[Audio] IC19 Workshop 33 – Systemic Trance Work – Stephen Gilligan, PhD

Description:

This workshop presents Dr. Gilligan’s latest work of Systemic Trance, which describes how we generate our realities via the (mostly unconscious) maps of who we are, and what the world is. These systemic filters can be held negatively (in neuro-muscular lock) or generatively (in creative flow), resulting in either problems or positive solutions. To transform problems into resources, Systemic Trance first identifies the key parts of a performance map, then uses generative trance to open a fluid conversational space where each part is positive valued and integrated into a resource pattern. Lecture, demonstration, case examples, and exercises will be included.

Educational Objectives:

1. Describe the hypnotherapy approach of Systemic Trance Work.
2. Identify the general steps of implementing this therapeutic approach.
3. Demonstrate and have students practice 3 core techniques of the approach.

*Sessions may be edited for content and to preserve confidentiality*