Episode 16 – Featuring Felix Economakis

Posted on December 4, 2014 by Adam Eason Posted in Podcast — 4 Comments ↓

This week we welcome Felix Economakis

Adam interviews Felix Economakis- Hypnosis in the news includes one of the most controversial applications of hypnosis and marvellous success stories – The professional discussion explores Felix Economakis’ major work treating sufferers of Selective Eating Disorder – The fact of the week refers to a Royal Commission by King Louis XVI.

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References from this week’s episode:

One of Several Videos of Felix working with clients who suffer from SED (You can take the link to Felix’s YouTube channel which has many other such clips): Felix Economakis YouTube Channel

Hypnosis in the news:

– The Hypno Boob Job: I went up three cup sizes after seeing a hypnotist

– Teenager addicted to ready salted CRISPS manages to kick the habit

– Woman who eats nothing but CHIPS finally enjoys her first proper meal after hypnosis

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4 comments on “Episode 16 – Featuring Felix Economakis”

1. Helen Johnstone says:

   December 9, 2014 at 12:38 pm

   Thoroughly enjoyed the podcast with Felix this week. I will completely agree on focusing on client relationship, rapport, clarity, simplicity and responsibility.

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   • Adam Eason says:

     December 9, 2014 at 2:03 pm

     Thanks Helen, your comments are always valued and appreciated.

     Best wishes, Adam.

     Reply
2. Penny Hawkins says:

   April 25, 2016 at 7:49 am

   Working with someone with SED now so this is v helpful. Thank you

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   • Adam Eason says:

     April 25, 2016 at 8:00 am

     Thanks for taking the time to write and say so Penny.

     Best wishes to you, Adam.

     Reply

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