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Unit number: HYP
266
Unit title: Further
Hypnosis Techniques for Youth and Adults
Credit value: 3 credits
Description: This course presents a comprehensive set of flexible script-based hypnotherapeutic techniques using hypnotherapy transform the problems and lives of adults and youths. This collection of techniques is a key addition to the repertoire of the hypnotherapist. Some transpersonal scripts are included (e.g.past life regression). This series of scripts and techniques continues and complements the ones presented in unit HYP 265. The scripts, which can be adapted as required for each situation or used as a basis for creating unique sets of suggestions, include procedures for affirmations, inductions, ideomotor (finger signal) techniques, regression induction, releasing the past, abuse, addictions, anxiety, sport, depression/grief/loss, habits, learning, performance anxiety, illness, relationships, self-confidence, tobacco, weight, miscellaneous tips, stories and metaphors.
Prerequisite: A basic grounding in hypnotherapeutic inductions and techniques. Prior study of HYP 265 is strongly preferred especially for those who are working with children and young adults.
Key textbook: Morrill, Del Hunter. Great Escapes Vol . III : 113 Additional Scripts for Assisting Adults and Youth. Tacoma, Washington: New Beginnings Publishing, 2001. (This text is distributed in 2 parts, Part One and Part Two).
These books may be ordered from the publisher at www.hypnocenter.com
Comments:
This unit is not in itself a training or qualification in hypnotherapy.
Amendments may be made to the details and provision of units at any time.
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