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PostPosted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 10:30 am    Post subject: Barrie Konicov.
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Barrie Konicov. is the guy.

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 10:32 am    Post subject:
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Cheers Paul,

I guess that the tapes are completley out of circulation now?
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 10:49 am    Post subject: Tapes
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No idea Richard.
The last I heard from Duncan McColl Barry is haveing a few problems at the moment.

There must be some out there maybe E bay.
I have a few, Duncan McColls style is taken from Barrys .
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PostPosted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 3:08 pm    Post subject:
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Hi Paul,

Maybe you could explain a bit more about Duncan's and Barry's style of doing things.

I would love to hear how they do things differently and the success that they get doing it this way.
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PostPosted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 7:40 am    Post subject: Duncan's and Barry's style of doing things.
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Duncan's and Barry's style of doing things.

I know that Duncan gives great credit to Barry even to the extent of him removeing cancer in Duncan.

Never known Barry however Duncan I know very well.
It is my pleasure to still be learning from ?The Boss? after 18 years and I have been traing people in his system of therapyfor about 10 years.

Precision therapy is a compilation of many well-known and effective techniques augmented by healing processes that have evolved fairly naturally over a period of years in meeting the need to provide a fast and effective healing and life-enhancing service for clients, many of them therapists, doctors and nurses ? ? ? all of them with uncommon or serious problems.

Clients, in brief, who lacked the time, the need and the tolerance for indulging in protracted mind games. The aim in precision therapy is focused on stimulating the abrupt shift in personal awareness that creates a 'spontaneous remission' and on achieving this aim, preferably, in one session.

The theme can be used to augment and not necessarily to replace any other discipline. It has been successfully conveyed to experienced hypo-analysts on a highly selective and individual basis and only to professionals who recognise that effective therapy, including precision therapy, must be subject to continuous review and improvement.

It is also recognised that this requires, in the therapist, an unusually high degree of self-understanding, flexibility, dedication and integrity.

Healing is a vital part of this system and many therapists who use this system are of maturaty and have long since left the junior school hypnotherapy that we generally find in our world today.

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PostPosted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 7:48 am    Post subject:
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Sorry Richard.
I just realised that I only answered part of your question.

PT is very effective, as most systems are.

I have used it down the years to heal many physical illnesses, as you know many of these are not openly talked about, for legal reasons.

I have worked in this system for about 18 years and have a success rate of around 98% with clients.

Part of the process also involves the extensive use of the cds that we sell. These are given to clients. So that they will spend 6-8 hours a night as they sleep , changing there control leavels of mind.

If you look at my cd site you can read many testimonials from clients who have gone this route.

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PostPosted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 4:35 pm    Post subject: Re: Duncan's and Barry's style of doing things.
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Healing is a vital part of this system and many therapists who use this system are of maturaty and have long since left the junior school hypnotherapy that we generally find in our world today.


Hey Paul,

I love your use of the term 'junior school hypnotherapy'. It's a term that I use a bit as well, but I just wondered if you could expand on your meaning of it.

Also what are the legal restraints that hold you back from talking openly about what you do? Does it come under the official secrets act? Confused

It would be great to know a bit more about what PT can do, however I wanted want you to get into any trouble speaking openly about it.
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PostPosted: Tue May 01, 2007 9:21 am    Post subject: Junior School Hypnotherapy.
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Junior School Hypnotherapy.

This is a tern that I first heard used by Duncan McColl.
Most therapists are taught the basic techniques of induction and hypnosis with lots of suggestion therapy, very basic NLP and now days a smattering of EFT.

Often this is where they stay.
In order to really understand hypnosis and our subconscious minds we need much more than this.
Our own level of skill and mastery must be above the exquisite.

Let me give you an example.
I recently trained a lady in precision therapy.
50 years old mother of 5, twice divorced, real life skills, lots of real life experience. Not a puppy.


This involved some very heavy work done on her. All the tears and crying, junior school hypnotherapy.
Then we moved on.
Showed her how to do this with out the old ways.
Faster and very effective.

Attitude.
Choosing clients.
Intimate contact with her own subconscious mind.
How to treble check your answers.
Advanced language patterns of communication to use with her and clients.
How to create false real memories.
Reality shifting.
Dr Who and simulations Principles. These were used and mastered.

As you know the masters of our art use energy work and manipulation, this we teach.
Energy drills.
We then went out into town were she influenced members of the public. Slid inside there energy and extracted information, I then went up to them to confirm what she said.
She did this for many hours as we had lunch, walked in the park and played.

Although she is an NLP master she had never used it on herself, we played in this arena.

Her comfort zones were scrambled.
She went way outside many, when she came back her zones were expanded.
Even took her flying. having someone in a deep trance at 2,000 feet is way outside most therapists comfort zones.

Many therapists will not move out side there comfort zones in areas of skill or knowledge and continue to limit there development, and the effectiveness to clients.
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PostPosted: Tue May 01, 2007 10:30 am    Post subject:
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Hmm...

Any comments from other members?
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PostPosted: Wed May 02, 2007 3:51 pm    Post subject: Dr. Who proprietary process?
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Hello Paul,

Thanks for the illumination through clarification by obsfucation. Prior to that last post I was merely confused, now I trance-indent-ally confused. This may not be a fair judgement at all, but based on that last posting of yours I have the feeling of a "junior school" snake oil peddler being approached and plied by a collegiate level master serpent juice jockey.

I am joking. But, truly, the idea of 'secret' methods taught only to those disciplined enough, and lucky enough to be in the knowing circle is so often used to huck internet hypno-jive that I always step back and make the sign of the cross when I hear it. I hope the Dr. Who process is the Tom Baker Who process (he was my favorite).

Open exchange of ideas in forums like this is how we all grow and develop our skills. I would love to read understandable anecdotes of your technique, perhaps lowered to Junior School vocabulary. When I first dipped my feet into the field of hypnosis Barry Konicov was the pioneer in marketing hypnosis tapes, and you could find his tapes everywhere. I have an old copy of his "Hypnotherapy" course...actually lifted directly from Dave Elman's book "Hypnotherapy". Now, if you are going to model someone, Elman is, in my opinion, a great choice, easily equal to Milton.
Of course, I have no idea of Konicov's other activities. His tapes were fairly fomulaic--fractional relaxation, guided imagery, and a few specific and general suggestions. I understand that is the nature of mass market tapes, and he was a genius in his marketing approach, years ahead of the 'curve'.

I admire him for his visionary marketing acumen. Please share a bit more of his revolutionary therapeutic techniques, or those of his students. If they are as effective as you imply, we should all be offering them to our clients, and you, and others so trained, should recieve the aknowledgement (both socially and financially) that you deserve.

Smile, but keep thinking!

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PostPosted: Wed May 02, 2007 4:04 pm    Post subject:
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Rick,

Why is it that I wish I were wearing a nappy (sorry 'diaper' for those in the US) when I read your posts! You make me laugh - but in a good way! Laughing

I love the way you put things.

Anyway... Back on topic...

I agree with your point of openess in the forum so that all can benefit and grow. I too hope that Paul shares some more with us. Well atleast now he's made me feel like a first grader Shocked (Only joking Paul).

Bring on the High School Hypnosis - BRING IT ON!! Very Happy
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PostPosted: Wed May 02, 2007 6:27 pm    Post subject: Hi Rick.
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Hi Rick.
Love it snake oil pedlar being approached and plied by a collegiate level master serpent juice jockey.
Sort of sums us up.

What you say is true there are too many secret to the few, out there.

For very valid reasons.

Dr Who
John was my favourite Dr untill the current one. He is growing on me and seams truer to the time lord concept. The Dr who angle is one that I use with many of my clients in a provocative way. during there audition with me. Sorry consultation.

I like Barry.
Barry is the man who helped Duncan McColl get rid of many of his problems including cancer and Duncan speeks very highly of him. I have some of his tapes and do play with them from time to time.

Dave Elman?s book is very good I still get much worth from it. His tapes are wonderful resources although I only have one set.

We should all be offering them to our clients.
This is not possible. Most hypnotherapists would not be able to work in this way. this is why much work has to be done on our selves.

There is nothing wrong in being a normal therapist. this helps and serves many people.

The techniques I use are not all revolutionary , if you use Barrys and David's approach you already have some of the angles.

NLP provides some more.
DHE even greater possibilities. As does energy work. And Huna.

I have found huna to be one of the most effective ways to work with clients, although they do not know this.

Techniques. Some of them.
They are very effective.
One of the problems we face is that hypnotists do not charge what they are worth.

I ask my clients for ?600- ?800 up front. If they want the big stuff and to be fixed in one or two sessions.

If not ?200 per session.

Audition.
My clients pay for a consultation with me. I decide if I will except them. Not the other way round. My time and life are the most important things in my life and I am very careful who I choose to invest this with.

If I may.
I teach a very exclusive form of close quarters combat, a closed system taught to few and tested in real combat situations every day.

I have only graded One person to black belt in 20 years. My master has only 5. In 40 years.

Our club has only 12 members.
Some are civilians. Some are sas, sbs, police officers and doormen, one is a cage fighter. Very select very exclusive and very effective.

Not for the average person.

My partner in crime has worked for the CIA FBI and done training and is able to move in areaners that are not permissable to normal people. The same holds true in the hypnosis world.

The same holds true for many of the advanced forms of manipulation that we use.

The cosmic juggler is always playing, and she smiles upon us with love and compassion.

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PostPosted: Wed May 02, 2007 6:28 pm    Post subject: Hi Rick.
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We are all first graders.
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PostPosted: Wed May 02, 2007 6:46 pm    Post subject:
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Hey Paul,

So is the 'Big Stuff' going to stay secret then?

Oh look - a possible covert message Very Happy

No seriously - What is the big stuff? And where is the divide in your opinion?

Its all getting a little 'David Copperfield' in here!
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PostPosted: Wed May 02, 2007 7:01 pm    Post subject: Well Yes.
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It will stay secreat . Apart from the few.

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