Jonathan D. Fast – 2-Day Intensive Hypnosis Certificate Workshop, Apply Clinical Hypnosis to

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Jonathan D. Fast – 2-Day Intensive Hypnosis Certificate Workshop, Apply Clinical Hypnosis to

This is what you should see Intensive Certificate Your practice can be transformed by workshops to You can heal anxiety, stress and trauma.

Don’t forget this high-You can earn an impact certificate and then immediately use the following skills in your hypnosis practice:

• Go into self-Hypnosis
• Collaborate with a partner to do a pre-Interview in trance to Find your abilities and assist you in individualizing in Trance
• Induce trance
• Use both direct and indirect suggestion
• Hypnotic phenomena can deepen your trance
• Relaxation and calm can be achieved
• Activate positive unconscious processes
• You can successfully end the trance

Hypnosis can help you tap into your unconscious, which is where the potential lies. to This is your chance to unlock that potential. By working indirectly and unconsciously in hypnosis, you bypass your client’s conscious limitations and enlist resources to You can use your power of self to solve problems that are deeply rooted. You can also use your powerful self-hypnosis techniques for self-Transformation and Self-care.

If you are a newcomer, to You will learn the skills that you need through hypnosis to You can start to use hypnosis in the practice. You can also add new methods to your practice if you’re a seasoned hypnotherapist. to Enhance your work.

You will find the most recent research, case examples, and guided trance experience opportunities. to Work with trance induction, handouts and protocols. This workshop will inform, inspire, and transform!

1. You can determine which clients are most likely to benefit from clinical hypnosis and which ones will not.
2. Involve the client in pre-Trance psychoeducation“the pre-talk”) to Dispel Hypnosis “myths” Maximize treatment effectiveness
3. Four different methods of inducing a state of trance can be used to best utilize a client’s adaptive resources.
4. Three different techniques for deepening trance are available to You can activate the adaptive resources that are not available in lighter trance.
5. Understanding the distinction between Ericksonian unconscious conception and Freudian Freudian is key to understanding clinical hypnosis and how it can facilitate change.
6. Use 12 classic hypnotic phenomena to create clinical interventions.
7. Recognize an abreaction and use it to discover unresolved issues in a client’s past.
8. Age regression is an option to uncover unresolved issues from a client’s past.
9. Use age progression to Assist the client in identifying his or her treatment goals.
10. Utilize proven techniques to Assist the client in coping with pain and/or obtaining anesthesia.
11. Traditional cognitive behavioral therapy can be maximized by controlling suggestability, visual imagery and emotional association during trance.
12. Utilize ideodynamic “anchors” The client can use this information to retrieve particular memories, feelings or behaviors.
13. Teach your client to drive-hypnosis techniques for self-Empowerment and ongoing self-It is best to seek medical attention immediately.

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DAY ONE

Definition Hypnosis

• Is trance a altered state?

The Neurosciences of Hypnosis

• Mirror Neurons and Their Role
• Dissociation & Brain Imaging

When to use hypnosis & when not to

• When to Use guided imagery
• Hypnosis With mandated and oppositional clients

Encourage Trance

• Pre-trance discussion
• Leading & pacing
• The “safe place” Induction
• Three simple scripts
• Natural Unconscious Trance
• Deepening a Trance
• Stopping a trance

Suggestion

• Suggestibility “tests”
• Both direct and indirect suggestions
• Paradoxical suggestions
• Post-Hypnotic suggestion
• Ericksonian utilization

Six Classic Hypnotic Phenomena

• Regression in age
• Future projection
• Amnesia
• Catalepsy
• Dissociation
• Sensory alteration

DAY TWO

Part I: Clinical Applications

• PTSD
• Focused Healing
• Reducing bleeding
• Anxiety
• Phobias
• Management of pain (Migraines).
• Insomnia
• Substance abuse

Part II: Some Variations

• Self Hypnosis
• Combining CBT and hypnosis
• Hypnosis by self
• Hypnosis is possible “tapes” Your clients
• Ideodynamic “tagging”

Small Group Review and Practice

• Trance Induction
• Deepening of Trance
• Suggestion
• Hypnotic suggestion after hypnotic
• Trance-free.

Conclusion

• Principles to Guide your Hypnotherapy
• Final Trance

Limitations and potential risks

• The psychometric dilemma
• Experimental vs. demonstrative
• Potential risks