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3 Reframing Techniques to Improve Your Therapeutic Success Rate
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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2019
- There are many ways to deliver a reframe, but there are 3 principles I always keep in mind when delivering reframes with my clients.
When I use these 3 techniques I find they provide powerful new ways of seeing and can transform how our clients live.
Have you used any of the techniques mentioned? Please share your thoughts in the comments below. And if you found this video useful then please click 'like' and 'subscribe' for regular videos like this.
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1:42 #1 Don’t argue. Don’t give direct advice.
2:29 #2 Remember that reframes are more than just “Cognitive”.
4:22 #3 Open the “Attention Gates” before delivering a reframe.
Thank you as usual very enlightening 🙏🌟
I'm working on my forte surf occasion in hypnosis and I have looked through books on NLP through books or book hypnosis and your simple explanation was better than anything I found in any book thank you
I love your videos. Many thanks!
Thank you for the video
Hello Mark, thank you for your video and insight. I am a counselor in training and will be utilizing reframing techniques in my next session for the first time. I appreciate your explanation of opening the attention gate, it is not something I have been taught and I feel like it will work well with my client. However, subtlety in our suggestions to clients always seemed important to me; how might i introduce subtlety into the ostentatious nature of opening the attention gate?
Thank you.
Well spoken apart from, “make them listen”, as clients are listening & interested in positive developments.
The attention gate bit was genius
Love your videos!
I really like this channel. Does anyone know what's the name of the video where He talks about defusing?
Yes, I will reframe my way of thinking. Thank you very much, very interesting. Deanne
Hello, what are some therapies that can help detraumatize clients?
“Things are only good or bad if we see them that way”
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