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You may remember that this technique is being developed by an hypnotherapist called Tim Phizackerly. And Tim has not been idle, in fact he has made some more audio tracks for handling eating disorders, smoking, and extra click tracks as well as treatments for anger and pain.
In this package (The PSTEC Positive Click Tracks - Different and important positive click tracks) Tim also talks about his theories of how the mind works. In particular Tim divides the mind into three parts, the conscious, subconscious and the unconscious. This is a deeper theory than previous therapies, like NLP, where the unconscious and conscious parts of the mind are only considered. Tim makes the distinction between the autonomic nervous system that runs body and organs, and is handled by the unconscious, and the subconscious which, in his view, carries out more habitual things that have been learned and become automatic. This is a very useful distinction which Tim uses in his explanation of how hypnosis works.
He says that the things that we know and call knowledge are actually beliefs, and in order to change a belief think of it like a balance which is weighed down on one side by the current beliefs and on the other side of the balance you must pile up new beliefs until the balance swings over to the new side. That is the purpose of hypnosis. Firstly you have to get passed the conscious mind so that you're talking and working with the subconscious mind. And that is why the tapping is so essential. When you listen to a click track and carry out the tapping exercise the conscious mind now becomes so tied up with concentrating on the tapping that it's as if the gatekeeper is letting you in to the subconscious, which handles decoding of language. This is the same idea as Alphabet Edit, and Richard Bandler (co-founder of NLP) also used rhythmic tapping, with alternate hands, in some of his sessions.
This enables the belief balance to be more easily loaded on the side of the new beliefs. Another reason speaking quickly on the click tracks is, again, to bypass the conscious mind and stop carrying out the logical assessments of what is being said. (By the way, I did hear that a very logical person could not listen to the click track because, "He just spoke too fast and I couldn't make sense of what he was saying...").
Another way to build up the new beliefs in the balance is to repeat things, not parrot fashion, but by saying the same thing in different ways. Tim has a wonderfully simple way of describing these things so that I would think anyone can understand what he's saying.
People are also finding new uses for the click tracks. For example Tim says " If you ever play the stock market then PSTEC can help you. I don't know anything about trading stocks and shares personally but a number of people have been using PSTEC for this purpose. PSTEC, it seems can be especially useful for traders who want to eliminate emotion from their trading decisions. This has long been a challenge for those involved in the stock market and now PSTEC provides the means."
So I suppose it stops them hanging onto a stock just because they like it. Now how could that be applied somewhere else? Clearing out the attic perhaps? Getting rid of old ideas that are no longer useful? Well that's food for thought isn't it!
A lot of people have reported using PSTEC for clearing up unwanted emotions left from old relationships and insomnia. The success stories are coming from all over, Harley Street, London, Toronto, Canada, Dallas, USA and many other places.
Read about what people having been experiencing The stories include:
Coping with criticism and harsh judgment.
Compulsive eating.
Investor renting a property.
Recurring headache.
Resentment at work.
Family rage.
Fear of making poor decisions.
Losing 20 pounds
There is also a forum available and plans are advancing for training courses and a certification program for therapists. As you may have gathered, I am a convert to PSTEC and I can't imagine the many ways that people will start using it to enhance their lives by the imaginative use of its methods. |
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