Hypnosis for Health Learning Center

So you've studied with good teachers. Read all the best books. Listened to recordings. Watched films of the masters. Learned the Elman induction. Practiced being indirect, like Erickson. All of these are important early steps for most of us. Then what? Peter is proposing that there is a way to relax into enjoying creating a different hypnosis approach for each client. Drawing from a lifetime of experience as an improvising musician, Peter has developed a style which relies on the principal of "co-trance". In that trance, the hypnotist is able to tap into his or her own deep unconscious wisdom along with that of the client to create something unique, fresh, and (hopefully) inspired for each situation.

          Peter Blum has had a full-time practice in Ericksonian hypnosis since 1987, receiving his original training from Richard Zarro. Besides training in hypnosis and NLP, Peter has spent decades studying world spiritual practices, and has received teaching from several indigenous medicine people.  In 2004 he was awarded Instructor of the Year by the National Guild of Hypnosis, and in 2009 inducted into the Order of Braid – a lifetime achievement recognition. A member of the International Medical and Dental Hypnosis Association, and the International Hypnosis Federation as well, he has been a featured presenter at conferences by all of the prestigious hypnosis associations. In 2002 he received the Award of Excellence in Integrative Therapies from IHF.  He has trained hundreds in the spiritual art of hypnosis. For the past two years he has been co-presenting with maverick psychiatrist Dr. Lewis Mehl-Madrona on Narrative Trancework and Hypnotic Stories. www.soundsforhealing.com