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It Didn’t Work… Or Did It? Latent Learning in Hypnotherapy

Most of us have probably had a session where, at the end, the client tells you they don’t feel any different or that nothing has changed. Then, a week later, they tell you all about how things are starting to shift. That is latent learning, which shows that not all change is immediately obvious. Sometimes you have to wait for the right circumstances to trigger it. This month, we’ll have a look at how latent learning in hypnotherapy can be used to help your clients. 

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