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New course material and hours effective
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Advanced Hypnosis
Objectives:
Required Courses: RHA Course
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A. Objectives:
B. Course Hours:
C. Outline:
Brief History And Definitions Of Hypnosis
Things You Should Not Do
Practice
False Beliefs About Hypnosis
Law Of Will Versus Imagination
Recognition And Classification Of Subjects
Conditions To Recognize In Advance
Abnormal Reactions
Waking Suggestions And Waking Hypnosis
Indirect Uses Of Hypnosis
Areas In Whish Hypnosis Can Be Applied
Have You Ever Been Hypnotized
Bringing Your Subject Out Of Hypnosis
How To Speak To Your Hypnotized Subject
Recommendations For Counting And Other Hypnotic
Patter
What Is Guided Relaxation
Guided Relaxation
Progressive Relaxation For New Subjects
Progressive Relaxation (sitting)
Progressive Relaxation (supine)
Dave Elman's Method
Herbert Flint's Method
Visualization
Some Key Words
Miscellaneous
Suggestibility And Preinduction Exercises
Preinduction Exercis (ideomotor)
Chevreul's Pendulum
Hands Rising And Falling
Contracting Fingers
Lean Back / Come Forward (postural sway)
Hand Clasp
Tools Of Hypnosis
Conditions For Hypnosis
Selecting And Working With Your Subjects
Authoritative And Speed Hypnosis
Another Dave Elman Technique
Dave Elman's Rapid Technique
Dave Elman's Hand Shake Technique
Braidism Method (cataleptic state)
Several Suggestions To Give After Achieving Eye
Closure And Relaxation
Methods For Deepening
Arm Drop Technique
Stock Phrases For Deepening
Posthypnotic Suggestions
Some Posthypnotic "Don'ts"
Hypnotic Suggestions And Somnambulism
Achieving Various Effects
Outline Pattern to Be Followed For Induction
Testing For Depth
Hypnotic Depth Scales
Self-hypnosis
Fantasy Dream Induction
Color Contrast Method By Strokvis
Sichort's Fast Induction Technique
Hypnotizing Refractory Clients
Methods Of Confusion For Induction Of Difficult
Clients
Disguised Methods
Somnambulistic Effects
Automatic Writing And Drawing
Posthypnotic Suggestions to Dream
Regression:
Age
Prebirth
Root Cause
Computer Control Technique
States Beyond Somnambulism
Esdaile State (hypnotic coma)
Catatonic State
Sichort State
Progressive Relaxation For Therapy
Suggestion Scripts For Some Therapies
Self-Esteem
Improve Recall (short)
Improve Recall (long)
Improve Health
Weight Management
Weight Control
Smoking Cessation
Discomfort-free Childbirth
The Hypnotic Seal
Observing Your Client(s)
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Course Hours:
Class Hours: One Hundred Fifty (150)
Independent Self Study Hours: Fifty (50)
Classes meet one weekend a month, for two-ten-hour days, for six months.
Independent self study hours are homework assignments
Exams:
A written, oral and return demonstration exam will follow each of our three segments and
you will need a minimum total score of 70% or higher to pass.
Certification:
Certification by the Institute of Relaxation and the
International Foundation for Medical and Clinical Practitioners will be provided after
successful completion of the entire Advanced Hypnosis course.
Course Tuition:
Tuition for the entire Advanced Hypnosis course is $1,500.00 and can be paid in
installments that are within the scope of the students financial abilities. The student
must submit a payment plan showing a deposit and weekly or monthly installment. The plan
must be signed by a state licensed notary public and approved by the Administrator of the
Institute of Relaxation. The payment plan must be submitted with a deposit within ten days
of students written notification of eligibility to attend. All tuition must be paid in
full in order to receive final certification.
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