October 23-26, 2008 Workshop Program
At the Courtyard by Marriott Conference Center, 3435 N. Atlantic Ave., Cocoa Beach, FL 32931
Basic Hypnosis with Applications
Nancy Robbin, MD and Fred Williams, LCSW
14 CEU's available
Complimentary hot breakfast available at the Hampton Inn before class each day
Thursday, October 23, 2008 (7 credit hours) Registration from 7:30-8:00 am
8:00 am Introduction, definition, history, myths and misconceptions; indications and contra-
indications. Presenting hypnosis to the client; steps and levels of hypnosis. Laws and
principles of induction; structure of induction; re-alerting.
NoonLuncheon hosted by FSCH
1-4:00 pmDemonstration of hands-together and eye-fixation induction. Small group practice 1.
Uses of hypnosis for relaxation and stress management
Friday, October 24, 2008 (7 credit hours)
8:00 am Demonstration of reversed arm levitation and relaxation induction. Small group practice 2.
1-4:00 pmUse of hypnosis in medicine. Integration of structure; induction, deepening, suggestion,
re-alerting. Ethical issues and considerations. Summary, questions, evaluations.
Basic Workshop Objectives
After taking this workshop, participants will be able to:
1. define hypnosis, and describe how to present it to a client
2.describe ethical considerations in the use of hypnosis
3.demonstrate the ability to do hypnotic inductions
4.describe contra-indications for using hypnosis
5.use hypnosis for relaxation and stress management
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Intermediate/Advanced Workshop
Hypnotic Recipes for Troubled Lives
A Humanistic Utilization Model for Treatment Planning with Clinical Hypnosis
Rick Voit, Ph.D.
12 CEU's available
Complimentary hot breakfast available at the Hampton Inn before class each day
Saturday, October 25, 2008 (6 credit hours) Registration from 7:30-8:00 am
ve 8-12 noon Theoretical review: The nature of trance, symptoms, resistance and healing
A Foundation for Treatment: Ego Strengthening Interventions
Hypnotic Phenomena and Utilization: Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
NoonLuncheon hosted by FSCH
1-3:00 pmCase Presentation: Film and Discussion
Small Group Exercise: Designing the Hypnotic Recipe
Sunday, October 26 2008 (6 credit hours)
8-12 noonThe Symptoms of Troubled Lives: A Humanistic Model for an Empathic Hypnotic Relationship
-- Embracing Symptoms/Altering Solutions
-- Empowering the Weakened Spirit
-- A Humanistic View of Diagnostics
-- Designing Interventions
1-3:00 pmCase Presentation: Film and Discussion
Small Group Exercise: Humanistic Diagnostics and Hypnotic Recipes
Workshop Objectives
After taking this workshop, participants will be able to:
1. enhance the breadth and depth of trance through naturalistic and humanistic language and rapport.
2. view and diagnose clients in hypnotic terms, by recognizing hypnotic phenomena in everyday and
3. identify symptoms that transcend formal diagnostic categories.
4. plan hypnotic interventions utilizing hypnotic phenomena suggested by symptoms.
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