
Guide a full body progressive relaxation, using the voice to relax every area from the scalp and face to the neck, torso, hips, legs, and feet.
Explore suggestibility tests in hypnosis, including heavy book and heavy bucket demonstrations that engage imagination and senses to reveal arm weight differences for group or clinical coaching.
Demonstrates the finger vice test, guiding participants to interlace fingers, imagine string tightening, and resist the pull, while warning against postural sway and limiting contact in clinical settings.
Master eye closure techniques in hypnosis by guiding clients through visual, auditory, and kinesthetic cues, focusing attention, and giving direct eye-closing instructions to deepen relaxation.
Explore motivation in hypnosis as moving from pain toward positive outcomes, using positive scripts and induction techniques to emphasize desired benefits and align with the client’s beliefs.
Explore how time is experienced in the present moment, using hypnosis and timeline therapy to reframe past events, reintegrate the inner child, and empower future change through self hypnosis.
Compare self-hypnosis and meditation by highlighting that both are mind work, but self-hypnosis uses a clear intention and trance, while meditation emphasizes being right now.
This course has been created to take you step by step through the process of learning all you need to know to become a stand alone Hypnosis Practitioner and/or to integrate hypnotherapy into existing coaching or therapeutic business.
Inducing trance, giving suggestions and bringing the client back from trance is not necessarily difficult but like things, the task is made easier by following a system.
Most people can easily achieve a useful state of hypnosis as long as they feel safe and secure. There’s a lot of misleading information and ideas about how hypnosis works and what it can do. In this course you’ll discover how do address these misconceptions by being able to explain clearly to your clients just what hypnosis is and, more importantly what hypnosis isn’t so that they will be ready and willing to allow hypnosis to change their lives.
You’ll also be able to explain the model of the mind with regard to hypnosis and why change without hypnosis can be difficult and challenging.
You will also be able to demonstrate the power of the mind through various short demonstrations that you can use with your clients in your office.
Here you’ll discover the five essential parts of any hypnosis session and be familiar with how to perform them. I have also provided the scripts I used when learning hypnosis for the first time over thirty years ago with the late Michael Joseph who was the de facto leader in hypnosis training in the UK.
You’ll be able to construct and deliver powerful suggestions to help your clients bring about positive and effective change in their lives.
Not only that but you’ll be able to teach them self-hypnosis so that they and you will have tools to reinforce the changework from the session and also be able to apply it to other or all areas of their lives.
Successful changework depends above all on asking the right questions. Your client may be clear on what they’re not happy about but if they knew what to do they wouldn’t be coming to you for a session. By asking and structuring specific and searching questions you’ll know what to suggest to them in hypnosis.
This course can be your first step to learning and utilising the power of hypnosis to help people release unwanted behaviours and limiting beliefs. To rid themselves of unwanted habits and behaviours and how to programme themselves for success in the future.