Hello, everyone!

How would you like to train in conversational hypnosis, attend a 6-day
intensive seminar here in Seattle with a master hypnotist at no
charge? Connie and I have finagled a special offering for ONE lucky
member of our NGHWA chapter--Free Tuition for this seminar: "The
Conversational Hypnosis Professional Hypnotherapy Certification
Program." It's taught by a friend of ours, who is the leading
authority in the field of conversational hypnosis: Igor Ledochowski.

Connie and I attended this course in Palm Springs this year, and we
can tell you, it's valuable. You'll learn skills such as resourcing,
regressing, reintegration--conversationally. Also, Mind Bending
Language, and more. Whatever level of skill you are at, it will
enhance you. You'll also receive a certification through the IAPCH
(The International Association of Professional Conversational
Hypnotists). He charges $1697 for this training, but the selected
member of our chapter will attend at no cost!

Igor's generously offering this to one of our members, based on the
criteria of how you would use these skills as a force for good in the
world. Here's the catch!: you'll have to strike while the iron is
hot. As in: now! The training begins tomorrow, it runs January 9 -
14. 9:30 am to 6:30 pm.

Write to us by 7pm this evening (Thursday, Jan 8) and tell us why you
would be a good candidate for this training and how you would use the
skills to enhance yourself, and your practice of hypnosis in a special
way, and become an even stronger force for good in the world. Reply
to Connie Brannan, at cpbrannan@.... Igor and I will choose
someone. Also, if you would like more information on the training,
write to Connie for an info. link.

Replies to: cpbrannan@.... (by 7 pm tonight)

This is a fabulous opportunity to learn conversational hypnosis,
generously offered by Igor, just for one current member of our local
chapter. It's short notice, indeed, the training begins tomorrow, but
well worth it if you can manage it and commit to attend--and are
selected.

Warm regards,
Michael Brannan
President, NGHWA