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Hypnosis Session In A Loud Location
I have been getting a lot of e-mails asking is it possible to hypnotize people in a loud location. So I thought I would write a little article about how to work with clients in these situations.
First off, it is possible to perform hypnosis in a loud location and it’s done all the time. While the client and I might prefer a quiet location this isn’t always possible. The fact of the matter is that unless you have a sound proof booth their will always be some type of noise around.
For instance, noises such as cars passing by, the A/C or heater coming on, People making noise outside, dogs barking and so much more.
All of these are examples of noises that take away from your quiet, calm and relaxing session. Many new Hypnotists think that unless they have peace and quiet that their session won’t be a success or that the client won’t be able to relax or enter a state of deep hypnosis. This just isn’t true and experience has taught me this fact.
The problem is that most hypnotists aren’t taught how to overcome this annoying little problem. Hypnotists have to remember that hypnosis is a state of enhanced suggestibility. So if you want the session to go well no matter what sounds are around you then just suggest it to the client. You can even suggest that any sounds or noises the clients hear will send them deeper. All it takes is a simple suggestion before you really get into your Hypnosis Session.
A Free Hypnosis Script
One very simple, but powerful suggestion I use when helping people into hypnosis when there is a lot of noise around is as follows.
“From this moment on, any sounds or noises you hear will only help to guide you deeper and help you relax more. Sounds such as _______________________(Fill in the blank with the things in your location which could cause noise) Will only help to send you deeper relaxed and the only sound you remain focused on is the sound of my voice and the sound of my voice helps you to relax so much more.”
This is just one example of many different ways to get around being in a loud location. Now just because you can get around this situation doesn’t mean you should go looking for the location with the most noise. A nice, quiet location is always preferred, but when that isn’t available you now have a tool available for that situation.
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3. October 2008 at 5:49 AM
Yes, it can be a problem. You just never know when or what sound might pop up! I try to be as creative as I can in these situations.
If for example a plane flies ahead, I may say something like “lAs the plane flies above you, so your mind also travels to exotic relaxing places”
I may also suggest that in a “strange and contradictory way, these sounds serve to relax you, deeper and deeper. And you know that as you GO DEEPER and deeper relaxed, the sound of my voice will travel with you”
These seem to work for me. The biggest problem I have experienced is family members being noisey when I do home visits. I usually let them shout at the family member, then continue the session where I left off with a little mini deepener, and give suggestions that they will become deeper relaxed than before!
Hope this helps.
3. October 2008 at 11:53 AM
Hey Jon,
Always fun to have you hear and would love for you to guest blog again. I have always wondered what it would be like to work with people at their homes. How does that work for you most of the time? Do you record the session for safety? Just curious my friend.
Joshua Houghton