Training Trances. Multi-Level Communication in Therapy and Training by John Overdurf Julie Silverthorn

Author:John Overdurf, Julie Silverthorn [Metamorphous Press. John Overdurf, Julie Silverthorn (1995)]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Metamorphous Press.
Published: 1995-02-18T18:16:39+00:00

(2) that younger you on that screen who experienced that memory, (I) . . . but I do Elicitation of Deep Trance Identification (DTI)

know you're an adult now and (2)that was a long time ago."

Now adding the pronoun distinctions to the tenses and temporal prepositions

and voice locus, I might say, (1)" . . . And it's comforting to notice how much Deep Trance Identification is the process whereby you literally assume

more you know now. . . (2) than she knew then. . . . . . "

psychologically, in part or totally, the identity of someone else. This is par-If you wanted to create double dissociation, you would add a third voice

ticularly useful when you find someone who is an exquisite model of some thing locus and a higher pitch for the projection booth that would be above and behind you want. One of the most complete though not universal examples of DTI is

where the client's sitting. You're using linguistic markers and voice tones to Method Acting. What are some other common examples of DTI?

support the metaphor or example you're using, while you're pacing and leading

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