The purpose of this unit is to provide participants with a basic understanding of the concepts of hypnoanalysis. The hypnoanalytical techniques provide the tools to allow the clinical hypnotherapist to access the client's deeper levels of mind. Therapy can be faster and more effective when these techniques are employed.
The hypnoanalytical techniques are Progression, Regression, Automatic Writing, Ideomotor Questioning, and Dream Therapy (PRAID).
This unit provides the basic concepts that underpin the learning objectives
in the following mini-workshop series in particular:
Progression (CPDHT1P);
Regression (CPDHT1R);
Dream Therapy (CPDHT2DT);
Automatic Writing (CPDHT1AW); and
Ideomotor Questioning (CPDHT2IQ).
It is therefore recommended, that CPDHT1Con be undertaken prior to any of the above mentioned units as it is designed to enhance the learning you gain from them.
If you have any questions or need assistance please contact the Academy between Monday and Friday - 9:00am and 5:00pm on (02) 9415 6500 (international +61 2 9415 6500) or email admin@aahypnosis.com.au
It is recommended that the Mini Unit Concepts of Hypnoanalysis (CPDHT1CON) be undertaken prior to to this Mini Unit as it is designed to enhance the learning you gain from this one.
The purpose of this mini unit is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to understand the use of Progression as a hypnoanalytical technique in a therapeutic environment.
Using Progression within the clinical setting allows you to deal with
clients who have a future perspective. When a client makes a statement like:
"I know I'll be OK in the future" or
"It'll be OK when I'm older" or
"As soon as I leave the job/relationship it'll be fine"
you will have the perfect technique to assist.
If you have any questions or need assistance please contact the Academy between Monday and Friday - 9:00am and 5:00pm on (02) 9415 6500 (international +61 2 9415 6500) or email admin@aahypnosis.com.au
It is recommended that the Mini Unit Concepts of Hypnoanalysis (CPDHT1CON) be undertaken prior to this Mini Unit as it is designed to enhance the learning you gain from this one.
The purpose of this unit is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to understand the use of Regression as a hypnoanalytical technique in a therapeutic environment.
Using Regression within the clinical setting allows the therapist to deal with clients who dwell in the past. It provides the tools to help clients understand their traumatic incidents. Therapeutically this can be very beneficial however CAUTION must be used.
Incorrect use of this technique can re-traumatise clients.
A powerful technique that needs to be used wisely.
If you have any questions or need assistance please contact the Academy between Monday and Friday - 9:00am and 5:00pm on (02) 9415 6500 (international +61 2 9415 6500) or email admin@aahypnosis.com.au
It is recommended that the Mini Unit Concepts of Hypnoanalysis (CPDHT1CON) be undertaken prior to this Mini Unit as it is designed to enhance the learning you gain from this one.
Automatic Writing (also known as Automatic Drawing) is a simple technique which has immense potency within the therapy room. It can be used to help uncover the cause of an issue or to resolve the issue itself.
This powerful technique is especially useful with clients who like to write or draw.
An understanding of Automatic Writing is a great inclusion in your "skills" tool kit.
If you have any questions or need assistance please contact the Academy between Monday and Friday - 9:00am and 5:00pm on (02) 9415 6500 (international +61 2 9415 6500) or email admin@aahypnosis.com.au
It is recommended that the Mini Unit Concepts of Hypnoanalysis (CPDHT1CON) be undertaken prior to this Mini Unit as it is designed to enhance the learning you gain from this one.
Ideomotor Questioning is one of the most direct and effective techniques to bring about change in your client. It is so versatile it can be used to find the cause of an issue, resolve it and make behavioural changes.The purpose of this mini lecture is to provide participants with an understanding of how to use Ideomotor Questioning as an analytical tool, for symptom removal or to improved/institute a desired behaviour.
If you have any questions or need assistance please contact
the Academy between Monday and Friday - 9:00am and 5:00pm on (02) 9415 6500
(international +61 2 9415 6500) or email admin@aahypnosis.com.au
It is recommended that the Mini Unit Concepts of Hypnoanalysis (CPDHT1CON) be undertaken prior to this Mini Unit as it is designed to enhance the learning you gain from this one.
The purpose of this mini unit is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to understand the use of Dream Therapy as a hypnoanalytical technique in a therapeutic environment.
Biologically everybody dreams and an understanding of this technique allows the clinical hypnotherapist to use this everyday occurrence for clinical gain.
This technique gives the clinical hypnotherapist a mechanism by which they can use the dream state as a clinical intervention mechanism to uncover and resolve their client’s issues.
If you have any questions or need assistance please contact the Academy
between Monday and Friday - 9:00am and 5:00pm on (02) 9415 6500 (international
+61 2 9415 6500) or email admin@aahypnosis.com.au
The Hypnotic Empty Chair (HEC) has been developed from the well known psychotherapy technique Gestalt Empty Chair.
HEC is incredibly useful for clients who want to understand why they are behaving is a particular way. Using the HEC can give the clinical hypnotherapist a foundation on which to use other hypnoanalytical techniques such as PRAID (Progression, Regression, Automatic Writing or Dream Therapy).
When the HEC is used the clinical hypnotherapist can customise suggestions to meet their client's exact needs.
This is a must have in your toolbox of techniques.
The purpose of this mini unit is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to understand usage of Hypnotic Empty Chair in a therapeutic environment.
If you have any questions or need assistance please contact the Academy between Monday and Friday - 9:00am and 5:00pm on (02) 9415 6500 (international +61 2 9415 6500) or email admin@aahypnosis.com.au
One of the mainstays of a health professional is their communication with other health professionals. This unit provides a guide into improving professional communication between Clinical Hypnotherapists and General Practitioner (GP).
The unit provides an overview of the reasons for writing to General Practitioners and your client's primary health carers.
Topics include: Professional Communications, What to write, When to write, Mandatory Reporting, Privacy, Permissions, Intake Forms, Response to GP referrals, Writing to non-referred client's health practitioners and other information to provide with your letters (Services Available and Referral forms).
The unit provides examples of an Intake form, Letters, Services Available and Referral forms.
If you have any questions or need assistance please contact the Academy between Monday and Friday - 9:00am and 5:00pm on (02) 9415 6500 (international +61 2 9415 6500) or email admin@aahypnosis.com.au
Within this unit there are brief examples and excerpt(s) from actual client's consultations demonstrating Script Customisation concepts and principles.
Aim:- Listening skills; and
- Customisation skills
Learning Outcomes:
- Identify required listening skills;
- Recognise important aspects of client’s presentation;
- Identify client’s specific needs;
- Recognise the range of techniques based upon client’s presentation.