HYPNOSIS FOR MEDICAL EMERGENCIES
Instructor:  Patrick Coleman, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist

     Using spontaneous hypnosis to communicate with the sick and injured to control pain and enhance recovery. 

Why is it that conversation at the scene of a medical emergency can have such a critical effect on the patient? It is because frightened or seriously injured persons spontaneously enter into a hypnotic state of consciousness that makes them acutely responsive to certain kinds of direct or indirect suggestions.  Learn to help your patients control their own autonomic nervous system responses including:  Bleeding - Immune Response - Burn Injury Reaction - Inflammation - Respiratory Functions - Heart Rate - Dermatitis - Pain Response  Blood Pressure.    

     A brief history of Hypnotherapy will be presented and you’ll learn why and how it works. During class, you will watch two DVD's by Dr. Don Jacobs Ph.D. , You will perform passive and aggressive hypnotic inductions, learn to recognize and manage a trance, use suggestibility tests and awakening techniques. As an added benefit, you will learn self-hypnosis and receive your own CD for Relaxation and Focus. 

Who should attend:  Police, fire and emergency response teams. Mental and medical health care professionals.

Date: 2010 - At your convenience - At your location or mine.

Class hours and content designed to fit your CEU requirements.     

For registration call 405-749-4680