Hypnosis Training Solutions

What is a clinical hypnotist?

A clinical hypnotist is a skilled and trained professional who, by inducing a trance-like state, helps people use their subconscious mind to change behavioural patterns or ways of thinking. It is important that the client is really wanting to change their negative thoughts, feelings or behaviours in order for the clinical hypnotist be able to help the client.

What does a clinical hypnotist do?

The mind is very powerful, and to one degree or another everyone is susceptible to suggestion; the hypnotist will determine an individual's degree of suggestibility by guiding them through some exercises. Before hypnotizing the client, the clinical hypnotist will discuss in detail the problem that needs to be resolved and the goal that the individual would like to achieve. The clinical hypnotist will also explain what hypnosis is, how the mind will be operating in its subconscious state (or the 'first gear' of the mind), what will be experienced during hypnosis and how it will work to help the individual. Finally, based on the results of the client's suggestibility and the nature of the problem or goal, the clinical hypnotist will induce a hypnotic state. The intervention will become more individualized and have a greater impact if the clinical hypnotist can share in the experience of the client.

Some issues clinical hypnosis can help with:

Anxiety and Stress Management

Grief

Decision Making

Anger Management

Confidence

Stage Fright

Insomnia

Sports Improvement

Smoking

Relaxation Techniques

Weight Loss and Weight Management

Drug & Alcohol Dependence

Increase In Self Esteem

Pain Management

Dental Anxiety

Relationships

Public Speaking

Fear of Flying

Hypnosis can help people with psychological issues or goals, but it is not done by waving a watch or pendulum in the patient’s face and saying “you are getting sleepy” as often seen in old and popular cartoons and films.

Contrary to popular belief, hypnosis does not involve being put in a deep sleep, and the client cannot be forced to do anything that they would not ordinarily do. They remain completely aware of their surroundings and situation. The essential thing is how much they are motivated to make a change, and to stay away from their habit or addiction. Their motivation and eagerness, as well as their relationship with the therapist, are major factors leading to the success of clinical hypnosis

Train to become a Certified Clinical Hypnotist!

Would you enjoy helping others overcome difficulties, profoundly improve their quality of life and enjoy success overcoming addictions and the misery of stress, anxiety and depression?

Would you like to create a fabulous new career for yourself as a Certified ICBCH Clinical Hypnotist?

Would you enjoy working flexible hours developing your own practice, creating a reliable income stream?

Big Horn Wellness is excited to offer several training courses throughout the year!

Jill Lien is a certified ICBCH Trainer with decades of experience working internationally as a Clinical Hypnotist, Hypnotherapist, Life Coach, NLP Practitioner and Health and Wellness coach.