10 Questions with Patrick Coleman
Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Cyber Location: www.colemanshypnotherapyclinic.com
1. Are you a full time hypnotist, part-time or hobbyist?
Full time Hypnotherapist.
2. Do you specialize in any type of hypnosis?
Behavior Modification, Pain Control and Sports Performance.
3. Is there any type of hypnosis you do not do?
My practice is health orientated only. I’m not involved in stage hypnosis though I enjoy the respectable stage hypnotist.
Why?
Trained in medical clinical hypnotherapy as a young child for psycho-anesthetics due to a serious jaw injury, behavior modification and pain removal became my passion.
4. Do you use self-hypnosis regularly in your life? If so, how?
Yes. Creative Imagination for relaxation, confidence, focus and pain removal for my jaw.
5. Describe your hypnosis office or work setting.
My office is located at the Quailbrook Plaza inside Quailbrook Dental Care an upscale North West Oklahoma City medical community. The inside is a relaxed comfortable environment.
6. Describe a typical day in your life.
Monday through Thursday I’m on call for Dr. Cunningham’s patients. For fear removal, pain control, gag reflex, hemorrhage control and a mindset for rapid healing. I take one private session at 6:00 P.M. Monday through Thursday. Friday, Sat, and Sun, I work from 10:00 to 10:00. Sessions last an average of 2 hours.
7. Where did you get your training in hypnosis and are you certified?
Practically 24 hours a day training for 29 years by my father Richard Coleman a full time Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist and an Approved Hypnotherapy Instructor of the American Council of Hypnotist Examiners founded the year I was . Yes I’m Certified through the A.C.H.E. and have participated regularly in many continuing education programs for over 20 years. I’m also an Approved Hypnotherapy Instructor and Designated Examiner of the A.C.H.E.
8. Most fabulous hypnosis technique you use?
Instant induction The Gil Boyne style.
9. Worse moment ever in a hypnosis setting that ended up being a valuable learning experience.
So far every hypnotic experience in my life is positive. Intentions are valuable.
10. Any words of advice to potential clients or other hypnotist.
Take it Easy.
December 7th, 2008 at 10:35 am
what do you think of a person having their child hypnotist in order to become a better athlete? when i say child , i mean a grade school age child.
December 7th, 2008 at 11:18 am
Interesting question. I am not against child hypnosis if it will make life better for the child. If it is a parent that is forcing the child to be a better athlete and the child does not really care about it, the hypnosis probably will not work. If it is to help the child gain self-esteem, then so be it. I was terrible when it came to playing football, and it caused a few self-esteem issues. A little hypnosis for confidence would have been pretty handy.
June 4th, 2009 at 9:00 pm
Pat, My wife and I came to you this evening with hopes of finding a lost article. We still have a ways to go to find the item but feel we are close. I just wanted to say thak you for seeing my wife, since the session she has felt better mentally and physically then she has in some time. We look forward to the next session with you. Thank you, Matt
August 22nd, 2009 at 6:56 pm
If it is to help the child gain self-esteem, then so be it. I was terrible when it came to playing football, and it caused a few self-esteem issues.