We like to work with clinical hypnotists and hypnotherapistsWe believe that researching with us is the most efficient way for practicing clinical hypnotists to obtain a doctorate from a UK university. Previous research experience is not necessary. One of the most successful ‘working suppositions’ ergologists use is that clinical hypnosis can access areas of the mind developed either before our species was able to rationalise through complex thought necessarily constructed in language, or as a complement to it. To explain the jargon, we call a ‘working supposition’ a provisional, agreed reason why something might work that we assume because it seems to help with problem-solving for our clients. The adoption of a working supposition does not indicate empirical evidence for it being ‘true’. We use the basis of clinical hypnosis both in the treatment of dichotomous behaviours and to allow people to have greater agency when they are experiencing excess stress. A training in clinical hypnosis makes a very good basis for working in clinical eurgology so long as the therapist appreciates that our methodologies depend on us adapting to the beliefs of the client, rather than we imposing our attitudes and constructions upon them.
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Research areasJob-stress in the public sector
Job-stress in the banking & finance sector When & how job-stress should be reported
Please contact research@eurgology.org if you would like to either discuss research you are undertaking now or an area you would like to in the future.
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