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Provided by: Petra Hypnosis IACT Hypnotism Certification CourseTraining, Instruction and Documentation |
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Certificate Program
Provided by Petra Hypnosis
The training meets the IACT's requirement for a minimum of 120 hours of course instruction. The training hours include at least 100 hours of physical classroom attendance. 75% of the coursework is hands on, just like all our Hypnotism Certification courses.
Training hours are cumulative and may include supervised practise, homework, reading assignments, and research.
All students who complete this course will automatically become IACT members, and they should renew this membership yearly by earning 15 CEU ( continuing education unit)points.
The 15 hours of CEUs is a minimum number of hours. There are nine ways practitioners can get these CEUs. They are as follows:
1. Attend the IACT convention.
2. Attend seminars suitable for ongoing education.
3. Attend your local IACT Chapter meetings and you will earn hour for hour of CEUs per meeting; just sign in.
4. Test your knowledge on IACT home-study products.
5. Attend a counseling, nursing, psychology, social work, or occupational therapy class or state-approved school, and send the copy of your manuscript to IACT.
6. Attend CEU seminars that are state approved.
7. Author an article for the Unlimited Human Magazine
8. Teach a course for college or adult education program and send your validation to IACT.
9. Conduct a research project. For this, please contact IACT education committee for details.
Related Awards, Degrees or Certifications: IACT Hypnotherapist Certification, USA
Related Jobs or Careers: Hypnotherapist, Mind Coach, Hypnotist, Complementary Healthcare Consultant, Stress Relief Consultant, Behavioural Therapist, Adj
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IACT Hypnotism Certification Course
MANUAL ONE OUTLINE:
1. Opening Frame/ Defining Hypnosis
2. Real-World Hypnosis Definitions
3. Dictionary Definitions
4. History of Hypnosis and It's Effectiveness
5. Important People and Dates
6. Laws of Suggestion
7. Rules of the Mind
8. Types of Suggestions
9. Keys to Effective Suggestions
10. Pre-Induction Protocol/ Suggestibility Testing
11. 10-STep "I'm in Control" Presentation
12. Suggestibility
13. Suggestibility Tests
- Forward Sway suggestibility test
- Hand Clasp
- Rising and Falling Arms
- Eyelock Test
- Finger Spreading Suggestibility Test
- Pendulum Method
14. Essentials for successful hypnosis
15. Levels of Trance
16. Forms of Hypnotic Induction
-Progressive relaxation induction
- Eye Fixation Induction
- Flower's Blink Method
- Dave Elman Induction
- Arm Drawing Conversion
- Arm Levitation
17. Ways to Create a Hypnotic Induction
18. Various Induction Methods
19. Characteristics of Experienced Subjects
20. Bien's Hypnosis Responsiveness Questionnaire
21. Self-Hypnosis Conditioning
22. Practical Hints for Delivering Suggestions
23. Dynamics of Change
24. Subjective Hypnotic Depth
25. Trance Recognition
26. Hypnotic Deepening Techniques
27. Hypnotic Challenges and Deepening
28. Reactional Hypnosis/ Fractionation
29. Hypnotic Devices
30. Trance Ratificaton
31. Ending the Trance
32. Abreactions
33. Hypnosis with Children
34. Smoking Cessation
35. Programming Scripts
36. Metaphors
37. First Session Outline
38. Four Stages of Programming a client
39. Arranging Hypnosis Sessions
40. Closing Frame
MANUAL TWO OUTLINE
1. Opening Frame
2. Major Styles of Inducing Hypnosis
3. Categories of Experiences by Subjects
4. Hypnosis Beliefs and Definitions
5. Pre-Induction Interview
6. Blame/ Outcome Frames
7. Hypno-Therapeutic Procedures
8. Verbal Reframing
9. Content/ Context Reframes
10. Effective Suggestion
11. Suggestions Regarding Hypnotic Inductions
12. About Speed Inductions
13. Offsetting Client Resistance
14. B. J. Hartman Induction
15. Verbal Involvement Induction
16. Physical Induction
17. Induction Utilizing Loss of Equilibrium
18. Seated Speed Induction
19. Double Binds
20. George Bien Style inductions
21. Induction Protocol
22. Hypnotic Pain Management
23. The Creation of Most Problems
24. Hypersuggestibility
25. Body Syndromes as Diagnostic Aids
26. Systematic Desensitization for Phobias
27. Fast Phobia Relief
28. Basic Therapeutic Schools
29. Erickson's 'Hypno-Psychotherapeutic' Work
30. Ericksonian Hypnotic Utilization
31. Resistances and Defences
32. Dealing with Resistances to Feeling Emotions
33. Word Association Techniques
34. Activation of Parts
35. Parts Work
36. Conference Room Technique
37. The Connection of Feelings
38. Hypnotic Dialogue
39. Possible Challenges during Hypnotic Dialogue
40. Running and Changing the Incident
41. Inner Child Process
42. Bien 17-Step Hypnotherapy Process
43. Closing Frame
1. Opening Frame/ Defining Hypnosis
2. Real-World Hypnosis Definitions
3. Dictionary Definitions
4. History of Hypnosis and It's Effectiveness
5. Important People and Dates
6. Laws of Suggestion
7. Rules of the Mind
8. Types of Suggestions
9. Keys to Effective Suggestions
10. Pre-Induction Protocol/ Suggestibility Testing
11. 10-STep "I'm in Control" Presentation
12. Suggestibility
13. Suggestibility Tests
- Forward Sway suggestibility test
- Hand Clasp
- Rising and Falling Arms
- Eyelock Test
- Finger Spreading Suggestibility Test
- Pendulum Method
14. Essentials for successful hypnosis
15. Levels of Trance
16. Forms of Hypnotic Induction
-Progressive relaxation induction
- Eye Fixation Induction
- Flower's Blink Method
- Dave Elman Induction
- Arm Drawing Conversion
- Arm Levitation
17. Ways to Create a Hypnotic Induction
18. Various Induction Methods
19. Characteristics of Experienced Subjects
20. Bien's Hypnosis Responsiveness Questionnaire
21. Self-Hypnosis Conditioning
22. Practical Hints for Delivering Suggestions
23. Dynamics of Change
24. Subjective Hypnotic Depth
25. Trance Recognition
26. Hypnotic Deepening Techniques
27. Hypnotic Challenges and Deepening
28. Reactional Hypnosis/ Fractionation
29. Hypnotic Devices
30. Trance Ratificaton
31. Ending the Trance
32. Abreactions
33. Hypnosis with Children
34. Smoking Cessation
35. Programming Scripts
36. Metaphors
37. First Session Outline
38. Four Stages of Programming a client
39. Arranging Hypnosis Sessions
40. Closing Frame
MANUAL TWO OUTLINE
1. Opening Frame
2. Major Styles of Inducing Hypnosis
3. Categories of Experiences by Subjects
4. Hypnosis Beliefs and Definitions
5. Pre-Induction Interview
6. Blame/ Outcome Frames
7. Hypno-Therapeutic Procedures
8. Verbal Reframing
9. Content/ Context Reframes
10. Effective Suggestion
11. Suggestions Regarding Hypnotic Inductions
12. About Speed Inductions
13. Offsetting Client Resistance
14. B. J. Hartman Induction
15. Verbal Involvement Induction
16. Physical Induction
17. Induction Utilizing Loss of Equilibrium
18. Seated Speed Induction
19. Double Binds
20. George Bien Style inductions
21. Induction Protocol
22. Hypnotic Pain Management
23. The Creation of Most Problems
24. Hypersuggestibility
25. Body Syndromes as Diagnostic Aids
26. Systematic Desensitization for Phobias
27. Fast Phobia Relief
28. Basic Therapeutic Schools
29. Erickson's 'Hypno-Psychotherapeutic' Work
30. Ericksonian Hypnotic Utilization
31. Resistances and Defences
32. Dealing with Resistances to Feeling Emotions
33. Word Association Techniques
34. Activation of Parts
35. Parts Work
36. Conference Room Technique
37. The Connection of Feelings
38. Hypnotic Dialogue
39. Possible Challenges during Hypnotic Dialogue
40. Running and Changing the Incident
41. Inner Child Process
42. Bien 17-Step Hypnotherapy Process
43. Closing Frame
About The Training Provider: Petra Hypnosis
Petra Hypnosis - Our training facilities are based in Singapore and provide a number of hypnotherapy training courses. We have two centres as follows:
1. Petra Hypnosis & Training Centre Pte Ltd at 2 Pandan Valley, #01-212 Acacia Court, Singapore 597626, and
2. Advanced Institute of Complementary Healthcare at 203-A Goldhill Centre, Thomson Road, Singapore 307638. Thhis facility is next to Novena MRT.
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