Three-day hypnosis development module

Three-day hypnosis development module integrating three key areas

Take your hypnosis to the next level.

• metaphors
• anxiety management
• regression

Metaphors

All language is metaphoric, it is much more than embedding stories in hypnotic scripts. The aim of this day is to identify and design metaphors for change already present in your client's language which are an expression of their current belief/behaviour.

“A metaphor is understanding something in terms of something else” – George Lakoff 

“Metaphor mediates the interface between the conscious and unconscious mind” – David Grove

You will learn:

• both conscious and unconscious (subconscious) applications to enable lasting change
• four key elements to metaphor construction
• isomorphic and homomorphic metaphor

Anxiety management

Anxiety is a natural process (fight-or-flight) that is designed to drive us away from perceived danger; it can be seen as a battle between the conscious logical mind and the unconscious mind.

This day will look at:

• The wounded self – early unresolved emotional injuries.
• The structure of anxiety and the function of the amygdala.
• Sensory-based information and the reticular activating system.
• The map is not the territory – signs are for the locals.
• Phobias, social anxiety, generalised anxiety disorder.
• Negative self-hypnosis.
• Relaxation and self-hypnosis.

We will build on the metaphor day to teach remapping of thoughts and behaviours that will enable you and your clients to gain control of the state they want to be in.

Regression

The focus will be on current life regression, not past life regression and will include:

• deep trance identification
• the wounded self – early unresolved emotional injuries
• affect bridge
• analytical hypnosis
• application of timelines
• hypno-coaching

This will connect to the previous two days to build a holistic skills package enabling greater flexibility in client change work.

What does it cost? The days are £100 each or £250 to attend the three-day module.

Dates: 17th to 19th May 2024