Pamela Tittle Hypnosis and Coaching

I Am A Life Coach And My Life Sucks | Huffington Post

A well written piece by a excellent coach and friend.

www.huffingtonpost.com I was talking with a group of life coaches last week and we all had one thing in common. Things sucked. Divorce, accidents, sick loved ones, broken heart...

Is Hypnosis All in Your Head? Brain Scans Suggest Otherwise

“I think we have pretty definitive evidence here that the brain is working differently when a person is in hypnosis,” said Dr. David Spiegel, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford who has studied the effectiveness of hypnosis.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/30/science/hypnosis-brain-changes.html?_r=1

nytimes.com A study at Stanford found that the “trance” people fall into is a neurophysiological state, not the result of a subject’s expectations.

Martha Beck

I love this idea!

Choose one thing you are trying to manifest into your material experience — good health, a relationship, more money, friends, whatever. Spend 30 seconds resting for these things: “I am resting for the friends I am about to meet now; I am resting for my bank account now; I am resting for my good luck now.” As simple as this exercise obviously is, I have been flabbergasted by how powerful its effects can be. Whatever it is you hope to attract, add a little extra twist by resting rather than forcing the result. ~ Give It A Rest — And See What Happens…Insight From Martha, http://marthabeck.com/2010/03/give-it-a-rest/

No brain, no pain: Hypnosis can replace anesthesia in brain surgery – study

Demonstrates the power of Hypnosis

rt.com For many people, the idea of being awake while your skull is cut open sounds like something straight out of a horror movie. However, 37 people decided to forgo anesthetics for brain surgery and opted to receive hypnosis instead.

[02/06/16]   What is Hypnosis?

The American Association of Professional Hypnotherapists explains: “Hypnosis is simply a state of relaxed focus. It is a natural state. In fact, each of us enters such a state—sometimes called a trance state—at least twice a day: once when we are falling asleep, and once when we are waking up.”