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Initial Interview Questions

What Happens in Our First Meeting

 

WARNING: Hypnosis is not a substitute for professional medical or psychiatric care.  Anyone with such problems should seek the aide of trained professionals.

 

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What are your costs?  NT$2000 an hour averaging a total of 15 in-session hours.  So, that comes to an average of NT$30,000. 

 

That’s expensive!  Yes and no. Expensive for you.  Almost nothing for me.  For each hour of my work, I often must spend 3 – 5 hours preparing.  That makes it very, very inefficient cost-wise for me.  Besides, many people will spend NT$10,000, even NT$15,000 to impress someone with a nice dinner or get themselves something that will look good.  NT$30,000 with me will often change your life forever. You can decide what your life is worth.  And consider these prices now.  I do not negotiate.  There are no discounts, unless someone I know and trust, perhaps a physician or psychiatrist or psychologist, tells me you are a good candidate for my hypnotherapy, highly motivated and that your financial situation is not very good.  Besides, when you are paying these prices, I know you are really serious, you will pay attention and you will do the homework.


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Interview Questions

Print this form off and answer the questions in writing before you come to see me.

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1.       What are you currently experiencing that you would like to change?

          Sample answer:  I get too nervous when I talk to strangers.

 

2.       In which contexts are you having this experience?

         At work and a church.  Anytime there are several people in a group, and I have to talk to them.

 

3.       What are the positive gains of this experience?

         I can’t think of any except maybe I can get out of some responsibilities.  Sometimes because I get so nervous.  Then, people do things for me.

 

4.       What specific change do you want for yourself?  (Speak in positive terms. Don’t use a negative word like “don’t.”)

         I want to remain calm and relaxed when I speak to people in such a group.

 

5.       What will having this change do for you?

         I can look forward to going to church and to work. I can feel like I belong to a group of people.  I might be more able to develop more friendships and maybe even get a boyfriend.

        

6.       In which context(s) do you want this change?

         After church on Sunday mornings, at church activities.  At work during lunch time with people from other departments in the lunch room.  At conferences where I must represent our company, especially during tea breaks and mealtimes.

 

7.       How will you know you have made that change?

         I will be able smile naturally and freely.  My voice will be clear, loud and smooth.  I will be able to go up and introduce myself to others approach others feeling it’s okay no matter if they really like me or not.

 

 

8.       What have you tried in the past in order to resolve your problem?

 

          I have read some self-help books.  I have taken nerve medicine.

 

9.       What resources do you need in order to make this change?

 

          I need confidence and I need to really know that being human is more fun than trying to be a god (perfect).  People say this all the time, but in my heart I don’t really believe it.

 

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Our First Meeting

Usually the first hour is free, as I want to get to know you, your wants and whether I think I can help you.

 

Hour 1

It begins with us meeting each other, getting your contact information and interview questions.

Hour 2

Education about Hypnosis

Hour 3

Hypnosis Practice and the assignment of homework

 

 

NOTE 1:  I do not teach people how to hypnotize other people, I do not teach NLP® and I do not do shows.

 

NOTE 2:  I do not allow more than three people in at the initial interview, and no more than two in subsequent sessions. Even in subsequent sessions, no visitors are allowed to watch us as we work together.

 

NOTE 3:  I do not negotiate prices or give discounts, unless arranged by certain trusted people.

 

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  Since September 7, 2004