Mirroring for hypnotherapy (an NLP technique)
Aug 02, 2009
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Mirroring is a very powerful NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) technique to make your hypnosis, therapy, or hypnotherapy session more effective when you establish rapport. Steve G. Jones makes it easy to learn hypnosis.
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This video is absolutely loaded with NLP.
Notice how he moves his head. Does it seem a little strange to you? With lots of emphasis movements, and very specific nods in certain directions for certain kinds of words. All NLP experts do it if you watch, they’ll bob their head around, gesticulate wildly, sometimes wave a finger or shift their weight from side to side, and over-move their mouth when they talk.
Steve G. Jones is a brilliant Clinical Hypnotherapist.
I always say that he is the therapist’s therapist.
Rock on, brother!!!
I think perhaps that mirroring is what we do when we want control over another person, without the other person feeling any traditional conflicts (like “giving themselves over.”) When we act like the other, but not mirror, we are in accord with them. Try it! test mirroring, then test doing. You’ll find there is a much more unconscious you revealed when you just DO what the other does. You might even kiss.
After reading a lot about NLP, i wasn´t sure how to mirror. Thanks, Great Job!
he blinks several times to make you blink, as well as many of the things he does in the first 20 seconds, like touching his shoulder
Very precisely and simply explained. It really works! Would love to see more of your videos
Great job explaining mirroring :)