Ian Cue also joins the UKHC speaker line-up again this year. His presentation is entitled “Hypno-Palace: Understanding Memory & Recall.”
The Presentation:
Memories are often what hypnotists work with in their sessions. We tend to assume memory is a recording, something stored and replayed, when in reality it is created, shaped, edited, and reconstructed every time it is recalled.
In this talk, we will explore how memory works in a fun, memorable way, looking at how experiences are encoded, stored, and retrieved, and why recall can be unreliable. We will examine why people remember the same event differently, and how confidence in a memory does not always equal accuracy.
We will explore different memories and concepts, bringing them to life through simple demonstrations and metaphors that make them easier to understand and apply in practice.
The session will conclude by building a shared Hypno Palace – a practical, memorable way of organising information using spatial imagery – giving attendees a simple framework they can adapt for hypnosis procedures, learning, and for their own personal memory building space.
Full details of the schedule and tickets can be found here at this website (see main toolbar for 2026 event).