A large part of many psychological problems lie below the surface of consciousness, and as a therapist we need to know how to influence our clients' unconscious mind.

In this video I'll share 5 tips you can use with the conscious and unconscious mind to encourage positive change for faster therapeutic results for your clients.

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Skip to a section in the video:
00:00 Introduction
00:18 Which part is the 'me'?
02:03 How can you use the unconscious mind to encourage change?
02:13 1. Be clear about which part of the mind directs behaviour
03:12 2. Split the conscious mind from the unconscious mind
05:46 3. Build up conscious curiosity
07:24 4. Using the language of duality for self-hypnosis
09:02 5. Trust the unconscious mind

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