Hypnotherapy

This Hypnotherapy course is designed for Licensed professionals seeking to add Hypnotherapy to their tools and techniques. 

Hypnosis has been practiced since the times of the sleeping temples in ancient Egypt and Greece. The use of visualization, imagination and suggestions seems to have been used by many cultures and religions through time and to be as old as mankind. 

Today, Hypnosis has been recognized as an approved method for applications in medical and Dental practice by the AMA, (American Medical Association), since 1958 and the tittle Hypnotherapist is listed in the Dictionary of Occupational Titles published by the U.S Department of labor since 1975. 

Hypnosis and hypnotherapy have become highly respected and sought after to alleviate several conditions, reframe negative patterns of conduct, manage habits, and relieve stress using the vast resources of the subconscious mind.

This 70 plus hours course  consists of 50 hours of online live lectures, independent homework, reading and practice and it provides 50  CE's hours. 

It is designed for licensed professionals: Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists, Psychologists, Social workers,  Nurses,and  Licensed Professional Counselors/Licensed Mental health Counselors. After completions  you will be able to add hypnosis and hypnotherapy to your ongoing practice. We will explore the history of hypnosis, how to induce trance, recognize depth in trance, how to build and deliver suggestions, understand the role of the conscious and the unconscious mind amongst other topics. 

This is an online live course with limited acces to  in person participants due to social distance  protocols. 

+++To register for this course you must provide proof of valid active license for the coverred practices:  Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists, Psychologists, Social workers,  Nurses,and  Licensed Professional Counselors/Licensed Mental health Counselors

Regular Price $2,100     Early Bird Until March 5th  $1,700

For Early Bird discount use code Hypno400 at checkout.

Cancellations/refunds:

Up to two weeks prior to the start date: 75% reimbursement

Between 2 and 1 week prior to the start day: 50% reimbursement

1 week or less prior to the start date: No reimbursement

Topic/Subject Clock Hours

Mon April 6th 6 pm to 9 pm 

50/101 Introduction 0.5 Hour

50/102 History of Hypnosis 1 Hour

50/103 Hypnosis definition, myths and facts 1 Hour

50/104 Hypnotherapy 0.5 hour

Wed April 7th    6 pm to 9 pm 

50/104 Hypnotherapy 0.5 Hour

50/105 Building Rapport - Communication 2.5 Hours 

Thu April 8th    6 pm to 9 pm 

50/106 Conscious and Subconscious / Physiological 2 Hours 

50/107 Depth of Hypnotic State   2 Hours 

Fri April 9th    6 pm to 9 pm 

50/107 Depth of Hypnotic State  2 Hours 

50/108 Inducing Hypnotic state  1 Hour

Mon April 19th    6 pm to 9 pm 

50/108 Inducing Hypnotic state  2 Hours 

50/109 Deepening techniques  1 Hour 

Wed April 21    6 pm to 9 pm 

50/109 Deepening techniques  1 Hour

50/110 Building and delivering effective suggestions 2 Hours

Thu April 22nd    6 pm to 9 pm 

50/110 Building and delivering effective suggestions 3 Hours

Fri April 23    6 pm to 9 pm 

50/111 Suggestibility tests 2 Hours

50/112 Fractionation  0.5 Hour

50/113 Compounding  0.5 Hour 

Sat April 24th   10 am to 3 pm  

50/210 Practice  5 Hour

Mon May 3rd    6 pm to 9 pm 

50/114 Abreactions  0.5 Hour

50/115 Emergence  0.5 Hour

50/201 Gestalt  0.5 Hour

50/202 Outline of a session 1.5 Hours

Wed May 5th     6pm to 9 pm 

50/202 Outline of a session 0.5 Hour

50/203 Regressions  2 Hours

50/204 Parts Therapy (Gil Boyne-Tebbets)  0.5 Hour

Thu May 6th   6 pm to 9 pm 

50/204 Parts Therapy (Gil Boyne-Tebbets)  2.5 Hours 

50/205 Forgiveness 0.5 Hour

Fri May 7th    6 pm to 9pm 

50/205 Forgiveness 1.5 Hours

50/206 Opening a practice 1.5 Hours

Mon May 17th    6 pm to 9 pm 

50/207 Florida law and hypnosis 0.5 Hour

50/208 Scripts (Building and samples) 2.5 Hour

Sat May 22nd    10 am to 5 pm 

50/209 Sensitivity Training 1 Hour

50/210 Practice  + Final Exam 5 Hours

 At the conclusion of this program the participants will be better able to: 

• During the introduction, the participant will be able to identify the goals and contents of the course and to describe their expectations. 
• List  and identify the most influential names and schools of thought in the  history of hypnosis and hypnotherapy from ancient times to date. 
• Describe  what hypnosis is based on basic hypnosis techniques, identify the  differences between myths and facts about hypnosis. 
• Identify  and describe the difference between hypnosis and hypnotherapy.
•  Identify and determine three different types of clients: refractory, good, and skeptic and  determine whether a directive or permissive communication style would be most effective. 
• Describe the 3 different levels of the mind as it pertains to hypnosis: conscious,   subconscious/unconscious, superconscious/collective unconscious and  explain their different roles and activities. 
• Select,  compare, and utilize the different levels of depth achievable during the hypnotic trance. 
• Demonstrate  3 different inductions techniques.
• Describe  and apply at least 3 deepening strategies based on basic hypnosis  techniques.
• Use  objectives as stated by the client and apply the five principles for  developing effective suggestions to prepare direct suggestions based on  the objectives stated by the client.
• Create  effective suggestions for use during sessions. 
• Identify  and apply 3 suggestibility tests to assess a client’s ability to respond.
• Describe the difference between authoritarian and permissive styles. 
• Demonstrate  the use of fractionation as it relates to hypnosis. 
• Identify  abreaction and demonstrate the appropriate response from the practitioner  side. 
• Identify  how to increase the effective of suggestion by compounding suggestions.
• Identify  abreaction and demonstrate the appropriate response expected from the hypnotist.
• Explain  the importance of emergence after a hypnotic trance and explain how it is  done.
• Describe  the Gestalt theory which emphasizes that the whole of anything is greater  than its parts. 
• Demonstrate  the different steps of a session: Pretalk, induction, delivery of    suggestions, deepening, emergence, and post talk based on basic hypnosis techniques.
• Identify the hypnotic contract. 
• Identify and apply 3 different regression methods. 
• Identify  a client’s presenting issues for use of regressions and demonstrate the  regression applying the techniques learned. 
• Identify a client’s presenting issues for use of regressions and demonstrate the  regression-based or assess when a presenting issue can benefit from the practice of forgiveness based on compassionate listening.
• Demonstrate  at least 2 forgiveness interventions.
• Prepare and plan to open a practice. Identify needs and best practices to run a  successful practice. 
• Identify the laws pertaining to the professional use of hypnosis and hypnotherapy  in the State within which the student resides or intend to practice based  on the laws of the State and County.
• Write and create an induction script for progressive relaxation. 
• Discuss the importance of being sensitive to others and to the dynamics of group interactions.
• Prepare  at least 3 group hypnosis suggestions based on participants goals and  demonstrate delivery through group induction, delivery of suggestion,  emergence, and post talk based on basic hypnosis.
• Apply  the use of ideomotor responses as a form of alternative communication  responses with at least 1 client. 
• Identify  and describe objective and subjective signs of hypnosis. 
• Use, apply and demonstrate proficiency with the different Processes and Techniques learned in this course.

This course is designed for:

· Social Workers 

· Psychologists 

· Nurses 

· Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists

· Licensed Professional Counselors/Licensed Mental Health Counselors

 This course offers 50 CE’s and it is an Intermediate level. 

This is an online live course with limited acces to  in person participants due to social distance  protocols.

 Wellness Room Miami training facilities are handicap accessible. Individuals needing special accommodations, please contact: Fernando Arias at: fernando@wellnessroommiami.com  

Phone: (786) 332 3560 

 Continuining Education Credit for this program is awarded by Commonwealth Educational Seminars (CES) for the following professions:

Please note: It is the participant’s responsibility to check with their individual state boards to     verify CE requirements for their state.

Psychologists: Commonwealth Educational Seminars is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for Psychologists. Commonwealth Educational Seminars maintains responsibility for this program and its content. Psychologists completing this program will receive 50.0 hour of continuing education credits.

Social Workers: Commonwealth Educational Seminars (CES) is entitled to award continuing education credit for Social Workers. Please visit CES CE CREDIT to see all states that are covered for Social Workers. CES maintains responsibility for this program and its content. Social Workers completing this program will receive 50.0 clinical hour of continuing education credit.

Licensed Professional Counselors/Licensed Mental Health Counselors: Commonwealth Educational Seminars (CES) is entitled to award continuing education credit for Licensed Professional Counselors/Licensed Mental Health Counselors. Please visit CES CE CREDIT to see all states that are covered for LPCs/LMHCs. CES maintains responsibility for this program and its content. LPCs/LMHCs completing this program will receive 50.0 hour of continuing education credit.

Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists: Commonwealth Educational Seminars (CES) is entitled to award continuing education credit for Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists. Please visit CES CE CREDIT to see all states that are covered for LMFTs. CES maintains responsibility for this program and its content. LMFTs completing this program will receive 50.0 hour of continuing education credit.
Nurses: As an American Psychological Association (APA) approved provider, CES programs are accepted by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). These courses can be utilized by nurses to renew their certification and will be accepted by the ANCC. Every state Board of Nursing accepts ANCC approved programs except California and Iowa, however CES is also an approved Continuing Education provider by the California Board of Registered Nursing (Provider # CEP15567) which is also accepted by the Iowa Board of Nursing.  ·. For further information about CE’s please contact Commonwealth Educational Seminars, 1 (800) 376-3345, CommonwealthSeminars@gmail.com  

 There is no known commercial support nor conflict of interest for this program.

 Fernando Arias

• Certified Past Life Regression Therapist with Dr Brian Weiss. 

• Certified Hypnotherapist with IMDHA* (International Medical and Dental Hypnotherapy Association)

• Wellness Room Miami is an approved School of Hypnotherapy with the IMDHA in good standing

• Approved Educator with the IMDHA 

• Member of AHHA

• Certified Holistic Wellness Coach 

• Certified Reiki Master and Teacher

• Certified Meditation Teacher and Practitioner

• 30 Years of Corporate Business experience, up to CEO level for large multinational International Transportation and Logistic Companies in different Countries: Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Panama and the USA. 

• Past President of the Holistic Chamber of Commerce Miami Chapter