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HypnoTalk 5: How long does it take for all the suggestions of a session take effect?
Dr John Butler and Axel Hombach discuss the question how long it takes until the suggestions that a client received during a session are implemented, completed.
Most hypnotists will probably have encountered the phenomenon that sometimes a session works very well and the suggestions seem to work rapidly in the favor of the client. At other times, however, nothing seems to happen after a session, or while it worked in the first few days after a session, the client goes back to the old behavior after a few days.
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In HypnoTalk 5, Dr. John Butler and Axel Hombach are discussing the question of a colleague how long it takes for all the suggestions that were given to the client during a session to take hold and be completed. With the answer, Dr John Butler draws from nearly 40 years of practical clinical experience and his extensiv knowledge as a neurologist, who incorporates recent scientific findings into his daily work as medical and clinical hypnotherapist.
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By Axel Hombach, Dr John Butler
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Dr John Butler and Axel Hombach discuss the question how long it takes until the suggestions that a client received during a session are implemented, completed.
Most hypnotists will probably have encountered the phenomenon that sometimes a session works very well and the suggestions seem to work rapidly in the favor of the client. At other times, however, nothing seems to happen after a session, or while it worked in the first few days after a session, the client goes back to the old behavior after a few days.
for the:
In HypnoTalk 5, Dr. John Butler and Axel Hombach are discussing the question of a colleague how long it takes for all the suggestions that were given to the client during a session to take hold and be completed. With the answer, Dr John Butler draws from nearly 40 years of practical clinical experience and his extensiv knowledge as a neurologist, who incorporates recent scientific findings into his daily work as medical and clinical hypnotherapist.