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... secondary gain that came from having blurred vision . Man : That's difficult with contacts . I wear contacts and I can't just take contacts off in times of stress like I could glasses . So I've learned how to defocus with my contacts ...
... secondary gain that came from having blurred vision . Man : That's difficult with contacts . I wear contacts and I can't just take contacts off in times of stress like I could glasses . So I've learned how to defocus with my contacts ...
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... secondary gain . You've already made an assumption about what the secondary gain is : that is has to do with getting attention . In the cases like that that I've done reframing with , the secondary gain has never been to get atten- tion ...
... secondary gain . You've already made an assumption about what the secondary gain is : that is has to do with getting attention . In the cases like that that I've done reframing with , the secondary gain has never been to get atten- tion ...
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... secondary gain can be dealt with easily by using reframing . The new behavior generator is primarily for simple behavioral change . If there is secondary gain , use reframing . The new behavior generator can also be combined with ...
... secondary gain can be dealt with easily by using reframing . The new behavior generator is primarily for simple behavioral change . If there is secondary gain , use reframing . The new behavior generator can also be combined with ...
Contents
Foreword | 1 |
Simple Inductions 3469 | 34 |
Advanced Inductions 7098 | 70 |
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Trance-formations: Neuro-linguistic Programming and the Structure of Hypnosis John Grinder,Richard Bandler No preview available - 1981 |
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