Claude Andre Ribaux joins the UKHC speaker line-up again this year. His presentation is entitled “Active-Alert Hypnosis as a Practice for Transcending Human Limitations.”
The Presentation:
When insight is not enough – and movement becomes transformation
For clients in your practice, active hypnosis is almost a miracle pill: it works quickly, is safe, and requires almost no effort on the client’s part.
Active-Alert Hypnosis is a movement-based altered state in which the ability to act is enhanced rather than suspended. People enter altered states without losing their ability to act. Instead of ‘going within,’ participants move forward.
This workshop deals with how limiting external and self-attributions about one’s own abilities and possibilities, blockages, fear, pain, exhaustion, and even the fear of death can be overcome without dissociation, without breakdown, without belief.
Participants do not talk about change. They experience how they go beyond their previous limits – physically, emotionally, systemically. While change is usually expected to be difficult, tedious, lengthy and labour-intensive, with Active-Alert Hypnosis, crossing boundaries is playful, almost unnoticeable, like flying high, a feeling of flow.
In this presentation, Claude will show you which suggestions serve as little nudges to make crossing boundaries smooth and joyful. For example, how can I use resistance to move forward even faster? How can I help clients use unexpectedly difficult exam tasks to activate their own dormant potential? How can I transform the supposedly most difficult and tedious phase of moving forward into a sexy feeling of elation or flow?
Full details of the schedule and tickets can be found here at this website (see main toolbar for 2026 event).