Alexandra Janelli

Like, this seems so pretty basic and rudimentary.

But it's just different angles of the same thing.

And it's all the same thing in many ways.

But it's just different perspectives of how to work with it.

And so the book for me was going...

What was it I wish I had learned?

And what did I actually learn?

And where is that gap?

Because I recognize, again, in the certification programming out there, you can become a clinical, air quote, clinical hypnotherapist.

in two days and that to me is scary because as I said and this is the premise of my book is anyone can learn hypnosis anyone can but it's what you do with the person when they're in that state that becomes so important and my and the book is called advanced hypnosis a practitioner's guide beyond scripts and technique because scripts and technique are going to get you so far

It's reading the room, learning body language, intuitive questions, how to set up your arc.

Like what, how do you in real time do these shifts and changes?

Because they teach you the perfect session, right?

Not what happens when your client starts crashing out or your son starts crying.

crying.

I remember the first time a client cried in my office.

I was like, I'm so sorry.

I apologize profusely.

Turned out it was a beautiful, wonderful thing.

I'm like, it's not a good session until someone cries.