Unlocking the Power of Hypnosis: NLP Anchor Collapse Demystified

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This is without doubt it the most useful collapse anchors NLP technique that you can learn to create lasting change with your clients. This collapse anchors NLP technique is the one you must learn if you really want to help people change fast. The collapse anchors NLP techniques can be done formally or even conversationally or even over Skype or Zoom. The applications are endless.
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[@rebeccakat_hypnotherapy]

Genius, great explanation 🙏💫

[@grahamhowes6904]

Left and right finger and thumbs can work online - depending on which is the dominant hand utilise the dominant hand as the good stuff and the opposite finger and thumb for the less than good. They can also fire off the great states at will in future if set up well.

[@leftyalone1]

This was fascinating. I have only just realized I have been doing something like this instinctively but calling it testing. I learned to make recordings which ruined sessions for me with constant worrying and note-taking. After I inserted positive suggestions I would give my clients many scenarios to see if their old habits of behavior would kick in or if their new habits were firmly embedded. If the old ones kicked in I would keep going until they could no longer act with their old thought habits in differing scenarios. Thank you for this brilliant but easily understandable explanation.

[@BarryNealeHypnosis]

To make collapse anchors work consistently you have to find the trigger that triggers the problem and attach the resource state to that precise trigger so that in the future the trigger fires off the resource state automatically.

[@leftyalone1]

@@BarryNealeHypnosis I am so happy I have run into both you and Karl, life-changing, I have no words to describe what has happened to me in the past month from finding Karl and you. Wonderful teacher great explanation

[@BarryNealeHypnosis]

@@leftyalone1 If need anything let me know

[@leftyalone1]

@@BarryNealeHypnosis WOWWWWWWWWWWWWW u all just get better and better all the time. Thanks so much

[@relic245]

One of the best explanations I’ve seen of this technique. I use collapsing anchors a lot but have never used it on zoom. I get how you could using visual anchors, or get them to hold the K anchors themselves. Intrigued when you talk about using verbal and tonality anchors, especially over the phone. I know how to set a tonal anchor, but the bit I’m missing is how you fire 2 tonal anchors at the same time. Only thing I can think of is that you’re just anchoring the positive state, getting them to think about the problem and firing the anchor. I feel I’m missing something. Would love to hear more about how you do that.

[@BarryNealeHypnosis]

Sounds like you have got it worked out. All you need to do is elicit the trigger that fires the negative state. Then you change your tonality and and elicit the resource state and fully associate them to the resource state, As that peaks using the same tonality have them think of the trigger and that will collapse the negative anchor. Then condition it over and over until you the trigger automatically fires the resource states.

[@relic245]

​@@BarryNealeHypnosis Thanks for taking the time to reply. This is great. Now you say it, it's so obvious that I can't believe I haven't figured it out before :) Especially as I've sone something similar in (non NLP) workshops by teaching the circle of excellence and then using it to collapse negative anchors. Somehow, I missed the connection that I can do exactly the same thing with tonal anchors. So once again thank you for helping me to deepen my understanding.

[@BarryNealeHypnosis]

@@relic245 you are welcome

[@nickmounsey5933]

Thanks so much. An excellent explanation.

[@theodorafeliciott6251]

You have an amazing way to explain things, thank you.

[@BarryNealeHypnosis]

thanks for you kind comment

[@lloydshypnotherapy2627]

Cheers Barry very interesting.

[@BarryNealeHypnosis]

Thanks for you comment! It's greatly appreciated!

[@celiasantos5563]

Hi Barry, you mention a video tha you use this tecknique. were can i find plesae. this is a graet tool. thank you!

[@BarryNealeHypnosis]

Here it is. The sound is bad but this is a great example of a real phobia. She was so phobic she couldn't even say the word rollercoaster! kzbin.info/www/bejne/emnKe4OAbaiVgac

[@celiasantos5563]

Thanks Barry

[@skionen1781]

Excellent stuff, could I apply this to my self?

[@BarryNealeHypnosis]

Yes absolutely

[@wakinglions747]

Isn’t this the same as action creates reaction?

[@BarryNealeHypnosis]

No its a collapse anchors. This when done correctly changes the stimulus response reaction completely and the new reaction becomes as automatic as the old one without conscious effort