Foundation Certificate in Evidence-Based Hypnotherapy

Course Venue: Jurys Inn, Central Croydon, South London
(15 minutes from London Bridge and Victoria)

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Course Overview

This seven-day course can either be taken as the first stage of our Diploma in Cognitive Behavioural Hypnotherapy, or as a standalone course for those interested in learning basic skills in hypnotherapy. This course is well balanced with theory and practical exercises, and provides a relaxed and supportive environment in which to learn. Our trainers are very experienced hypnotherapists, and are passionate about their subject. Click here to request a prospectus or to make an enquiry.

Who Should Attend?

You are not required to have any previous training in therapy to enrol on this course, as it is an introductory level training. However, it is very popular with counsellors, psychotherapists, psychologists, life-coaches and complementary therapists, interested in adding hypnosis to their existing skills.

This course is also ideal for anyone interested in learning basic hypnotherapy skills for personal development.

This course forms the first stage of our full diploma training so is the first step for those interested in training to become a professional hypnotherapist.

Course Content and Dates

This course is mainly focused on basic hypnotherapy assessment, hypnotic induction, and the use of suggestion; it presents a rounded basic training in traditional hypnotherapy.

2012

11th – 17th February
7th – 13th July

Assessment

On completion of the course, students are required to complete a series of assessment questions via our online assessment module, and this is completed from home. A certificate will then be awarded by the college.

Accreditation

The full diploma (of which this course forms the first stage), is accredited by HS, GHR and REBHP. Click here for details.

As a standalone course, it is approved by the British Psychological Society’s Learning Centre, for the purposes of continuing professional development (CPD).

Entry Requirements

Students must be aged 18 or over.
Students should have no history of criminal convictions or sanctions by professional organisations which might reflect upon their suitability to practice as a therapist.
Students should be sufficiently fluent in spoken English to engage with English-speaking clients.
Students must be in suitable mental health for training, e.g., without a history of psychotic symptoms or current mental health problems.