Havening Demonstration - Stephen Travers, Certified Havening Techniques® Training 

Thank you for sharing your experience. It’s important to recognize that each person’s journey with any therapeutic approach can vary. Without knowing the details of your specific situation or the therapist you worked with, it’s difficult to provide a comprehensive response. I’d like to clarify that while Paul McKenna has incorporated Havening into his work, he teaches only one of the many techniques. The official Certified International Havening Practitioner Training is much more extensive, covering areas such as PTSD, complex trauma, and developmental trauma. There are multiple techniques within the Havening framework, including Event Havening, Transpirational Havening, Outcome Affirmational Havening, Role Havening, and others. Each technique is designed to address specific issues, from single-event traumas to more complex emotional and developmental challenges. Additionally, it’s worth noting that underlying issues, or past, related, or even unrelated trauma and stressors-some of which a person may not be consciously aware of-often need to be addressed and resolved to achieve the best possible outcome. This typically requires a more detailed history intake, a step-by-step approach, and often more than one session. For those dealing with trauma, it’s crucial to work with a Certified Havening Practitioner who has extensive experience in that area. Every practitioner’s approach can vary, so finding the right fit is essential. Feel free to email me at stephen@stravershypnosis.com for a complimentary 20-30 minute phone consultation to see if I might be able to help you.

@@StephenTraversHypnosisDublin Poppycock - there are no evidence based studies to show havening works. Can't believe you're also trying to get work out of me! My comment was for those who are desperately seeking a 'solution' to their struggles with trauma, not a criticism of your practise or expertise. Anyone who claims that 'any' technique is the answer, or a full proof cure is not only delusional, but misleading traumatised people for the sake of making money, and that would be devastating for them if it failed.

Thank you for your sharing Donald

Brilliant Stephen and well done Audrey

@@pippadoyle4240 thank you

Thank you for the compliment Ali

Your welcome Nichola

Hi Paul, Audrey left a review a few months later about a flight on a weekend away to Edinburgh and how she had no symptoms of anxiety or fear on the flight over or back. . I then spoke to her over a year later and she is still all good. Also here some reels of video clients reviews/testimonials of before and after results see ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jGvCDDQGMRw.html

@@StephenTraversHypnosisDublin thank you for your response. I have been trying self havening on myself for various anxieties, very powerful and amazing.

@@paulprice630 thanks for sharing. That is great to hear!

Hi Ruth great question. To achieve the best outcomes and results it is very important to identify and pinpoint the events or issues that are causing the symptoms/problems. That would be one of the main reasons. Plus there are are many different types of Havening Techniques that be used on different issues. In my demo above you are seeing only one of the Havening Techniques being applied. At the 2 day Havening Techniques Training we go into much more depth and detail. Please see stravershypnosis.com/certified-havening-training/ for more information. There is so much more to learn and discover. Thank you for your question.

Hi Nancy chronic pain can be more complex for some of the reasons you mentioned. Sometimes there can be an earlier event or memory that needs to be Havened too or first. Seeing a Certified Havening Techniques Practitioner could be a good option, or attending a Havening 2 day training course where we teach a module about chronic pain in much more detail. Please feel free to email me at info@haveningireland.ie with your number for a free phone consultation to discuss further.

@@StephenTraversHypnosisDublin Thank you... yes, I do test (mt) that it is, indeed, an earlier event/trauma... working on releasing that first... thank you. Question however: can a person 'detox' from doing this? I tend to have more pain right after, but that could be from what you said - that I had to remove an earlier event.

@@nancybrady6901 your welcome. I am not sure I understand your question regarding the can a person detox from doing this. However it's worth mentioning chronic pain can be a symptom of pathological or suppressed emotions such as anger and rage. There is a technique called Transiprational Havening which can be used to help release these feelings and is usually best performed by seeing a Certified Havening Techniques Practitioner

@@StephenTraversHypnosisDublin Thank you, Stephen. What I mean by detoxing is that the pain gets worse after doing a session and then it seems to get better... thank you for your wonderful support and for answering me... much appreciated.

@@nancybrady6901 your welcome

Hi Luca thank you for your question. There are many different types of Haveninngs. The technique I use above can be used for a for a moment of low mood or anxiety. However this could more of symptom of coming from past issues. So ideally it would be best to address them too. This is where seeing a Certified Havening Techniques Practitioner could be very helpful. A colleague of mine in Italy is Certified in Havening. If you wish to contact her please see her website www.veronicamonte.com/ Alternatively Skype sessions would also be an option with a practitioner too.

You can easily learn on You tube

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There’s a big difference between healing and coping for trauma. Why is Havening a coping technique and not a healing technique? This woman dares to fly now, but what about her deeper control mechanisms on other stuff?

In the Havening Techniques Training we teach you how to quickly pinpoint and identity the root cause trauma (s) that can be causing anxiety based issues and symptoms. Regression work is often unnecessary then. Thank you for the question.

Just came across the video & saw your comment. In my experience as a certified practitioner, the “event” a client pinpoints the first time is not always the origin. . . But in the process of treatment, as the brain calms & feels safer, the earlier event may come to the foreground for the client. Sometimes after treating the first memory, sometimes in the middle of that treatment. All sorts of things can become clearer for the client, and the practitioner can respond to such changes with any number of strategies among the techniques. Its quite amazing stuff & can have results very quickly that last weeks, months, and even permanently.

Yes@@Rain9Quinn that is all true. Appreciate your comment and for sharing

You are always going to get some closed-minded comments by someone, and her degrees mean absolutely nothing then - they are just an appeal to authority. All you need is one testimonial, let alone 1,000s.