How do you dissociate using hypnosis?

Sorry for asking this silly question. I have no idea of hypnosis, but I am asking this because hypnosis seems to be a good tool for dissociation.

When I teach my 17 months old son, I point to a picture of dog and say the word "dog". He learns - and after a few times when I just point to the picture he says "dog". Now, when I point to a picture of elephant he says "ganu" - which he has learnt wrongly from someone else. Can I teach him to forget this word so that when I will point to the picture he will not know what it is ( i.e. without reassociting the picture with the word "elephant"). Could you teach me how to do this hypnotically or nonhypnotically?

Thanking you.
Chayan Das.

Replies:

Re:How do you dissociate using hypnosis?, by Steve Lankton, 02/21/04 More Active "Therapy"…, by C. Das, 02/25/04 Re:More Active , by Steve Lankton, 02/26/04 Dissociation During Induction, by C. Das, 04/11/04 Re:Dissociation During Induction, by Steve Lankton, 04/16/04 Suggestibility!, by C. Das, 05/22/04

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