 

 

 

 

 

 

Adam interviews this week’s guest, Hazel Gale.

This week’s ‘Hypnosis in the News’  examines some archive stories from the past decade; one makes him laugh out loud and one results in him suggesting that you beware of false prophets when it comes to hypnotherapy business gurus.

This week’s discussion with Hazel Gale discusses her approach and in particular she talks about her Mind Monsters project.

The Factoid of the Week features fascinating recent research that results in Adam being the happiest he has ever been in this section of the show.

References from this week’s episode:

This Weeks Guest Links:

* The website of Hazel Gale.

* The Mind Monsters website.

Hypnosis in the News Stories:

* Man hypnotised to quit fags now has Scampi Fries addiction.

* Mens Health Magazine Encouraging People To Becomes Hypnotherapists!

Referred to today….

* Hazel’s book – FIGHT: Win Freedom From Self-sabotage.

* Hazel’s Facebook group.

Factoid of the Week

* Clinical applications of self-hypnosis: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials.

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Episode 97 – Alexia Elliott

 

 

 

 

 

 

Adam interviews this week’s guest, Alexia Elliott.

This week’s ‘Hypnosis in the News’ examines some celebrity success stories raising the awareness of hypnotherapy and Adam questions some of the points made.

There is a blatant plug about Adam’s ‘Hypnosis Geek’ tee shirt.

This week’s discussion with Alexia Elliott discusses her therapeutic approach and in particular her application of and use of shamanism alongside hypnosis and hypnotherapy.

The Factoid of the Week features fascinating research about using hypnosis with migraine sufferers.

References from this week’s episode:

This Weeks Guest Links:

* The Website of Alexia Elliott.

Hypnosis in the News Stories:

* Liam Payne quits smoking through hypnosis.

* TOWIE’s Yazmin Oukhellou ‘undergoing hypnotherapy’ as she takes break from reality show.

Referred to today….

* Video – The Conscious and Unconscious: Is It Time Hypnotherapists Stopped Explaining the Mind This Way?

* Hypnosis Geek Tee Shirts.

Factoid of the Week

* Systematic Review of the Effectiveness of Hypnosis for the Management of Headache.

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Episode 96 – Sue Washington

 

 

 

 

 

 

Adam interviews this week’s guest, Sue Washington.

This week’s ‘Hypnosis in the News’ examines some celebrity success stories raising awareness about mental health issues.

There are some cameo appearances on the podcast from some completely random members of the public

This week’s discussion with Sue Washington discusses her approach and method devised from 40 years professional and personal experience.

The Factoid of the Week features fascinating research about using hypnosis and erotomania.

References from this week’s episode:

This Weeks Guest Links:

* The Website of Sue Washington.

Hypnosis in the News Stories:

* Keira Knightley Reveals Hypnotherapy Helped Treat Her Panic Attacks. 

* Strictly’s Karen Clifton reveals she’s had therapy and hypnotherapy to get over split with husband Kevin Clifton.

Referred to today….

*  Video: Is It Time We Stopped Referring to Hypnosis as “Trance” ??

* Video: Are Hypnosis and Relaxation Directly Correlated or Related At All?

Factoid of the Week

* Modeling Erotomania Delusion in the Laboratory With Hypnosis.

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Episode 95 – Jules Lalonde

 

 

 

 

 

 

Adam interviews this week’s guest, Jules Lalonde.

This week’s ‘Hypnosis in the News’ examines the alleged use of hypnosis in one of the biggest mass media news stories in the world.

Adam has a major competition with a prize of a ticket to all 3 days of this year’s UK Hypnosis Convention

This week’s discussion with Jules Lalonde discusses Primary Affect as an emerging field in modern psychology gathering momentum today.

The Factoid of the Week features features fascinating research using hypnosis to advance quality of life in great cancer patients.

References from this week’s episode:

This Weeks Guest Links:

* Jules Lalonde at Facebook.

* Video of Dr Panksepp offering perhaps the most direct and useful description of what Jules was referring to in our discussion.

Hypnosis in the News Stories:

* Fox News’ Jeanine Pirro Ties ‘Hypnosis’ To Accusations Against Brett Kavanaugh. 

* Kavanaugh Accuser Co-Authored Study Citing Use Of Hypnosis To Retrieve Memories.

* Pro-Kavanaugh conspiracy theory suggests Christine Ford hypnotized herself into creating false memory of assault by Kavanaugh.

* Absurd new right-wing conspiracy claims Christine Blasey Ford hypnotized herself.

Referred to today….

* Video: Adam Scientifically Questioning the ‘Regression to Cause’ Approach in the Hypnotherapy Field.

Factoid of the Week

* A Nonrandomized Comparison Study of Self-Hypnosis, Yoga, and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy to Reduce Emotional Distress in Breast Cancer Patients.

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Episode 94 – Karen Puttick

 

 

 

 

 

Adam interviews this week’s guest, “the lovely” Karen Puttick.

This week’s ‘Hypnosis in the News’ causes Adam to discuss hypnotising animals!

Adam has a major competition with a prize of a ticket to all 3 days of this year’s UK Hypnosis Convention

This week’s discussion with Karen Puttick talks about her ‘Imaginators’ programme.

The Factoid of the Week features features fascinating research about using hypnosis as a testable model for understanding conversion hysteria.

References from this week’s episode:

This Weeks Guest Links:

* The Personal Website of Karen Puttick hypnotherapist.

* The website of Karen Puttick’s Imaginators Programme.

Hypnosis in the News Stories:

* The shark whisperer! Incredible moment a diver puts a tiger shark into a trance by ‘hypnotising’ it.

Referred to today….

* Animal Hypnosis – Hypnotising Animals!

Factoid of the Week

* Imaging hypnotic paralysis: implications for conversion hysteria.

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Episode 93 – Mette Bergholt

Adam is back after a break.

Adam interviews this week’s guest, Mette Bergholt based in Denmark.

This week’s ‘Hypnosis in the News’ causes Adam’s head to explode but could help you find out how susceptible to hypnosis you are

This week’s discussion with Mette Bergholt talks about an ethos and important philosophy underpinning a new hypnosis organisation in Denmark and it’ll put a smile on your face.

The Factoid of the Week features major research about using hypnosis for mirrored-self

miss-identification.

References from this week’s episode:

This Weeks Guest Links:

* The Website of Mette Bergholt.

* The events organised by Mette Bergholt.

* The Website of FHDD

Hypnosis in the News Stories:

* Would hypnosis work on you? Take this quiz to find out: 

Referred to today….

* Video that Adam mentioned when frothing at the mouth about the Daily Mirror article:

Is It Time We Stopped Referring to Hypnosis as “Trance” ??:

Factoid of the Week

* A Stranger in the Looking Glass:

Developing and Challenging a Hypnotic Mirrored-Self Misidentification Delusion

* Developing hypnotic analogues of clinical delusions:

Mirrored-self misidentification.

* Mirrored-self misidentification in the hypnosis laboratory:

Recreating the delusion from its component factors.

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