foundations in conscious heart hypnotherapy

This program is for practicing Masters level and above clinicians, medical professionals, holistic practitioners, energy workers, and both allopathic and homeopathic professionals who want to incorporate hypnosis and hypnotherapy into their practice. This training satisfies 60 continuing education units accredited through NASW and NBCC

Conscious Heart Hypnotherapy Training is designed for:

• Professional Counselors, Therapists & Mental Health-care providers
• Integrative Medicine Providers, including Doctors, Nurses and family therapists
• Chiropractors, Naturopaths and other holistic healing professionals
• Energy workers, Spiritual advisors and counselors, and more! 

Why Hypnotherapy? 

Imagine having the ability to assist clients in removing conscious and unconscious blocks to creating sustained change! This training allows you the ability to help clients HEAL rather than simply cope with emotional, spiritual, and/or physical challenges in their life!  Significantly reduce/eliminate anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma reaction, stress, and relationship challenges. Deepen your/your clients’ connection to a greater sense of life purpose. Stand out in your field of study/practice!

What You Will Gain:

• A powerful tool to expand the consciousness of the community in which you serve
• Deeper connection with clients and self
• Skills to teach clients how to move beyond coping to healing
• Heart opening and expansion
• A professional clinical tool to facilitate client growth beyond the limitations of traditional therapeutic interventions 
• Ability to empower clients through use of mental, physical, emotional and spiritual transformation tools 

You Will Learn: 

• Ethical use of the natural trance state as a therapeutic tool 
• To understand the subconscious mind and how to effectively work with it
• To understand the mind-body connection and how to therapeutically work with it across disciplines
• The impact of trauma and the efficacy of non-pharmacological interventions in addressing trauma-related issues