Knowledge Center

Notes on practising as a whole.

Short pieces I write for practitioners between cohorts. No research is invented here; where a claim needs a source, I name it in the reading list I send with your admissions reply.

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The Kure Journal

Longer, sourced reading

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Why fragmented training feels like forgetting

You have not forgotten the technique. You never learned where it sits in a sequence, so there is nothing to recall it from.

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What a countable marker is, and why I insist on three

“I want to feel better” cannot be reviewed. “I sleep through four nights in seven” can.

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The Keep phase: the week after the session

Most change is lost in the seven days nobody plans for. Here is what I plan instead.

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Scope of practice, written plainly

What you may say about your work, what you must never promise, and when to refer.

Reference

The vocabulary, defined

Every term used in the curriculum has one fixed meaning. Here are the first few; the full list lives in the glossary.

The Kure Method®

An integrative practitioner methodology joining clinical hypnosis, precision NLP, transformational coaching and applied positive psychology into one six-phase session structure.

Integrative framework

A single structure that holds several disciplines in one order of work, so the practitioner is not choosing between separate models mid-session.

Ground (Phase 1)

Screening and contracting. Establishing suitability, scope of practice, consent, and a shared agreement about what the work is and is not.

Name (Phase 2)

The client describes the problem in their own words and chooses three countable markers, so change can be observed rather than assumed.

Map (Phase 3)

Mapping how the pattern runs: the trigger, the internal representation, and the exception where the pattern does not appear.

Meet (Phase 4)

The inward stage: absorption, depth testing and hand signals, conducted within an agreed, contracted frame.

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