APE Transformational Therapy: The New Approach To Connecting To The Subconscious with Hypnosis and NLP

By Neil D. Fowler

This book explains the hidden secrets to NLP & Hypnosis Success; blowing the lid on the reasons why you continue to fail in your Hypnotic and NLP work. It will become clear that it is because you go straight into applying techniques instead of using the secret methodology your trainers covertly used with you. People who earn a living from training are unlikely to give you the ‘Keys-to-the-Kingdom’ of wisdom if they have a lucrative deal on training you time after time for more ‘amazing’ ways to do what you were told you could do when you took the first course! There will be no need to hide what you are doing. In fact, openness with your clients will create greater and quicker results. The process clarifies the reasons the subconscious won’t play-ball is because someone it knows nothing about, is going straight to the application of techniques. This is like putting your hand on someone’s bottom on the first date, and in the first five minutes. You'd better be a Casanova and the most gorgeous thing the subconscious has seen if you are going to do that. Afterall, the subconscious is the gatekeeper to the mind, and you can’t get more intimate than opening a person’s deepest thoughts. You will be shown how to educate the subconscious to trust in you enough to accept your guidance. It will then feel sufficiently comfortable to open to your techniques at levels deep enough to give a fair chance to test the potential of your offerings. This is the reason why the Greatest of Trainers seem to talk about Unrelated and Frivolous stuff: they were talking to your subconscious. This book is a straight-to-the-point, concise, easy-read which uses humour, visualisations and embedded-hypnotic-language patterns to open your subconscious learning to this New and Exciting Approach!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Dec 13, 2021
• ISBN: 9781794711921

Book preview

Section One

Preparation

This section is designed firstly and foremostly to inform you of the importance of preparing the client for trancework.

If you absorb the very simple understandings, they will serve you enormously in your endeavours to become the best you can be at giving your clients the best possible chances of success any practitioner could possibly expect.

Secondly, but very importantly, it describes the things you must explain to the clients before change-work begins. This will allow the conscious and subconscious minds the opportunity to know they are dealing with a professional in whom they can place their full cooperation and trust.

The process of educating the client will create subconscious changes by themselves. The old-fashioned trance inductions where the client is taken down a path, stairway or peaceful area are superseded by this passing over of information.

Educating the client creates mild trance automatically!

Pig Tales & Puppy Talk

(Useless stories & playful assertion)

One of the main reasons for failure to achieve your maximum potential as an effective NLP & Hypnosis practitioner has been lack of structure.

In NLP & Hypnosis the phrase:

The map is not the territory

is used as though it is some fantastic explanation of the mind. It is put forward as some sort of magical understanding which will open the gates to the Fountain of Knowledge.

In reality, it is mostly psychobabble which is of limited use to you if you wish to progress. In many ways, it limits your freedom to improve because it sets the focus on how thoughts differ from person to person. The true aim should be on:

How to get from A -to- B

The mind may well store somewhat imperfect representations (the map) of what actually happens (the territory) in our thoughts and life events. However, that doesn’t help us as much as having an experienced guide who can take us to where we want to go.

The best guide is blind. They use the client’s own awareness to furnish us with what is on the psychological map the client is so practiced in accessing. They rely upon the client describing, with appropriate detail, the stuff that’s going on in the client’s subconscious mind. The terrain they survey is emotions, memories, states of mind etc as opposed to mountains, valleys and