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tences, e.g., “As you begin to relax, you might notice your breathing slowing down.” Utilizing Resistance Instead of confronting resistance directly, Erickson viewed it as an opportunity. Resistance is seen as a form of commu

ngagement and tailor the session. Client-Centered Language: Focus on the client’s perceptions, experiences, and internal resources to foster ownership of change. Steps to Develop a Hypnotherapy Script Using a Neo Ericksonian Ap

nner Critic" and "Inner Supporter," fostering mutual understanding and reducing internal conflict. This indirect approach allows clients to explore and reconcile internal divisions without feeling threatened, often leading to spontane