Ericksonian Hypnosis

 

The hypnotic relationship forms around the conscious and unconscious mind, and focuses on the individual’s strengths and inner resources.

 

The use of hypnosis in psychotherapy is renowned for helping individuals to cope with stress, and to rid themselves of phobias, dependences and some body postures.

 

It is all about inner resources and wisdom.

 

For Milton Erickson psychiatrist, hypnotherapist and the founder of this approach, the subconscious is our main source of learning.

 

Sessions are styled in a conversational mode and clients stay conscious throughout.

 

 

Jane Lovell-Taylor Marsh trained with Carol Erickson, Milton Erickson’s eldest daughter,herself directly trained by her father for many years. Stephen Gilligan PhD psychology, a trainer and practioner in Ericksonian hypnotherapy, and Richard Hatten PhD psychologist and psychotherapist USA.