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Helping People Out of Pain Trances

The hypnotherapist’s most important task with a client on the first visit is to earn the client’s confidence.

Many people with intractable chronic pain syndromes feel hopeless, disillusioned, ashamed and angry. They don’t feel they are taken seriously, and they fear that people think they aren’t getting better because there is something wrong with them.

You can really help people out of this hopelessness trap – but you need to know some things about “pain trances”. You need to know where to redirect the client’s attention, and how to do it respectfully. Please listen to the following video to learn more. After taking my 2-day Pain Control Hypnosis Practitioner Course on Aug 13-14 at HTL 2019, you will be well on your way to becoming an expert at this.

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Hypnotic pain control live demos and practice

Learn Hypnotic Pain Control step-by-step. Learn how to adjust your induction and delivery style to promote success in every session you conduct. Observe your reputation grow and the referrals flow. Sign up for an upcoming Pain Control Hypnosis Practitioner Course. Here is a snippet of a live demo at my Pain Control Hypnosis Course at Hypnothoughts Live 2018 last year.

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Pain Control Hypnosis Practitioner class

If you, as a professional hypnotherapist, are not trained in using hypnosis to create effective pain relief, you are missing out on helping a lot of people.

Plus, you are losing additional income that you can earn when you build a Pain Control Hypnosis niche in your hypnotherapy practice. So, stop waiting. Get trained to offer hypnosis for pain relief. Attend one of my Pain Control Hypnosis Practitioner courses this year. You will learn:

  • Why Pain Management is still so inadequate in 2019.
  • The principles of Pain Psychology.
  • How to become a valuable member of the pain patient’s medical team.
  • Ten challenges people with chronic pain face that the hypnotherapist can help them with.
  • The most important differences between acute and chronic pain.
  • When people with Acute Pain see a hypnotist.
  • Why people with Chronic Pain will go to a hypnotist.
  • How to get physicians to refer their pain patients to you for hypnotic pain control.
  • The six most important ways a hypnotherapist can help someone with acute pain.
  • The six most important ways a hypnotherapist can help someone with chronic pain.
  • Eimer’s Eight-Step Pain Control Hypnosis Protocol.
  • How to integrate Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mindfulness, and Hypnosis.
  • How to teach the client to bust through “pain panic”.
  • And much more…
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Learn hypnotic pain control

If you want to see immediate results in your work as a hypnotherapist, learn how to do pain control hypnosis. Take my hands-on Pain Control Hypnosis Practitioner workshop, and after two days, you will be hypnotizing people out of pain. Watch the accompanying pain clinic video to observe some of what you will learn.

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Pain clinic video Hypnosis Pre-talk

This is an excerpt from a pain control hypnosis pre-talk at the hospital pain clinic. You will learn how to do this at my Pain Control Hypnotherapy Practitioner Workshop.

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Instant pain control hypnosis

The first 6-minute video filmed in the client’s backyard, demonstrates some rapid pain relief techniques you will learn if you attend my Pain Control Hypnotherapy Practitioner Course. You will take this home and use it in your successful hypnotherapy practice to help more people. In the second 1-minute video, the gentleman shares how much better he feels.

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Pain Control on the Go

Watch this video and learn how to do it at one of my 2-day Pain Control Hypnosis Practitioner Courses.

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Hypnosis for Pain Control Online Course

Learn in the comfort of your home. When you purchase the Hypnosis for Pain Control Course & Video Bundle or the Video Only lectures, you will also get access to a 38-minute video. In this video Dr. Eimer will be hypnotizing a patient with the Dave Elman Induction for pain control.

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Dr. Eimer’s Pep Talk

Dr. Eimer talks to a patient about how to get the pep to get herself out of bed and get herself moving in the morning.

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Simple Steps to Get Pain Relief

Living with chronic pain that won’t go away is a heavy burden. This burden of pain makes life more stressful than it already is. Our Taming Pain Program is a drug-free approach designed to ease this burden by providing you with the tools to find the pain relief you have been yearning for.

No one can ever know your pain as well as you know it.  Therefore, the keys to healing your chronic pain problem lie within you. The challenge is finding these keys. Therefore, when everything that can be done and should be done has been done medically, you must search for pain relief within yourself. That’s where our Taming Chronic Pain program comes in. Our program can help you find the answers within yourself so that you can get lasting pain relief.

Taming Chronic Pain is based on simple common-sense principles.  These principles are grounded in the science of psychology, the practice of mindfulness meditation, the art of hypnosis, our years of experience treating patients with chronic pain, and our own experiences of living with chronic pain.

So, what does it mean to tame your pain?  It means to establish ties and to stop fighting your pain. The fact is that you are tied to your pain and to your body whether you like it or not. Your pain is in your body. You live in your body with your pain. But you make sense of your experience in the world with your brain. So, the strain of the pain in your body is felt mainly in your brain where pain signals and sensations are interpreted. Because of this mind-body connection, your persistent pain is physical, mental and emotional. Taming Chronic Pain addresses all three factors.

To learn how our Taming Chronic Pain program can help you get lasting pain relief and for a free chapter from our forthcoming book, Taming Chronic Pain: Get Pain Relief with Mindfulness and Compassionate Self-Awareness, sign-up for our newsletter on the home page.