Hypnotic Responces

Framing & Ratifying Hypnotic Responces

This hypnotic technique involves singling out various behaviors and describing them as evidence of the development of ideodynamic processes. Behaviors that can be used for hypnotic framing are the relatively unconscious automatic behaviors that characterize ongoing processes such as breathing, blinking and posture.

Framing such hypnotic responses can be accomplished through the comments interspersed during a conversational hypnotic induction, sometimes called that of subliminal messages.

The major difference between framing and ratifying hypnotic responses is that the latter acknowledges responses already framed as hypnotic.

Suitable behaviors for this hypnotic technique are motor inhibitions, verbal inhibition, breathing alterations, smoothing of facial muscles and eye blink changes. As these develop, the hypnotherapist ratifies them with simple statement such as “That’s right … you really can let your unconscious respond on your own behalf".


Trance Ratification:
-but you altered your rate of breathing.
-you've altered your pulse.
-you've altered your blood pressure.
-and without knowing it, you're demonstrating the immobility that a hypnotic subject can show.

"They don't know, but when you tell them they have altered their functioning, they can become aware of it. Their functioning is already altered so they cannot resist or deny it. They have their inner proof". Milton H. Erickson, -Hypnotic Realities.

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