These were the foundation of what we now call NLP patterns, and you will learn how to make hypnotherapy far more interactive and exciting and create success even between your client sessions!

These are approaches that process trauma physically rather than intellectually, and the research shows similar approaches can transform trauma.

Through healing approaches from yoga, tai-chi, and other movement-based approaches, you and your clients will learn to know their bodies in a new way and release stress, microtraumas, and emotions on a physical level.

These strategies will help you and your clients develop a deeper understanding of the signals and messages from within the body, leading to a better understanding of emotions and trauma responses.

You will learn how to help client regulate their nervous system using methods of somatic hypnosis. This will help clients gain control over their bodily responses and reduce the impact of stress, anxiety, and trauma.

Understanding the different levels of arousal and how to help clients expand their window of tolerance will be key in helping them regulate their emotions and responses.

These techniques will give you and your clients practical tools for managing stress, anxiety, and other overwhelming emotions in daily life.

You will explore the impact of attachment styles on trauma processing and learn how to work with these dynamics in therapy sessions.

This course will teach you how to seamlessly integrate hypnosis with other therapeutic modalities, such as EMDR or CBT, to create a more comprehensive approach to healing trauma.

These practices teach clients to be present in their bodies and minds, allowing them to connect with their physical and emotional experiences in the moment. This can help reduce stress, increase self-awareness, and promote overall well-being.

You will learn techniques to help clients process and heal from grief, loss, and other difficult emotions related to trauma. These strategies can provide relief and support for those struggling with these challenges.

These techniques help clients break down overwhelming experiences into manageable pieces, allowing them to process and integrate the trauma at a pace that feels safe for them. This approach can prevent re-traumatization and promote healing.

Many clients struggle with traumatic memories that feel overwhelming and unmanageable. Through somatic techniques, you can help them process these memories in a more embodied way, allowing for greater understanding and integration.

Working with trauma can take a toll on therapists as well. This course will also cover self-care practices to help you maintain your own well-being while caring for others. By prioritizing your own self-care, you can better serve your clients from a place of strength and balance.