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3-Day Intensive Training Institute
Pre-Conference
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Monday December 4
9:00 - 12:00 PM, 3:00 - 6:00 PM
Tuesday December 5
9:00 - 12:00 PM, 3:00 - 6:00 PM
Wednesday December 6
8:30 - 11:30 AM, 1:30 - 4:30 PM |
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Ericksonian Hypnosis: An Inclusive, Permissive Approach to Mind/Body Healing
Bill O'Hanlon, MS, LMFT |
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Bill O'Hanlon a former
student of Milton Erickson, will present clear, simple
methods of mastering the hypnotic process. The permissive
nature of Ericksonian Hypnosis ensures that it can be used
with a broad range of people, even those who have been
resistant to other approaches or who are afraid of losing
control. Participants must have professional training in a
health-related field and are limited to the following: MD,
DDS, Phd (with Psychology as a major form of study) or
doctoral student in one of the above, Master's level
counseling or psychology, MFCCs, MSWs, and RNs. Completion
of this course fulfills the prerequisite in the On-Line
e-Training Ericksonian Hypnosis Institute.
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| DAY ONE |
The Art of Trance Induction: Permission, Inclusion and
Evocation
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The crucial importance of individualizing inductions to
maximize success. |
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Seven elements of powerful trance induction. |
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Four state-of-the-art ways to deepen trance and get a
greater response. |
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How to ensure your patient will come out of a trance. |
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Four state-of-the-art ways to deepen trance and get a
greater response. |
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How to overcome resistance and fear of hypnosis. |
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DAY TWO |
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How to Use Hypnosis to Create Clinical Results |
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The contraindications of hypnosis and trancework. |
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Eleven strategies for pain control. |
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Hypnotic interventions for treating somatic problems like
bed-wetting, impotence, phantom limb pain, and tinnitus.
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Effective hypnotic strategies for smoking cessation. |
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How to generate effective hypnotic interventions for any
presenting problem. |
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How to incorporate metaphor into hypnosis to increase
effectiveness. |
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How to carry on the change process through post-hypnotic
procedures. |
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DAY THREE |
| Hypnosis with Special Clinical Issues |
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An elegant alternative to catharsis and abreaction for
treating trauma. |
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How to do brief, respectful therapy with trauma and shame. |
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Why hypnosis is especially useful in the treatment of
anxiety and phobias. |
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Special considerations for using hypnosis with borderline
patients. |
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Successful strategies for using hypnosis with surgery,
chemotherapy, and other invasive procedures. |
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Practical approaches for using hypnosis with childbirth. |
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How to develop your courage and confidence in using
hypnosis in your practice |
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Ethical considerations in the use of hypnosis. |
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