Healing and Hypnotherapy Volume 3 , Issue - 3, September 2018 | Page 31

I've been performing professionally as a musician at a high frequency since I
was 15, I still do and hopefully will until 117. Besides this I was involved in
product development of stage lighting control systems, writing books about
stage lighting design, being the editor for a magazine about stage technology
and working as a photographer for a music magazine.  A mix. I added this to
the mix. 
4. Wow! So, How do you see hypnotherapy as a tool of healing?
To bend metal into a new shape without effort you either use brute force or
you change the structure of the atoms by heating them, and at a certain
temperature you can easily form it into a variety of shapes that will stay strong
and resilient immediately after cooling. 
5. Awesome. ; How do you incorporate various healing methods with
hypnotherapy?
Without a healing method hypnosis is just a focused state of mind in which
you can elicit some physical or mental phenomenas. Once you incorporate
healing recipes it becomes the oven in which the cake is baked. For me my
first recipes were the tools of Neurolinguistic Programming, NLP. The
simplest techniques such as the Fast Phobia Cure could be learned in an
hour and in combination with hypnosis the magic of resolving life long fears of
spiders and heights was in my hands. A thrilling experience that makes a very
real difference in the clients life. I was hooked.
6. I couldn’t agree more with you being an NLP practitioner myself.
Tell us something about Trauma Tapping Technique ?
If hypnosis is the power state of change and NLP provides a tool for
language-based interventions of facilitation, then the Trauma Tapping
Technique is the third pillar of efficient and powerful transformation by
providing a direct dialogue with the amygdala, making a reset of any encoded
stress, phobia or traumatic reaction possible in a matter of minutes without
speaking a word. 
I was searching the internet for a powerful intervention beyond words and
found Gunilla Hamne who was working with tapping to help survivors of the
genocide in Rwanda and liberated child soldiers in D.R. Congo. Her results
seemed amazing and I asked her if she would teach me, which she did. I was
compelled by the speed, simplicity and results and decided to join her in