HYPNOSIS FOR INNER CONFLICT RESOLUTION: Introducing Parts Therapy ~SIGNED COPY~

Hunter, Roy, MS FAPHP

ISBN 10: 1904424600 / ISBN 13: 9781904424604

Published by Carmarthen Wales & Bethel CT. 2008. Crown House Publishing, 2005

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purple cloth hardbound 8vo. 8º (octavo). dustwrapper in protective plastic book jacket cover. fine cond. looks new. like new. binding square & tight. covers clean. edges clean. one page corner crease, otherwise contents free of all markings. dustwrapper in fine cond. not worn or torn or price clipped. nice clean copy. no library markings or store stamps, no stickers or bookplates, no names, no inking (except for author s inscription & signature) , no underlining, no remainder markings etc ~. 3rd printing. SIGNED with an inscription on the front flyleaf by the author. xii+189p+ ordering info. bibliography. index. medicine. psychology. psychotherapy. counseling. meditation. hypnotherapy. higher power. higher self. MPD. regression. subconscious relearning. ~Why do so many clients experience inner conflicts that inhibit the successful attainment of important goals? Both counselors and hypnotherapists use techniques that help their clients change undesired habits or achieve personal and professional goals, yet, in spite of their best efforts, some clients still continue to experience unresolved inner conflicts. This book describes an elegant approach to reconciling the conflicting "parts" of a client's personality. Closely allied to ego state therapy and voice dialogue, parts therapy uses hypnosis to identify conflicting parts that are damaging the well being of clients. These parts are then directed to negotiate with each other through the therapist to bring about a resolution. Parts therapy is based on the concept that our personality is composed of a number of various parts. Our personality parts are aspects of the subconscious, each with its respective job or function of the inner mind. In other words, we tend to wear many different hats as we walk along the path of life. Often we can be consciously aware of the various hats we wear as our personality parts influence our conscious actions. At work we get into the work mode, wearing the figurative hat of a dedicated worker; but the inner child, quiet while we are working, can't wait to come out and play at home. The professional whose demeanor is strictly business in the workplace may become an easygoing person with a silly sense of humor outside the workplace. Inner conflicts occur when we have two different parts of the subconscious pulling us in opposite directions. A smoker who is trying to quit, might have a strong emotional desire to quit in order to have more money to spend on recreational activities, but another part of the mind finds pleasure in lighting up after meals or at other times. Every year countless numbers of smokers make New Year resolutions to quit, only to find their resolutions literally going up in smoke. This is only one example of the many types of inner conflict experienced by clients. Parts therapy continues to grow in popularity and is already used by many psychotherapists and psychologists who use hypnosis as an adjunct to their practices. Therapists who specialize in the use of hypnosis will find Hypnosis for Inner Conflict Resolution a most helpful technique to integrate into their practice. Roy Hunter MS FAPHP is the best selling author of The Art of Hypnosis and The Art of Hypnotherapy. He studied hypnotherapy under Charles Tebbetts who pioneered a client~centered approach to parts therapy.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: HYPNOSIS FOR INNER CONFLICT RESOLUTION: Introducing Parts Therapy ~SIGNED COPY~
• Publisher: Carmarthen Wales & Bethel CT. 2008. Crown House Publishing
• Publication Date: 2005
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1904424600
• ISBN 13: 9781904424604
• Binding: Hardcover
• Dust Jacket Condition: Dust Jacket Included
• Signed: Signed by Author(s)

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Synopsis

Why do so many clients experience inner conflicts that inhibit successful attainment of important goals? This outstanding new book on Parts therapy will help provide the answer. Counsellors and hypnotherapists often use proven techniques to help their clients change undesired habits or achieve personal and professional goals. Yet, in spite of the best efforts of both clients and therapist, unresolved inner conflicts often inhibit clients from attaining their ideal empowerment. Increasing numbers of therapists around the world are discovering the benefits of parts therapy and its variations, such as ego state therapy and voice dialogue, to help clients get past personal barriers. These complex techniques continue to grow in popularity and are already used by many psychotherapists and psychologists who use hypnosis as an adjunct to their practices. Therapists who specialise in the use of hypnosis also need to learn Parts Therapy.

About the Author

Roy Hunter is the best selling author of The Art of Hypnosis and The Art of Hypnotherapy. He studied hypnotherapy under Charles Tebbetts who pioneered a client-centered approach to parts therapy.