For those of you who are thinking about opening a business, hypnotherapy or otherwise, the most important thing is location, location, location. For some, the general area may be determined by a spouse who may be locked to a specific city or perhaps we have other family commitments. For others, they have significantly more freedom … Continue reading Picking a Practice Location
Month: July 2018
Having an injury can sometimes lead to changes that one would not suspect. Longer term injuries such as a bad car accident can lead to feelings of depression, worthlessness, and could possibly force a career change if the injuries are bad enough. Many people don't expect something this to ever happen in their lives so … Continue reading Life coaching after injuries
Hypnosis, Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Depression Globally, depression drug market is expected to grow from $14.51 Billion (2014) to $16.80 Billion (2020). Researchers are looking into how hypnotherapy, combined with CBT (cognitive behavior therapy) may be used to help patients reduce their levels of depression, anxiety, stress and self-esteem. Both Kellis, E. (2010) and Schreiber, … Continue reading Hypnosis, Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Depression
What do you think of CBT for pain management? This past Friday, I visited a graduate program that I am interested in attending in Atlanta. For those of you not in the know, I am hoping to study the neuropsychology of hypnosis at a doctoral level. Of course a bonus that the coursework would lead … Continue reading Ask a Hypnotist : CBT and pain
Are there any academic (graduate level) programs in Hypnosis? If so what are the best ones? While there are very few specific programs in hypnosis at the graduate level (in fact the only one that really comes to mind is Bournemouth University in the UK, MSc in Hypnosis in Research, Medicine, and Clinical Practice), there are … Continue reading Ask a Hypnotist : Academic Hypnosis Programs