The King's speech has received quite a few awards recently, which is taken for granted.Colin Firth's performance as the King of stuttering is absolutely wonderful.David Seidler, the film's screenwriter, is a very good place to add a deeper level of sympathy to the script because he suffered the same pain when he was young.The King's speech therapist Lionel Rogge stood by him in every wartime speech he had, and he did not qualify for official medical or treatment.As a matter of fact, he is what many people call a "liar of the rivers and lakes ".Whether he is a mediocre doctor or not, he has finished his work, which is the most important thing.Stutters seeking help only want help;He or she wants to be able to perform what is called a simple act of speaking his or her thoughts and clearly pronouncing them.When we have physical problems, we naturally seek physical help.In this wonderful film, we see this trend, because the king and his Queen have been looking for help with the talking mechanism, rather than watching it deeper under the surface.Logue knows from experience that speech difficulties such as stuttering are not caused by machinery.On the contrary, he insisted on the principle of causality.Stutters are not born with stutters.Stuttering has psychological roots;The most common result is crying and anger suppressed in one's early days.You see in this film The King's struggle to trust himself in a "charlatan", although when he realizes that Logue has no relevant official qualifications, he also knew that he was the only one who managed to help him.You see the same struggle in almost every person considering going to a hypnotherapist.Like Logue, a hypnotherapist must find ways to help his or her clients overcome these initial obstacles.Almost every potential customer must understand their own and social assumptions about what is orthodox treatment or what is access to some type of charlatan.Next, there is deep concern that this treatment does not work at all for them.Fear of being unable to be hypnotized, or lack of trust and understanding of how hypnosis works, is a huge obstacle for people considering treatment.There are also myths that will explore and reveal hidden secrets and that a person's mind will be taken over and controlled.These false beliefs must also be overcome before treatment begins.An experienced hypnotherapist is no more eccentric than Lionel Rogge, an experienced and excellent language therapist and the only one who successfully treated the King's stutteringThere are also many cases where hypnotherapy has helped clients when medical (considered more orthodox) fails to provide relief, which is why I came up with this comparison.A motivated person, if he really wants to heal something or something, will find a way to overcome the inner psychological barriers of these assumptions and perceptions.In fact, just read and study the topic of hypnosis and approaching treatment with an open mind.Roseanna Leaton, hypnotized mp3 Downloader expert, health, happiness and health-being.P.S.Learn how to focus your attention through hypnosis.Download free hypnosis from my website now
