Serial No.    Name    Gender
Location    Mobile No.    QQ    Certification

D-00341    李露 (Lu Li)    Female    北京 (Beijing)
13801130713    Q:15615580    Hypnotherapist

D-00342    王正樑 (Zhengliang Wang)    Male    青岛 (Qingdao)
13869872655    Q:1453832056    Hypnotist

D-00343    林一山 （Yishan Lin)    Male     北京 (Beijing)
13581863733    Q:910263098    Hypnotherapist

D-00344    廖茜宇 （Xiyu Liao)    Female    大连 (Dalian)
15940988201    Q: 1061713431    Hypnotist

D-00345    孙速 （Su Sun)    Female    鞍山，沈阳 (Anshan, Shenyang)
13130135721    Q:380827872    Hypnotherapist

D-00346    宋国欣 （Guoxin Song)    Female    鞍山(Anshan)
Hypnotherapist

D-00347    信冬梅 （Dongmei Xin)    Female    鞍山(Anshan)
Q:798826836    Hypnotherapist

D-00348    孙曼莉 (Manli Sun)    Female    大连 (Dalian)
13387852976    Q:57873745    Hypnotherapist

D-00349    吕雪莉 （Xueli Lv)    Female    济南 （Jinan)
Q:1134251160    Hypnotist

D-00350    穆科全 （Kequan Mu）    Male    济南 （Jinan)
Q;1206337395    Hypnotherapist

D-00351    段梅芬 (Meifen Duan)    Female    青岛 (Qingdao)
13853210976    Q:956215207    Hypnotist

D-00352    吴  虹 (Hong Wu)    Female    青岛 (Qingdao)
13792873858    Q:467500075    Hypnotherapist

D-00353    吴  镇 (Zhen Wu )    Male    莱阳 (Laiyang)
13954594560    Q:313635545    Hypnotherapist

D-00354    柳春华 (Chunhua Liu)    Female    青岛 (Qingdao)
13706305790    Q:506413200    Hypnotherapist

D-00355    孙国栋 (Guodong Sun)    Male    青岛 (Qingdao)
18653227722    Q:1729787805    Hypnotherapist

D-00356    邹淑荣 (Shurong Zou)    Female    莱西 (Laixi)
13105151779    Q:804549361    Hypnotherapist

D-00357    刘  艳 (Yan Liu)    Female    青岛 (Qingdao)
13963921006    Q:1430956731    Hypnotherapist

D-00358    孟素平 (Suping Meng)    Female    青岛 (Qingdao)
13105138520    Q:2583251217    Hypnotherapist

D-00359    薛  梅 (Mei Xue)    Female    青岛 (Qingdao)
13553007428    Q:274486717    Hypnotherapist

D-00360    王春莲  (Chunlian Wang)    Female    青岛 (Qingdao)
13205329852    Q:1294759402    Hypnotherapist

D-00361    包  金 (Jin Bao)    Female    青岛 (Qingdao)
15966850229    Q:19494063    Hypnotist

D-00362    李  静 (Jing Li)    Female    青岛 (Qingdao)
13356868820    Q:116649956    Hypnotherapist

D-00363    陈国民 (Guomin Chen)    Male    青岛 (Qingdao)
13954273801    Q: 1516672921    Hypnotherapist

Urban Stenberg – certificate serial number 1-00364
Danny Wicander – certificate serial number 1-00365
Ronnie Lindahl – certificate serial number 1-00366
Emil Johansson – certificate serial number 1-00367

Darine Smaoui – Tunisia
Hypnotist, Neurolinguist, Human Energy, Team Building and Trauma Tapping

I am a Tunisian trainer and expert in the field of personal growth and I am told my positive and effective teaching style has helped many people. I am certified in NLP, hypnosis, human energy , team building, positive thinking, fengshui and relaxation. I am the animator of the first human development radio program in Tunisia. My strong belief is that I can help people free up something powerful inside themselves and that is easier than they can believe. Our environment can and does effect how we feel. The more relaxed and calm we are internally , the more receptive we are to tap into our flowing growth , this is why hypnosis is one of the best way to get into our deepest zone, take our experiments and put it to wards building your new life.

Contact:
darinesmaoui@yahoo.fr
+21653569407

Lär dig hypnotisera vem som helst på nolltid.

NÄSTA KURS 8-9 September 1 10-17

I denna kurs lär du dig de tio bästa teknikerna för blixt-hypnos. Du lär dig att använda teknikerna säkert, att fördjupa hypnosen och att känna igen trancen.

International Certification Board of Clinical Hypnotherapy säger “Lär dig använda blixt-hypnostekniker för att överbrygga tvivel, motstånd, skepsis eller ångest, för att effektivisera induktionstider för återkommande klienter och för att skonsammare hantera traumatiska tillstånd.”

Blixt-hypnos kan även användas för streethypnos och scenhypnos eller för att stärka din trovärdighet som hypnotisör.

Kursen riktar sig till erfarna hypnotisörer likaväl som nybörjare, den kräver inga förkunskaper, men du har bättre förutsättningar att klara den om du har gått en kurs i hypnos, eller på annat sätt är bekant med terminologin och mekanismerna.

Kursen arrangeras av International Hypnotists Guild.
Kursledare är Fredrik Praesto och Ulf Sandström

Du kommer efter kursen att kunna

- Tio fungerande Blixt-induktioner
- Hypnosens Fem viktigaste ingredienser
- Dom fyra bästa fördjupningsteknikerna
- Åtta sätt att bedöma transdjup
- Det som är viktigt att tänka på innan du utövar blixt-hypnos
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Denna kurs är unik i sitt slag om du redan använder hypnos, och du vill behärska konsten att snabbt hypnotisera andra människor. Begränsat antal platser – anmäl intresse nu om du vill vara med om detta.

NÄSTA KURS 8-9 September 1 10-17

PLATS Stockholm
Upplandsgatan 6, 2tr – IHG-lokalen

ADVANCED & CERTIFIED 2 Dagar
PRIS 6.900 plus moms

Anmälan gör du här

Joakim Gyllenberg – Södertälje, Sweden

Hypnosterapeuten: where dreams become reality through the power of the mind

Hello, I´m your hypnotist. My name is Joakim Valerian Gyllenberg and I´m a certified Clinical Hypnotist, and a certified Brooksonian Clinical Hypnotist. I also hold a Masters Degree in Crisis management and a Bachelors degree in history. I love hypnosis, I love both doing change work like hypnotherapy and coaching, just as much as I love being up on stage or on the streets doing Impromptu hypnosis. The reason that I love hypnosis as much as I do probably stems from that I think that hypnosis is as close as we get to real magic! Just imagine being up on stage or standing in the street and someone tells you that you are unable to open your eyes, and you find out that you are actually unable to open your eyes, or perhaps the hypnotist has vanished altogether because he is now invisible.

Or imagine going in to the hypnotist office with a terrible fear and realizing an hour later that it is gone forever. Just Like Magic! The only difference is that this magic has scientific backup. But that does not make it any less impressive, on the contrary.

I have a vast experience in all of the above, so when I´m not doing change work in the office or creating magic on stage and in the streets, then I´m occupied doing research. Always looking to be the best I can be and always contributing to the field. I Am Your Hypnotist! If You Want To Read More About Me And My Company You Can Contact Me .

Where I cater to a broad audience with hypnotherapy, coaching, impromptu/street- and bar hypnosis, education and courses for those who want to learn hypnosis, everything from rapid inductions, waking hypnosis, and new models of hypnosis the Automatic Imagination model. I also create tailored courses and therapy. Just remember there is nothing called try. You either do or you don´t, so Contact us!

Joakim Gyllenberg, C. ht. and B. ht.

Certified NLP-therapist and coach
Member of the International Hypnotist Guild
Member of the American Alliance of Hypnotists
Master in Crisis Management
Bachelor in history
Management and corporate coach

Contact:
hypnosterapeuten@gmail.com
+46-76-026 61 87
On Twitter: @hypnoscoachen
www.hypnosterapeuten.se

Nick Kemp is a greatly experienced British practitioner who is passionate about the concept of provocative therapy (PT), and provocative change work (PCW). He has trained with Richard Bandler for five years, and assisted him on countless events which makes him very familiar with NLP and hypnosis. In addition to this he has a long experience working together with Frank Farelly who initated the concept of Provocative Therapy 1963, years before the concept of NLP emerged. As happens, both Bandler and Grinder were strongly impressed by Franks early work and referenced him in “Frogs into Princes”.

…

U: Nick, having heard of your work I am curious about the core of the provocative aspect – which seems to be adopting the stance of being the devils advocate. Is this correct?

N: Yes a practitioner working with PT or PCWwill always adopt the stance of being devil’s advocate in a client session. This can be done in a lot of different ways. When I first met Frank and read his original book “Provocative Therapy” I was really taken by the many facets to his work and how the practitioner always presents the benefits for the client in maintaining the problem rather than changing it. Having worked with thousands of clients I keep finding that provocation greatly accelerates client change.

Humor is vital!
U: The element of humor seems to be vital in provocative therapy, what are your reflections around this?

N: My experience is that with a few exceptions NLP trainers don’t often use humour with great effect and instead tend to reply far too much on techniques.

U: Thats a pity, humor is a powerful tool, would it be correct to say that PCW and PT seem to focus on the actual “how” of applying the tools of hypnosis and NLP in an efficient way, using gentle, friendly, dark humor siding with the negative view of the clients current process?
N: Yes. Many practitioners who use NLP and Hypnosis and want additional tools, find that provocative therapy provides these tools. Here are some specific examples of ingredients in Provocative Change Works…

The three key ingredients of Provocative Change Works
Provocative Change Works consists of three approaches to shift clients from “a stuck state” to a more fluid state, allowing for greater freedom and choice. This conversational way of working requires the practitioner to pay close attention to client responses, whilst maintaining their own excellent state control

These are
1.    Provoking or stimulating client responses by verbal and non verbal interactions
2.    Using non-specific or indirect Hypnosis and metaphor explorations – to create “fluid states” for the client
3.    Time Framing – Promoting new ways of moving through time and space
The practitioner deliberately provokes (calls forth responses from) the client by adopting different discrete stances, which stimulate the client into new ways of thinking and feeling.  The practitioner seeks out resistances in the client and then approaches most what the client seeks to avoid in the discussion, and identifies the client’s “blind spots”, using a great deal of humour and by working in an improvised manner. This means “running suggestions up the flagpole” and seeing if the client responds. The practitioner creates the movement in the session and can be talking for large sections of the interaction.
Great use is made of “sensory rich language”, and the full expression of this, to engage the client, and thus take them on a journey outside their existing beliefs and experience, to a new sense of freedom. The key attitude is of interacting as if chatting to an old friend means that the practitioner quickly creates real rapport with the client and the client often discusses the issue as it is rather than how they believe “they should respond”.

Many witnessing this style of working can be initially quite surprised at the amount of energy, fun and honesty that results from this approach. This makes a client session very much seem like interaction between old friends where each person may interrupt the other, tease the other, wander off the point and behave in other ways which typify such encounters. This apparent freedom is of course underpinned by all the ethical and professional principles of good practice. The benefit of this is that one can have warm caring and human interactions, which enables the client to find their own solutions from a new and useful state.

In Provocative Change Works™ the practitioner either starts with the question

“As you think about this problem now (note reference to time), what’s the whole thing like?”
or
“What’s the problem?”

(This is the classic opening question used in Provocative Therapy that forces the client to defend reasons for having the problem)

My experience is that one of the best ways to help a client is to take what the client is saying literally. When you ask a client “As you think about the problem now, what’s the whole thing like?” the answers from this question reveal how the client thinks about this issue at “this point in time”. Most clients respond by saying ‘It’s like X or Y” and the metaphors the client uses are crucial for being able to change the client’s stuck state to a state of greater freedom. The reason for using the term “the whole thing” is to request an overview of the problem, rather than specific details.

PROVOCATIVE STANCES
Here are some examples of Stances thar are useful in provoking responses…

Blame versus Don’t blame…
It’s not your fault (blame everything and everyone else for the problem)

This stance allows the practitioner to blame everything else for the client’s predicament. This is often done in the most extreme manner. Here are some examples of blame and not blaming that can be used

“It’s not your fault; it’s just that you were born in the wrong place”
“It’s not your fault, it’s because you wear brown shoes”
“Not only is this your fault, but here’s a whole bunch of other things that are your fault as well!”
“Well of course it’s you, nobody else was there!”

Speak louder or speak quieter
Changing the volume of how you speak, can be hugely impactful in client sessions. In Speaking hushed tones and speaking louder produce all manner of responses that provoke new ways of thinking and feeling.

Go into more detail or going to greater universal descriptions
Adopting stances of asking for more detail or a more universal view provokes a wide range of useful responses. Here are some examples of adopting these stances

“What was the colour of that car?”
“How many times did you think that?
“What astrological sign are you?”
“That’s just how things line up from a cosmological perspective”

Suggest the client does more of the same
Here the practitioner suggests the client continue to do more of the same problem behaviour. In NLP this could accurately be described as “reframing”

Here is an example of the more of the same stance –

Client – “I have a phobia of public speaking”
Practitioner – “That’s great; it allows more opportunities for the rest of us to speak in public”

Tell a story
Milton Erickson used storytelling to great effect. By adopting this stance it’s possible to provoke a wide range of client reactions. Here are some examples of how this can be done

“That reminds me of a story…”
“I heard that…”
“I read that”

TRANSCRIPT – ANGER ISSUES
Here is an exchange from an interview I did with Harry who had anger issues. In this exchange I adopt the stance of insisting that the problem is a good thing in order to provoke a series of responses from him

NICK: So what’s the problem?

HARRY: Anger.

NICK: Alright. There’s nothing with anger. Anger’s a good, motivating, powerful force that if more people had it, the world would get things done. It’s full of … you know … you got people all over the planet who just can’t be bothered. Really they don’t care enough to generate enough emotion to be able to express what it is that’s actually going on. So you are like a beacon for others. So that the apathetic, time-wasting, slothful, no-energy, slacker types can start to take some note and realise that those who have more energy and have more passion have something to contribute.

HARRY: The only problem with that is that it does work to a certain extent but it spills into anger.

NICK: There’s nothing wrong with anger. Anger’s a good thing. If more people were angry, more stuff would get done.

HARRY: Sometimes in the world more people would get hurt.

NICK: Well it’s a by-product. It’s like collateral damage. It’s like Buddha said “All change is pain”. Yeah. And are we saying he’s an idiot? Are you saying like Buddha’s not the smartest kid in the class?

(Harry laughs)


TRANSCRIPT – ANXIETY
Here’s a transcript of me working with a client with anxiety issues. This shows me adopting some of the provocative stances I use in this approach. The client is a highly successful manager who feels extremely anxious when talking to what he describes as “people in authority”

NICK:   So Mighty Greg, what’s the problem.

GREG:  When I am talking to, or dealing with, Senior Execs in the company, I lose …(Nick interrupts – example of adopting the interrupt the client stance)

NICK:   Smart people?

GREG:   Not necessarily.

NICK:   Ok. Stupid people?

Here I am also adopting the “digital choice” stance to provoke the client

GREG:   Not necessarily.  We have all of the above. (Greg responds in a defensive and animated manner)

NICK:   Ok.  So they’re intermittently smart.  On a good day they might make some good decisions and on a bad day they’re like the village idiots.

GREG:   True.

NICK:   Alright.  Yeah.

I deliberately now pause and look at him for a response (This is an example of adopting the pause stance)

NICK:   In Egyptian times you had the Pharaoh, who might say “I want that pyramid moving a little bit to the right, go to it boys“

GREG:   Yep.

NICK:   Then you had the guy who’s in charge of doing the work.  Then you have the workers and then you have people who assist.

NICK:   They’re not going to be the Pharaoh anytime soon.
In this exchange I am presenting the image of a hierarchy and then proceed to place Greg in the lower parts of the hierarchy to provoke a response.



SUMMING UP….

Thanks for taking your time to explain Provocative Therapy and Provocative Change Works Nick, if we arrange a workshop in the future in Sweden with you to learn the core of provocative therapy, what advice would you give those who consider taking it?

N: Bring a sense of humour, a desire to learn, an open mind and a willingness to work in new ways!

Resources
For information on Provocative Therapy see
www.associationforprovocativetherapy.com
For information on Provocative Change Works see
www.nickkemptraining.com
www.provocativechangeworks.com

Nick Kemp – England
Hypnotherapy, Neurolinguist, creator of Provocative Change Works

Nick Kemp is a greatly experienced British practitioner who is passionate about the concept of provocative therapy (PT), and provocative change work (PCW). He has trained with Richard Bandler for five years, and assisted him on countless events which makes him very familiar with NLP and hypnosis. In addition to this he has a long experience working together with Frank Farelly who initated the concept of Provocative Therapy 1963, years before the concept of NLP emerged.

“When I first met Frank and read his original book “Provocative Therapy” I was really taken by the many facets to his work and how the practitioner always presents the benefits for the client in maintaining the problem rather than changing it. Having worked with thousands of clients I keep finding that provocation greatly accelerates client change.”

To find out more about Provocative Change Works see his website: www.nickkemp.com

Contact:
info@nickkemp.com
+ 44 (0) 1274 622994
www.nickkemp.com

Emil Voltaire – Stockholm

Sometimes you might be looking to create a change in your
life.. to take the first steps that lead you on a new path..
and you don’t know already how this path will guide you there to find what you’re searching for and how that special goal will show up. I have studied to become a Hypnosis Coach, with Fredrik Praesto as our excellent teacher. In my spairtime I like to exercise, I train martial arts (taekwondo), I am a singer and I’m fascinated about what hypnosis can do to help people make a really helpful powerful inner change. The tools are wonderful where you can let your imagination wander off and set the direction how far you want to go and where.

Contact:
emil.voltaire@spray.se
076 712 9599

Dr. Rajni Vyas (1937) is a medical doctor, qualified as Obstetrician and Gynecologist. She has pioneering research in the field of infertility. She has taught at the Medical College and M.S. University, Baroda. She is further trained at Edinburgh and Wilmington, Delaware. She is practicing her discipline as well as is a visiting professor at the M.S. University, Department of Psychology, Baroda , India. She is Past President of The Indian Society for Clinical Hypnosis.

She has studied Hindu and Buddhist meditation. A versatile scientific training has enabled her to advanced understanding of Patanjali’s Raj Yoga as well as Vajrayana practice. This understanding of mind-body continuum she incorporates in her practice.

She has published over 20 papers in the National and International journals. She has attended many National Conferences and made presentations in the subjects of her primary specialization as well as on philosophy and psychology. She is pioneer in treating infertility with psychotherapy – hypnotherapy and has published unsurpassed results in scientific journals.
She has been examiner for Ph.D. at SVYASA, Swami Vivekanand Yoga Anusthan Sanshtan. A Deemed university, Bangalore.
Books Published

• Sex Education, Population Council of Baroda, 1978
• The Collision of Culture, Bharatiya Vidya Prakashan, New Delhi 2000
• Space-time-consciousness: The Fifth Dimension, Bharatiya Vidya Prakashan, New Delhi 2004
• The Indian Hand Book of Clinical Hypnosis, Central Book Agency, Calcutta 2006
•  Experiments with Truth and Nonviolence: Survival of the Weakest, Concept Publishing Co. New Delhi , 2006

Special Interests
Teaching Hypnotherapy at Workshops; Hypnotherapy for Unexplained Reproductive Failure (References: Psychodynamics of Unexplained Reproductive Failure,

• J. Obst. & Gyn.. of India 52; No.2; March/April, 2002
• 2.Vyas’ Modification of Huhner’s Test : An Innovation for Immunological Infertility, J. Obst. Gyn. Of India Vol. 53; No.4, July/August 2003)

Contact:
Tele : 0265 2410891
bhaskarvyas2007@gmail.com

Dr Bhaskar Vyas – India

Dr. Bhaskar Vyas (1937) is a plastic surgeon. He has been a pioneer in the field by way of establishing plastic surgery unit at the Medical College and M.S. University, Baroda. He has trained in Edinburgh and Hahnemann Medical College, Philadelphia.

He is a visiting professor at the M.S. University, Department of Psychology, Baroda, India. He is President of The Indian Society for Clinical Hypnosis. His bifurcation to hypnotherapy was consequent to his studies and exposure to esoteric meditation practices of Hindu and Buddhist traditions.

A versatile scientific training has enabled him to advancement of Ericksonian strategies as well as to advanced understanding of Patanjali’s Raj Yoga as well as Vajrayana practice. He has published over 30 papers in the National and International journals. He has attended many National and International Conferences and made presentations in the subjects of his primary specialization as well as on hypnotherapy and meditation.

He has been examiner for Ph.D. at SVYASA, Swami Vivekanand Yoga Anusthan Sanshtan. A Deemed university, Bangalore. teaching Yoga practices.

Books published

• Surgery To-day, Gyana Gangotri Series, S.P. University, Vallabh Vidya Nagar, Gujarat, 1968
• Sex Education, Population Council of Baroda, 1978
• Towards Holistic Health, Academy of Holistic Health, Baroda, 1989
• Changing Course of Brahmaputra, Dalai Lama, the Change Initiator, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Bombay,1992
• A Philosopher’s Journey, Times and Values of Rohit Mehta, Manav Vikas Kendra, Vallabh Vidya Nagar, 1996
• The Collision of Culture, Bharatiya Vidya Prakashan, New Delhi 2000
• Space-time-consciousness: The Fifth Dimension, Bharatiya Vidya Prakashan, New Delhi 2004
• Philosophy of Justice, (ed.) Bharatiya Vidya Prakashan, Ne Delhi, 2001
• The Indian Hand Book of Clinical Hypnosis, Central Book Agency, Calcutta 2006
• Experiments with Truth and Nonviolence: Survival of the Weakest, Concept Publishing Co. New Delhi , 2006

His study extends from J.Krishnamurty’s writings, Zen practices, Kashmir Shaivism and transcultural varieties of religious experiences. He as a medical doctor is involved in the spiritual aspects of healing arts and teaches these as a scientific tool in the form of hypnotherapy.

Special Therapeutic Interests: Teaching Hypnotherapy at Workshops; Personality Disorders; Hypnoanalysis; Hypnotherapy for Organic Ailments.

Contact:
bhaskarvyas2007@gmail.com
Tele: 0265 – 2410891