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Clinical Hypnotherapy Taster course
Welcome and Introduction
Welcome from the Course Director
From Banking Head to NLP Life Coach - Your Tutor's Story
About the NLP Coaching Company and the Founder, Mark Shields (1:54)
National Occupational Standards
Part 1 - Introduction to Hypnotherapy
Introduction to Clinical Hypnotherapy
The Boy That Couldn't Fly
What is Hypnosis?
The role of Hypnotherapy in the healthcare sector & in Complementary healthcare
History of Hypnosis
Researchers of Hypnosis
The Science of Hypnosis
The Neurophysiology theory of Hypnosis
Permissive versus Authoritarian
Direct suggestion versus indirect suggestion
Waking Hypnosis versus Sleeping Hypnosis
How do people go into Hypnosis
What can Hypnosis do?
Post Hypnotic Suggestions
The Four Brainwave states
Scientific studies of Hypnosis and it's actions on the brain
Different ways to carry out Hypnosis
What Hypnosis can do for you and your clients
The Conscious and Subconscious Mind
The difference between Clinical Hypnosis and Stage Hypnosis
The Six levels of the Hypnotic Trance.
Clinical Hypnotherapy Skill Set video (48:37)
Part 2- Understanding your client
Building a Positive relationship with your client
The importance of building Rapport
The Representational Systems
Suggestibility Tests
How will I know that the client is going into hypnosis?
Summary
Part 3 - The Stages of a Hypnosis session
Introduction
The steps Steps of a Hypnotherapy Session
The Importance and Content of the Pre-Talk
How to Hypnotise using progressive relaxation
The Induction (5:02)
Deepening The Trance (9:53)
THE WORK DEMO - SUGGESTIONS / PPF / THE PERFORMANCE REHEARSAL / AFFIRMATIONS (6:00)
POST HYPNOTIC SUGGESTION & AWAKENING (0:44)
Part 4 - Applications for change in your client.
Suggestions
SCRIPT Example 1
SCRIPT Example 2
FEEDBACK ON THE COURSE
How to become a qualified Clinical Hypnotherapist
Researchers of Hypnosis
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