Hypnotherapy Course Syllabus and Curriculum

Educational Content      
              
Introduction:                                      
        Definitions
        Purposes
        Types
            Stage
            Therapeutic
            Auto/Self

History:
        Pre 1700
        1700-1800
        1800-Present

Misconceptions:

Theories and Models:

Mind - Body Connection:

Science of Hypnosis:
               Anatomy
               Physiology
               Principles
               Quality
                    Assessment

Structure:
              Interview
                Goal Setting
                Conditioning
               Trance
               Trance Termination

Therapeutic Suggestion
                 Principles
                 Types
                 Uses

Abreactions and
        Adverse Reactions:
                 Definitions
                 Types
                 Responses and Safeguards
Techniques:
          Guided Imagery
            Relaxation
            Ideomotor Signaling
            Rapid Induction

Integrated Practice:
           Rules and Regulations
           Ethical Guidelines
           Professional Associations
           Health and Wellness
           Adjunctive Therapy
           Sports

Therapeutic Scripts:

Examinations Review:

Facilitative Learning

Literature
             Review/Critique

Demonstration:
             Verbal
             Technical

Clinical Observation

Journal Logging
     And Script Writing

Course Objectives

1.  Understand the history of hypnosis and its current status in health and wellness.

2.  Describe theories and models of hypnosis.

3.  Identify and correct misconceptions regarding hypnosis.

4.  State the ethical and legal guidelines for clinical hypnosis.

5.  Utilize interviewing and screening in determining the appropriateness of hypnosis for a client.

6.  Demonstrate effective preparation of individuals for hypnosis.

7  State the principles and rules of hypnotic induction, deepening, and re-alerting.

8.  Explain how to prevent adverse reactions to hypnosis.

9  Induce, deepen, and terminate a hypnotic trance in an appropriate subject.

10.  Effectively utilize permissive and directive suggestions.

11.  Make use of Ideomotor signaling and communication in hypnotic trance.

Further questions please contact me at

405-749-4680

colemansclinic@gmail.com