Accredited GHSC & ABH Clinical Hypnotherapist and Master Hypnotherapist via Zoom
July 25 - July 30
£995
This event will be available by Direct Video Conferencing as Social Distancing is still in place
Would you like to train to be a Clinical Hypnotherapist?
Hypnotherapy is an amazingly powerful tool that can help you personally and also in your practice.
This intensive module is the final part of our GHSC Accredited Clinical Hypnosis Practitioner. Contact us for full details of the accreditation pathway for GHSC and ABH.
Included within the basic fee, 6-day intensive training module, pre-course preparation paper plus ABH certification.
As a qualified NLP Practitioner, you will already know the power of Milton language, this workshop provides you with many additional processes and approaches that can be applied in numerous ways. For example, to name just a few:
- Smoking cessation
- Weight loss
- Self-esteem
- Confidence building
- Transformational work
- And in conjunction with medical professionals to aid healing and to control pain.
Melody trained in hypnosis over twenty years ago and has since that time trained and worked alongside international Master Hypnosis Trainer, Julie Silverthorn. Training Trances, the book she co-wrote with John Overdurf is considered by many as the leading text for all hypnotherapists.
To apply for this programme please contact Melody direct on melody@gwiznlp.com or via our contact sheet.
Accreditation Pathway
Our Clinical Hypnotherapist Certification pathway provides you with the opportunity to gain Certifications on route to the Fully Accredited Certification with the General Hypnotherapy Standards Council.
Option One
One option is to start by taking our 16 day NLP Practitioner Certification (accredited with ANLP). The ANLP Accredited Certification allows you to start working with clients using NLP.
You would then take our six day Hypnotherapy Module and undertake the necessary supervision and case studies to be awarded the GHSC Certification as a Clinical Hypnotherapist.
So that you can begin working using Hypnotherapy we will award you with an American Board of Hypnotherapy Certification at the end of the six day module.
Option Two
You can take our six day Hypnotherapy Module first. So that you can begin working using Hypnotherapy we will award you with an American Board of Hypnotherapy Certification at the end of the six day module.
You would then take our 16 day NLP Practitioner Certification (accredited with ANLP). The ANLP Accredited Certification allows you to start working with clients using NLP.
You can begin the necessary supervision and case studies to be awarded the GHSC Certification as a Clinical Hypnotherapist while studying for your NLP Practitioner Certification.
Option Three
If you already hold an accredited NLP Practitioner Certification you can apply for Accredited Prior Learning. Please note you would need to ensure you have enough hours of NLP training e.g. a short course would not be sufficient. There may be an option to take additional training days with GWiz to bring your application up to the required number of hours.
You would then take our six day Hypnotherapy Module and undertake the necessary supervision and case studies to be awarded the GHSC Certification as a Clinical Hypnotherapist.
So that you can begin working using Hypnotherapy we will award you with an American Board of Hypnotherapy Certification at the end of the six day module.
Students attending this programme will on successful completion of the assessment elements be eligible to apply for our Hypnosis Trainers programme. This is run in conjunction with our NLP Trainer’s Training and is co-trained with Julie Silverthorn.
Early Bird Rate of £995 available until 25th June 2021 (excludes GHSC Certification)
Full rate £1495 from 26th June 2021 (excludes GHSC Certification)
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