Supplemental Material

A mix articles and endpoints on this site - noteworthy for either their usefulness or educational value. If I had to pick two, it'd be "The Clinical Importance of Sociocognitive Models of Hypnosis" and "The role of cognition in classical and operant conditioning."

Direct Volitional Experience Modification

A *very* direct way to try to make hypnotic suggestions feel more real and automatic. Related to Kev Sheldrake's automatic imagination model of hypnosis.

The Clinical Importance of Sociocognitive Models of Hypnosis

A sociocognitive and evidence-focused take on Ericksonian approaches. In other words - "the fuck was he actually doing?"

UK Hypnosis Convention Talk

A spicier methodology to street hypnosis from Kev Sheldrake - they know their shit. An researcher's approach, somewhat similar to Anthony Jacquin's.

The role of cognition in classical and operant conditioning

Kirsch and Lynn argue that cognition is at least a major component of classical and operant conditioning. For the real nerds, but it might help you loosen up your approach to clicker training.

Mind Play Bonus Bits

Mind Play is a great starting point for hypnokink. That being said - when suggestions aren't effective, it'll leave you a bit lost. These notes try to fill in the gaps that wouldn't fit into a kink-centric intro.

Book Reviews

I read and talk a lot of smack about models, approaches, and theories. Here I've written out my full-fat opinions on what's worth reading.

The Index

All the notes, all at once. Quality varies. Choose your own misadventure.