by Matt Krouwel | Apr 30, 2026 | hypnotherapy, psychodynamic, psychodynamics in hypnotherapy, regression, technique, Uncategorized
Hypnotic regression is a psychodynamic technique which allows the client to mentally travel back to an earlier stage of their life. There are two basic types of regression: In life regression – This is where a person revisits an earlier point in their life. Esoteric... 
by Matt Krouwel | Apr 25, 2026 | hypnotherapy, Parts therapy, psychodynamic, technique
Parts therapy is a psychotherapeutic approach in which a client is guided by the therapist to engage with a particular ‘part’, or parts, of their mind. The therapist then helps to negotiate change with the part allowing the client to adopt new behaviours. What is a... by Matt Krouwel | Apr 17, 2026 | psychodynamic, psychodynamics in hypnotherapy, technique, Uncategorized
Much of the image of hypnotherapy was formed during a period when psychodynamics was the main psychotherapeutic approach. Other approaches to psychotherapy have developed since. Examples of these are Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and the various... by Matt Krouwel | Apr 12, 2026 | psychodynamic, technique
Psychodynamics are a group of techniques and approaches to therapy which adjust mental forces to create change. The mental forces in question are many and various and are largely believed to be unconscious. There are many different ‘schools’ of thought and therapy... by Matt Krouwel | Jul 14, 2020 | hypnosis
3 Factors which effect hypnotisability The socio-cognitive theorists offer up three different factors which effect a person’s hypnotisability. Vividness & Involvement – this is a persons ability to loose themselves into or sink into a concept. Part of...