Hypnosis Course Curriculum Content

HYPNOSIS COURSE NO 201
BASIC HYPNOTHERAPY

• The Mind and Body Connection.
• What is an Altered State of Consciousness?
• Who can achieve Hypnosis & How
• Methods to Induce hypnosis.
• (Auditory, sensory & verbal suggestion techniques)
• Induction techniques for Hypnosis
• Six levels of consciousness
• How to Determine Level & How to use biofeedback techniques
• Inducing Deeper Hypnotic trance (why and how?)
• Techniques for Deepening the hypnosis
• How to awaken from the hypnotic state? (Best techniques)
• How to determine hypnotic suggestibility
• Dangers and what to avoid in using hypnosis
• Why should you always use positive suggestion
• How to use suggestion for direct symptom removal
• Class Demonstrations & Class Exercises

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HYPNOSIS COURSE NO 202
INTERMEDIATE HYPNOTHERAPY
(SELF HYPNOSIS)

• Working with your own Mind and Body
• Why work with hypnosis (How and why hypnosis can help)
• Edgar Cayce and hypnosis
• Six different Induction Techniques for self induction of Hypnosis
• What can be accomplished at various levels of consciousness
• How to Determine (depth) level of self hypnosis
• Recognize the subtle forms of hypnotism in everyday life.
• Inducing Deeper State of self hypnosis (Alpha to Theta)
• Brain Physiology & Brain wave analysisin hypnosis
• What are hypnotic suggestions?
• The Different Types of Hypnotic Suggestion
• How to create effective hypnotic suggestions
• What to avoid in Hypnotic suggestions and why?
• Why positive suggestion is so much more powerful
• Using self hypnosis to release blocks, fears and causes.
• Make your own self-hypnosis tapes or CDs (verbal and subliminal)
• Class demonstrations & Class Exercises

copyright 1989, 1994, 1996, 2005 The PATH Foundation

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