A Deep Trance Phenomena Structural Model

This article introduces a new structural model for deep trance induction and utilization in psychotherapy, emphasizing its practical application for achieving successful and satisfying therapeutic outcomes. The model integrates principles from neurosciences, psychosocial genomics, and cognitive science, building on Milton Erickson's foundational ideas on hypnosis. The authors propose a stepwise approach to developing deep trance states, highlighting the importance of considering individual client responses and utilizing their unique resources. The model is designed to be flexible and adaptable, allowing therapists to strategically enhance the depth of trance based on the client's specific needs and the therapeutic goals.

  • Understand the foundational principles of deep trance phenomena as proposed by Milton Erickson and their relevance in modern psychotherapy.

  • Learn the key steps in the proposed structural model for deep trance induction and its practical application in therapeutic settings.

  • Recognize the importance of individual client responses and how to tailor trance induction techniques to suit their unique needs.

  • Explore the integration of neurosciences, psychosocial genomics, and cognitive science in developing effective hypnosis strategies.

  • Identify the therapeutic goals that can be achieved through deep trance states and how to strategically enhance trance depth during sessions.

  • Develop the ability to apply indirect and direct suggestions to facilitate dissociation and deepen trance experiences in clients.

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