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Metaphors and Stories
Metaphors are powerful ways to communicate to someone's unconscious. Milton Erickson used this technique to pace a person's experience, distract their conscious mind, and allow them to find resources or solutions.
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Milton Model Ambiguities
Ambiguities are words or phrases that have more than one meaning. This distracts the conscious mind because it then tries to figure out which meaning is appropriate. There are four types, phonological, punctuation, syntactic and scope
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Milton Model Causal Linkages
Causal linkages are hypnotic words that imply a cause effect relationship between something that is happening and something the communicator wants to happen. They are used not only by hypnotherapists, but advertisers and salespeople.
Persuasion and influence secrets revealed
Becoming skilled in persuasion and influence can help you -
- Earn more money
- Excel in your career or business
- Attract the opposite sex
- Build happy relationships with anyone
- Influence others to accept your ideas.
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The Milton Model of Conversational Hypnosis
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Metaphors and Stories
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Milton Model Ambiguities
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Milton Model Causal Linkages
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Milton Model Conversational postulates
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Milton Model Embedded Commands
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Milton Model Negative Commands
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Milton Model Selectional restriction violation
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Milton Model Tag questions
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The Double Bind - a Conversational Hypnosis Technique
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The Milton Model
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The Milton Model Quotes Pattern
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What is Conversational Hypnosis?
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