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Parts Therapy is based on the concept that our
personality is composed of a number of various parts, which are aspects of the
subconscious. In other words, we all wear different hats. The facilitator acts
as a mediator to help clients resolve inner conflicts.
Have you experienced
hypnotherapy in order to resolve a problem or overcome an undesired habit,
only to find yourself backsliding? If so, then parts therapy might be the
ideal technique for you!
This complex hypnotic technique
often works with clients after other techniques have failed. The facilitator
guides the client into a state of hypnosis and then talks to that part of the
subconscious that wants to prevent the client from changing...and then talks
to the part motivating the client to improve his/her life. The process
resembles mediation, in that the facilitator asks the right questions in order
to help the parts resolve their own differences. The process is designed to
empower the client!
Originally pioneered by Charles Tebbetts during the 1960's and 1970's, parts
therapy has evolved throughout the years into a very effective technique when
combined with hypnosis and facilitated by someone trained in the use of client
centered parts therapy. Before his passing, Tebbetts asked Roy Hunter to
continue his work.
Roy
is the published author of several highly respected hyppnosis books, including the
highly praised Hypnosis for Inner Conflict Resolution: Introducing Parts
Therapy (2005, Crown House Publishing).
Whether you are a prospective client searching for help, or a hypnosis
professional wishing to learn more about parts therapy, please browse this
site thoroughly. You may also read the longer
article: What IS Parts Therapy?
If you are a hypnosis professional wishing to read Roy's
highly praised text on
parts therapy,
click
here.
Last updated: December 21, 2009
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