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Intermediate/Advanced Workshop

SPRING WORKSHOP via Zoom May 14 - 15, 2022  

"Hypnosis Pearls Discovered Through Family Practice Cases" - 12 CEU's and credit toward ASCH Certification!

WHEN: May 14 - May 15, 2022 
WHERE: Virtual Workshop via Zoom
CREDITS: 12 CEU's and Credit Toward ASCH Certification

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Joseph ZastrowPresented by Joseph F. Zastrow, MD, FAAFP

Joseph Zastrow, MD, FAAFP, is a medical doctor practicing in Eastern North Carolina.  He integrates clinical hypnosis in the practice of medicine and commonly uses clinical hypnosis to treat addictions and habit control, anxiety disorders, and conversion disorders.  He has served on many ASCH committees, and is a past president of ASCH as well as a past member of the ASCH Board of Trustees.  In addition to being an approved consultant, he has served on the education committee and taught at all ASCH levels.

This 12-hour conference will teach hypnotic techniques through cases from a family practice. It will be interactive, didactic, and technique oriented. Specific topics will include the treatment of needle phobia, IBS, smoking cessation, TMJ/atypical facial pain, hyperhidrosis, PTSD, pain control, Sjogren’s disease, acute burns, obstetric complication, and atypical headaches. Hypnotic techniques will be demonstrated and reinforced through the learner’s experience of the trance technique and when indicated practice. These techniques include age regression, a reverse cigarette technique, breathing technique, hypno- analysis through ideomotor signaling, energy acquisition, internal advisor, surgical preparation, and the use of suggestion creation with script building.

Didactic information will include studies regarding smoking cessation, psychoneuroimmunology as modulated through the gut biome, burn research data, obstetric care data, and neuroimaging associated with specific suggestion.

Program Schedule:

Saturday May 14th
9:00am – 12 noon EDT Hypnoanalysis Section

  • Introduction
  • Rapid trance group example
  • Case of needle phobia with Age regression demonstration and discussion
  • Smoking cessation as a problem to be resolved through hypnoanalysis
  • Break for 10 minutes
  • Cases of TMJ/atypical facial pain with uses of hypnoanalysis and creating metaphoric answers
  • Case of hyperhidrosis with resolution through hypnoanalysis and internal advisor.
  • Lunch Noon -1pm
  • 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm EDT
  • PTSD It is not always what you think
  • Hypnosis group trance using Energy addition
  • Sjogren's disease, hypnosis, and the immune system
  • Evening Break

Sunday May 15th
8:30 AM EDT- 3:30 pm

  • Current topics in IBS: Etiology and whether to use scripts or no scripts.
  • Pain control and neuroimaging: Brain-directed suggestions.
  • Demonstration of hypnosis of techniques used in cases
  • Questions and Answers
  • Lunch for ½ hour
  • Uses of hypnosis for acute burns
  • Obstetric complication of fetal version and review studies on Apgar scores
  • Break for 10 minutes
  • Case of atypical headaches: The weird places hypnosis goes
  • Questions and Answers
  • Adjourn

Learning Objectives:

After taking this workshop participants will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate three history taking skills that include a subconscious viewpoint.
  2. Identify two age regression techniques including a rapid technique.
  3. List two current best practices for the use of hypnosis with IBS.
  4. Explain how smoking cessation is often not habit but a symptom of a relational issue and demonstrate how to correct this.
  5. Describe hyperhidrosis and demonstrate how to employ hypnoanalysis to resolve symptoms.
  6. Recognize that PTSD symptoms may not always be from the direct event.
  7. List two directive pain control techniques based on neuroimaging evidence.

Eligibility

Health professionals holding doctoral degrees in medicine, dentistry, podiatry and psychology, or doctoral or masters degrees in social work, marriage and family therapy, mental health counseling, nursing, or other medical fields, licensed in the state in which they practice; degree graduates receiving documented clinical supervision toward licensing, and graduate students in eligible disciplines with documentation of their student status from the Chairperson of their graduate program. All attendees must have previously taken an ASCH approved Basic Hypnosis course or workshop.

automatically reports to cebrokerContinuing Education Credit

We offer 12 Florida CEU's for licensed psychologists under 490 (Provider #50-774, Exp. 5/24); clinical social workers, mental health counselors, and marriage and family therapists under 491 (Provider #50-774, Exp. 3/23), and all our workshops count toward ASCH certification requirements. We automatically report to CEBroker.

Location:  From the comfort of your home via Zoom

Registration Fees - Discounts for Early Registration

  Before May 1st As of May 1st
FSCH Members $400 $450
FSCH NEW Life Members $200 $250
Non-Members $475 $525
FSCH Graduate Students/Intern Members $300 $350
Graduate Students/Intern Non-Members
(with student documentation)
$375 $425

 Note: if you are a graduate student or intern FSCH member, inquire about the Mutter Scholarship 40% discount.

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