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WordWeaving Vol II Wordweaving Volume II
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Word Weaving II Wordweaving Volume II
By Val Hird on 03/09/2006

FANTASTIC Read Word Weaving 1, and just when I thought a book couldn't get any better, along comes Word Weaving II! Trevor has that rare combination - skill, knowledge and generosity to share with all of us. Not only is this book, in my opinion, a very good read, but it is the only book, that I can quite honestly say, I use something from with every single client I see.

Thanks Trevor
Val

Wordweaving Vol II - The Question is the Answer Wordweaving Volume II
By Jan Gilbertson on 09/02/2006

Wordweaving II – The Question is the Answer is as much of a thrill to read as was Wordweaving I - The Science of Suggestion. This new addition surely is a must for any hypnotherapist and can only enhance their skills in hypnotic language. A wonderfully easy, chatty, read, this book not only brings to the reader a confidence of learning with perfection, but also an enthusiasm to practice the wonders of hypnosis safe in the knowledge that the hypnotic language taught within is as finely tuned as can possibly be. A truly brilliant book and I recommend it highly.

It could not possibly get better Wordweaving Volume I
By saeid sadeghi on 28/10/2004

I have bought and read many many books on hypnosis, zen philosophy and theraphy, eastern methods of mind conditioning, best part of sufi-ism, ken wilber's collection, many many more. I rate the wordweaving amongst the best books I own. The style of writting is superb and the content could not possibly get better (I only own the best 30 books on psychology and hypnosis). I highly recommend this book and if you are not satisfied, I will refund your money! , (Just kidding). Well done trevor. Looking forward to your next book

An essential basic textbook for any hypnotherapist Wordweaving Volume I
By Tom McCarthy on 06/08/2004

I have had this book for over a year. It was a great read but now I keep going back to it as a reference when I am trying to develop suggestions for clients. In time I hope to be as eloquent a WORDWEAVER as the author himself. This book demonstrates the difference between waffle and wordweaving in hypnotherapy. After all, who wants to be a vague wafflng hypnotist.

Wordweaving the Science of Suggestion Wordweaving Volume I
By Val Hird on 18/04/2004

Great book, good read, excellent content Simply the best, would give six stars if I could, but for now have to make do with 5!!

A must read 'mind nutrient' Wordweaving Volume I
By Elliott Wald on 23/02/2004

Most people like me, have a whole stack of books sitting on the side just waiting to be read, and as time goes by the pile begins to diminish. Only to be re-stocked as more and more 'mind nutrients' are added to the pile. Some of the books can literally take weeks to read, digest and evaluate, and clearly there is nothing wrong with this, but every once in a while I pick up a book and become transfixed on the content and the author’s ability to permeate information, to the point where it seems… almost, as I have begun to read I have completed the book. I am delighted to say that ‘Wordweaving’ is one of those books. I started reading the book Saturday morning and enjoyed it so much that I had read it by Monday morning. I have already pencilled a note in my diary to re-read in November.

It’s wonderful simplistic explanations and examples make this book a must for any good hypnotherapist

Elliott Wald, DCH, Dip Sp. Psy, Dip SC, MNLP, HA, BSSA EasyStop founder & course director Director Hypnotherapy Association

A much-needed shake-up Wordweaving Volume I
By Andy Smith on 05/08/2003

Trevor Silvester was a fellow student on my NLP trainer's training in 1997, impressing then with his congruence and charisma. This book revisits the NLP 'Milton Model' of hypnotic language, first set out by Bandler and Grinder in 1975, in the light of subsequent discoveries about how the brain processes events. Silvester's "Matrix Model", like the similar "APET" model in the "Human Givens" approach, recognises the fact that our emotional responses to events precede conscious evaluation of what happens. By the time we form an opinion about an event, it has already been filtered through our unconscious associations and possibly generated an emotional response which if powerful enough can overwhelm rational thought.

This view of how we perceive events is more in line with current research knowledge than older models, such as the cognitive-behavioural, which attempt to address problems by challenging beliefs. Building on developmental psychology and Wolinsky's ideas of psychological problems as trance phenomena, Silvester shows how suggestions need to utilise these trance phenomena in order to be effective, and offers a step-by-step guide as to how to do this. He also shows how a problem may be focused at a particular level in Dilts' Neuro-Logical Levels model, and how to formulate suggestions to address each level. An interesting insight is the maxim that 20-30% of your suggestions should be focused at the Beliefs and Identity levels, to help clients build new beliefs about themselves and their situations, thus promoting generative rather than just remedial change.

This book definitely fills a gap, showing how to construct effective suggestions for many different conditions. 'Case histories' of typical client problems illustrate the process, and exercises are provided to help you build your skills step by step. Silvester is a wise and experienced hypnotherapist who has done his research, reading widely outside the disciplines of hypnotherapy and NLP and keeping up with recent developments in psychology and brain science. His passion for his subject shines through on every page. The book is also an easy and enjoyable read. These ideas are too powerful to be ignored and will bring about a much-needed shake-up in the curricula of many schools of hypnotherapy. Highly recommended, and should be on every hypnotherapist's shelf.

Wordweaving The Science of Suggestion Wordweaving Volume I
By Steve Demianyk on 14/07/2003

My freedom from scripts! This book gave me the freedom and confidence to create the suggestions whilst in a session with a client. I'm now more focused on the process of how the client does their problem and creating the most effective suggestion unique to the client in the moment.

Enjoyable and informative Wordweaving Volume I
By Sue Burnell on 12/06/2003

A friend kindly gave me a copy of your book. As an NLP Practiononer, studying for a Masters, I was delighted, (not to say relieved) to find a clear and understandable explanation of the Milton/(meta) model. I now know what it is, how it works and how I can use it too. I also found the model for how our memory stores and retrieves experiences invaluable; one of those key pegs to hang understanding on. I loved following the three case studies as you built up the language patterns. I can skip backwards and forwards through the book to refresh my memory and check understanding. Thank you for an enjoyable and informative read.