Healing and Hypnotherapy Volume - 3, issue 12, I June 2019 | Page 36

SECT (elicit)
SECT 
STRESS (elicit if it is a reaction to a life experience)
STRESS (Bingo!)
TIME
TIME (unclear)
BODY (check for genetics)
BODY
MIND (Check for beliefs and identity)
MIND (here we find some kind of connection too obvious to neglect. Allergy,
not wanting to be childless, being childless, could the cat allergy be a
metaphor for subconsciously not wanting to end up like her?)
ASK PERMISSION
MIND (checking what I mean, opening doors)
Now we know that the client developed an allergy during a period in life when
she was in her teens, which makes it a possible traumatic reaction, which
allergies can be. There is an aunt who is childless that she clearly does not
want to end up as. We do a session calming down the reaction of the body by
bringing up cats in hypnosis, getting a small allergic reaction confirming that
the allergy has a mind-factor and applying an amygdala-calming technique
called the Trauma Tapping Technique. From here we move in hypnosis into
creating a parallell life story from being a child, past the abortion, past the
aunt, ending up in the future in a house with a lot of children instead of cats
AND a lot of cats and being in great shape. 
The allergy appeared to be gone, we didn’t talk much about the session to
avoid conscious intellectualising (never explain a session or metaphor). A
month later we got an email stating “I am pregnant, I am sure it was our
session. Thank you”.
CONCLUSION
The behaviour compass is something we have developed by comparing
thousands of clients and we have spent a year field testing it. Does this mean
that it is “done” and “perfect”? 
Of course not. It means that we may have found a very practical model for
diagnostics and intervention design that allows every existing discipline to
meet in a holistic structure where a dietist can compare data with a
psychiatrist, a hypnotist, a psychologist, a medical doctor, a priest, a guru, a
sceptic, a friend and a scientist. A parent and a child.