Adam interviews Jason Linett

Adam interviews Jason Linett of Virgina Hypnosis – Hypnosis in the news features a wonderful success story about a young mother whose life was greatly improved with hypnosis and discusses a clip that he gives a thumbs down to despite it being incredibly sweet – The discussion of the week with Jason Linett examines Jason’s approach to business development for hypnotherapists – The factoid of the week showcases a study that featured in the prestigious Lancet medical journal, which is very rare indeed for a hypnosis study.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Jason Linett: https://virginiahypnosis.com/

Jason’s WorkSmart Hypnosis website: http://worksmarthypnosis.com/

Hypnosis In The News References:

1. This Girl Hypnotized Her Boyfriend & Used Her Powers For The Greater Good

2. New mother too scared to leave the house after horrific childbirth claims severe agoraphobia was cured by just ONE hour of hypnotherapy

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

Adjunctive non-pharmacological analgesia for invasive medical procedures: a randomised trial

Adam interviews John Morgan

Adam interviews John Morgan – Hypnosis in the news features a personal opinion piece by Adam that he shares in his inimitable fashion, discussing the diversity of the field of hypnosis – The discussion of the week with John Morgan examines John’s approach to coaching and explores his use of context and geographic location of his coaching process – The factoid of the week showcases a notion that many would not believe about hypnosis and shows how something most people correlate with hypnosis is actually nothing to do with it.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of J Morgan: http://jpmorganjr.com/

Twitter account of J Morgan: https://twitter.com/jpmorganjr

Hypnosis In The News References:

1. Are Hypnotherapists Aware Of The Diversity Within The Field of Hypnotherapy? Is There More Than Erickson vs Elman?

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

Toward a social-psychobiological model of hypnosis

Adam interviews Barry Thain

Adam interviews Barry Thain – Hypnosis in the news features a personal opinion piece by Adam that he shares with his usual seemingly rabid gusto – The discussion of the week with Barry examines hypnotherapy assessment and client intake process – The factoid of the week showcases two impressive studies that give great evidence for a particularly troubling set of issues.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Barry Thain: http://www.mindsci-clinic.com/

Barry’s Clinical Hypnotism in Practice Seminar (CHiPS):  http://wwwmindsci-clinic.com/products/dvds/chips/

Hypnosis In The News References:

1. Official News: All Hypnotherapists Now Deemed ‘World-Renowned’ According to Mainstream Media

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

The Short-Term Follow-Up Effects of Hypnobehavioural and Cognitive Behavioural Treatment for Bulimia Nervosa

Applications of Hypnosis in the Treatment of Anorexia Nervosa

Adam interviews Trevor Silvester

Adam interviews Trevor Silvester – Hypnosis in the news features a couple of stories about young people who really like eating chicken. An additional hypnosis story featuring a pop idol gets Adam excited for the wrong reasons. The discussion of the week with Trevor examines Cognitive Hypnotherapy. The factoid of the week showcases an impressive study that featured in the Lancet.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Trevor Silvester: http://www.trevorsilvester.com/

The Quest Institute: http://www.questinstitute.co.uk/

Hypnosis In The News References:

1.  Teen who ate 25000 chicken nuggets in 14 years finally cured of food addiction

2. Georgie Scotney only ate KFC for 3 years, was hypnotised, now eats fruit

3. Harry Styles cures teenager’s fear of needles

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

Adjunctive non-pharmacological analgesia for invasive medical procedures: a randomised trial

Adam interviews Judy Rees

Adam discusses Clean Language with Judy and inadvertently becomes a clean language client during the podcast –  Hypnosis in the news features a single story that has caused Adam to froth at the mouth somewhat – The factoid of the week impresses about what hypnosis can do regarding labour.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Judy Rees: http://www.judyrees.co.uk

Hypnosis In The News References:

1.  ITV star admits to using hypnosis to avoid speeding fines from the police

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

Hypnosis: practical applications and theoretical considerations in normal labour

Adam interviews Jørgen Rasmussen and Craig Galvin

Special Edition of Hypnosis Weekly – Adam is joined by Jørgen Rasmussen and Craig Galvin each have a turn at leading a separate section, posing a question to the others and of course hypnosis is debated and hypnotherapy discussed along with a great many other subjects – A bumper edition here.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Jørgen Rasmussen: http://www.provocativehypnosis.com/

Craig’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/Craig_33

Contact Craig Galvin: [email protected]

The personal website of Adam Eason: www.adam-eason.com

Adam’s Anglo European hypnotherapy Training College: aecollegeofhypnosis.uk

Adam interviews Sophie Fletcher

Adam interviews Sophie Fletcher – Hypnosis in the news gets Adam frothing at the mouth by being used for eye witness testimony – Also features a school employing a hypnotherapist and pregnant women getting a birthing budget to potentially spend on hypnobirthing – Adam then discusses the Mindful Mamma approach to hypnobirthing with Sophie Fletcher, exploring the methodology and the ethos behind it – The factoid of the week examines hypnosis comparing favourably in comparison with placebo and medicine for a very unusual application indeed.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Sophie Fletcher: http://sophiefletcher.co.uk/

Mindful Mamma website: http://www.mindfulmamma.co.uk/

Hypnosis In The News References:

1.  Lancashire Primary school hires hypnotherapist to help children with stress and depression

2. Bristol mums to be could get “birthing budgets” to fundhypnosis on the NHS

3. Kidnapping victim hypnotized to recall details about attacker

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

Effects of hypnotic, placebo, and salicylic acid treatments on wart regression

Adam interviews Sheila Granger

Adam interviews Sheila Granger – Hypnosis in the news features hypnosis being used post-war to treat shell-shock, as well as examining the parallels between experimental virtual reality therapy and hypnosis – Adam then discusses hypnotic gastric band with Sheila Granger, exploring the methodology and the reasons why it has been so successful – The factoid of the week examines hypnosis advancing the effectiveness of cognitive behavioural therapy when treating depression.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Sheila Granger: http://www.sheilagranger.com/

 Hypnosis In The News References:

1. Hypnotism used to treat shell shock victims

2. Virtual therapy ‘helps with depression’, researchers say

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

Cognitive hypnotherapy for depression: an empirical investigation

Adam interviews Andrew Austin

Adam interviews Andrew Austin – Hypnosis in the news features a story that Adam can’t stop giggling about as well as a story that has him grinning with pride  – Adam then discusses Metaphors of Movement with Andrew Austin and keeps asking questions that cannot be answered – The factoid of the week examines a scientific theory of hypnosis that sides with neither state or nonstate stances.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Andrew Austin: http://andrewtaustin.com/

Metaphors of movement website: http://metaphorsofmovement.co.uk/

 Hypnosis In The News References:

1.  Blindfolded hypnotist Rasti Rostelli accidentally shoots student with arrow

2. I Got Hypnotized to Boost My Confidence and Feel Like a Bombshell

“When I snap my fingers, you will feel like a BABE.”

3. Sherborne mum of three preparing for kickboxing cage fight at Club Neo in Yeovil

Adam interviews Nick Kemp

Adam interviews Nick Kemp – Hypnosis in the news features the major story that the hypnosis world is discussing, the teenage suicides who had hypnosis – Adam then discusses Provocative Changeworks with Nick Kemp and gets so involved listening that he forgets he’s recording a podcast – The factoid of the week examines hypnotisability and what is actually measured when it is explored.

References from this week’s episode:

The websites of Nick Kemp: http://www.nickkemptraining.com/ and http://nickkemptherapy.com/

Facebook page for PCW: https://www.facebook.com/Provocativechange

 Hypnosis In The News References:

1.  “Three teens died after being hypnotized by their principal. Now their families are getting $200,000 each.” 

2. School board agrees to pay out $600,000 to families of three students who died suddenly after being hypnotized by principal

3. Amazing Kreskin says ‘hypnosis is BS,’ bashes Florida principal trance scandal