Carol Kershaw/Bill Wade – Hypnosis for Trauma and PTSD

Adding more power to your current approach and using clinical hypnotism in your practice will make trauma treatment more effective in a shorter period of time.

It is possible to elicit lasting change in clients with the help of hypnotism. The certificate course draws on the resource-based approach of Ericksonian Tradition as well as modern brain science and neurology to provide you with a step-by-step guide.

Special emphasis will be given to understanding how trauma affects the brain and how hypnosis can be used to alleviate symptoms such as depression, anxiety, panic, insomnia, obsessive-compulsive behavior and difficulty handling anger.

This unique training opportunity can improve both your competence and confidence in resolving trauma using clinical hypnotism.

Drs. Carol Kershaw and Bill Wade will show you how to use hypnotism to help resolve trauma in a video course.

Through case examples, video clips, demonstrations, experiential exercises and hands-on experience, Kershaw and Wade will demystify and simplify hypnosis techniques so you can start using them with your clients immediately.

If you are new to hypnotism, you will learn how to use practical strategies in your practice.

You can add clarity, depth, and innovation to your work if you are an experienced hypnotherapist.

In this certificate training, you will learn what to do.

The essential building blocks should be integrated into clinical practice.

Gain client buy-in by learning how to provide effective psychoeducation that includes the research and science behind hypnotism.

There areeviate symptoms of trauma through focused attention.

Understand the neuroscience of hypnotism to enhance your treatment planning.

Understand how critical differences among attachment categories impact your clients in order to advance your clinical assessment skills.

Learning to use evidence-based mind/body tools and strategies will improve clinical outcomes.

Three simple hypnotic strategies can be used to boost trauma symptom resolution.

Learn how to induce deep hypnotic states to calm your client.

You can prevent your clients from getting stuck by learning to recognize trauma symptoms.

Improve your clients level of functioning and emotional stability with three hypnotic protocols.

Therapeutic strategies for modifying attachment patterns can help clients move forward in clinical treatment. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it You will also learn…

Get it immediately. Hypnotherapy for trauma and post-traumatic stress.

The nervous system is involved in trauma/PTSD.

The impact of trauma on the nervous system. Stress has an impact on the brain. Stephen Porges works with the vagal nerve.

adverse childhood experiences

The trauma was intense and long. The trauma is called developmental trauma. Seizure activity with trauma.

Attachment and trauma.

There are attachment styles. Attachments based on trauma and dissociation. Relationship and attachment.

Neuroscience research on body and mind healing.

Light and innate healing abilities can be found in the body and mind. There are structures in the body that carry information. The release of cellular biophoton.

The impact of long-term stress on the limbic system.

Symptoms of insomnia include anxiety, startle response, panic, obsessive-compulsive patterns, anger. Depression, negative thinking and altered perception of experiences are symptoms of limbic under arousal.

The basics of clinical hypnotism.

There is a definition of hypnotism as a resource activator. There was focused attention and suggestion. The language is incomprehensible. Conversational hypnotism. It is a form of therapy as a form of hypnotism. It’s a form of hypnotism.

Clinical Hypnotherapy can be put to practice.

Simple changes. Mental states are changing. There are strategies to interrupt rumination. There are strategies for anxiety, depression, and calming the nervous system. Experiential exercises are used to practice skills. A demonstration of hypnotism.

There are strategies for dealing with traumatic memory.

Disruption and retrieval. A memory can be moved from short-term to long-term. State- dependent memory and learning.

A state of focused attention is positive or negative.

Symptom formation and removal may be aided by the optical system. Negative thought is eliminated by focusing on nothing.

Post traumatic growth can be supported with simple biofeedback tools.

HRV training is done by heart math. Training for temperature. Breath training and meditation. The skin responds to training.

Common mistakes in talk therapy can make trauma symptoms worse.

There is too much attention to feelings. There is too much focus on the trauma story.

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