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Comment by Mary von Posch on October 12, 2011 at 3:54pm

I Like Ron's idea of having a "comfort" scale on the intake form.  Have a no smoking client right now who answered 5/10 on the discomfort question.  Good to know that this person needs some extra work to get comfortable and ready for the no smoking work. 

Comment by Susan Fox on July 23, 2011 at 1:06am

Hi Ron,

Thanks for the invitation to join your group.  I look forward to sharing ideas about how to relieve people's pain using brain dialog and hypnosis.

Susan Fox, CH, AA, CBT

Founder,

Brainview Training Institute

www.yoursecretwishes.

NGH Columnist, Hypnotherapy Scripting

Comment by Becky Hays on July 13, 2011 at 5:08pm

I highly recommend visiting Ron Eslinger at the Convention.  Ron, you are one of my favorite trainers, although I have only had the pleasure of watching you on DVD, this year I look forward to meeting you in person.  I use your techniques in my sessions are the time, and the are most beneficial. Thank you!

Comment by Cynthia Lindner, MS, CH on June 30, 2011 at 11:32pm

When I help someone manage pain I know I have done something very important, and helped make it possible to live life again.

Comment by Ron Eslinger on June 13, 2011 at 6:20pm

Working with pain and cancer clients is the most rewarding work I do.  Both groups feel helpless in their situation and may undergo many surgeries and procedures that are uncomfortable and expensive.  I will share some new insights I have for both during the pain course and during my two hour "Do you Have a Script for This?”  However, if you want to have fun, start an anger management group.  You will laugh and cry at what you hear.

Comment by Carol Denicker, BCH, CI, OB on June 9, 2011 at 5:43pm

Hi, Glad to be here :o)  Helping clients who deal with pain is among the most the more rewarding work I do.  I am eager to learn more ways of helping.

See you at the convention.

Comment by Ines Simpson on May 29, 2011 at 10:53pm

thanks for the invite - hi eveyone all faces I am happy to see!

Comment by Cynthia Brooks on May 18, 2011 at 12:52pm

Re Cancer Patients:  I volunteer to work with outpatient chemo patients.  Stress reduction with DS that "they will be amazed at how well they do with all of this" makes a visible change in their feelings of wellbeing.  Also, DS that they can just let go of any emotions that have anything to do with why they are there now.  Ds: that they can relax themselves any time by just focusing on their breathing like we are doing now and allowing themselves to relax...and that they do their best healing when they are relaxed.  This is a short form.  I do not get much time with each of them.  I also do Reiki at the same time.  I would love to hear of others' experiences.