Stress is a formidable enemy of so many people taking tests. Hypnosis
is a good tool to walk a person through the test-taking situation. The
key is to calm the emotions, to help the client stay in the present, and
to visualize a calming image to anchor with a calm emotion to cool the
intellectual engine to more efficiently produce the thought processes
involved in the identification of the right choice of answers. The
calmer a person's physical state, and the subsequent quieting of the
mind, the swifter the thought processes occur at an alarming rate of
speed thus unleashing from the conscious and unconscious regions of the
brain the internal problem-solving, mental resources requisite to
satisfactory test-taking performance. If a participant in the hypnosis
session has enough desire to accomplish a desired goal, they will follow
the hypnotist's simple instructions and be able to induce a calm state
of mind necessary to guide the client through a pathway of guided
imagery of themselves accomplishing that very desired goal. It's not a
difficult process to learn. It really doesn't take practice. It just
takes the desire and the willingness to believe enough in the process.
Saturday, December 26, 2015
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