Jeremy Smith
El Campello
Alicante
Spain
(0034)
691 111 917 |
Being able to offer hypnotherapy is a
wonderful gift. It not only brings help to those around you
but it also brings about improvements in your own life as
well. One well known hypnotherapist has been quoted as
wishing that it was a subject taught at school. Many people
have asked how they might learn hypnosis and hypnotherapy
and until now I have pointed them in the direction of
schools, mainly in the UK. But as a trained teacher
and university lecturer, I have long held the idea of
offering short courses to a few people on how to use
hypnotherapy both to help others and to help themselves and
courses are held subject to demand.
Larning how to
hypnotise someone is not of much use unless you learn how to
use the tool for good so the courses start with topics
including some psychiatry or "how the mind works" and other
vital material before you learn how to actually perform
hypnotherapy. The courses are light hearted but serious,
there are no "stage show" tricks or anything of that nature
and there are full course notes to take away with you. The
courses are also practical so at the end you will have
carried out several hypnosis sessions and also will have
been hypnotised several times - it’s one of the most
relaxing experiences you might ever receive.
Courses are held in El
Campello and Busot and last 2 full days and are aimed
squarely at people who wish to improve their own lives as
well as the lives of people around them
Course topics include (among other subjects):
- How we perceive the world and why
things can go wrong with this perception
- Meditation - why it's essential for a
well functioning mind
- Applications of hypnotherapy
- The power of suggestion
- Techniques for generating trust
- Consciousness Suspension
- Inducing Hypnosis
- Subliminal suggestion
- Post hypnotic suggestion
If you would like to take the
opportunity to enhance your life in this way, then
please complete the simple form below. You are not
committing yourself in any way at this stage, simply
expressing an interest.
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