iGHYP™ – Certified Hypnosis-Hypnotherapy Practitioner

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introductions

Lecture 2: Overview of the Course

Lecture 3: Try This Out

Lecture 4: Why Would You Want to Learn about Hypnosis

Chapter 2: Getting the best out of this and any course

Lecture 1: Cause and Effect

Lecture 2: Responsibility for change and value

Lecture 3: How to extract values from this course

Lecture 4: Activity: Start your daily ritual

Lecture 5: Activity: Commit to yourself

Lecture 6: Find a partner

Chapter 3: Foundational Principals

Lecture 1: What is Hypnosis

Lecture 2: What Hypnosis is not

Lecture 3: Values

Lecture 4: Beliefs

Lecture 5: Article: Simple Definition of Hypnosis

Lecture 6: The Pleasure and Pain Principal

Lecture 7: The benefit of NLP with Hypnosis

Lecture 8: Where to learn NLP

Lecture 9: Towards and away from values

Lecture 10: History of Hypnosis

Lecture 11: The truth about stage Hypnosis

Lecture 12: Brainwashing and Cults

Chapter 4: Suggestion

Lecture 1: How we take in Suggestion

Lecture 2: The law of emotional dominance

Chapter 5: Suggestibility

Lecture 1: The Critical Faculty

Lecture 2: The Human Brain

Lecture 3: The Triune Brain

Lecture 4: Left and Right Brained

Lecture 5: Conditioned Response

Lecture 6: Rapport

Lecture 7: Pacing and Leading

Lecture 8: The power of the yes set

Lecture 9: Metaphor

Lecture 10: Metaphor Design

Lecture 11: The power intonation and meaning

Lecture 12: Utilisation

Lecture 13: Hypnotic History – Milton H Erickson

Chapter 6: Types of Clients

Lecture 1: Analytical and Non-Analytical

Lecture 2: Matchers and Mismatchers

Lecture 3: Inferential Vs Literal

Lecture 4: Inductive thought Patterns

Chapter 7: Suggestibility Tests for Analytical Bias

Lecture 1: Finger Exercise

Lecture 2: Postural Sway

Lecture 3: Article: Suggestibility Tests

Chapter 8: Hypnosis Myth and Mystery

Lecture 1: MK Ultra

Lecture 2: Hypnosis Myths

Chapter 9: Your Unconscious Mind

Lecture 1: The Conscious Mind

Lecture 2: The Unconscious Mind

Lecture 3: Transderivational Search

Chapter 10: Prime Directives of the Unconscious Mind

Lecture 1: Stores All Memories

Lecture 2: Organises All Memories

Lecture 3: May Repress Memories

Lecture 4: Presents Repressed Memories for Resolution

Lecture 5: May Keep Repressed Memories Repressed for Protection

Lecture 6: Runs the Body

Lecture 7: Preserves the Body

Lecture 8: Is a Highly Moral Being

Lecture 9: Needs Clear Instructions to Follow

Lecture 10: Controls and Maintains Perceptions

Lecture 11: Generates Stores and Distributes Energy

Lecture 12: Maintains and Generates New Habits

Lecture 13: Needs Repetition Until A New Habit Is Installed

Lecture 14: Unconscious Mind Is Conditioned To Seek Out More

Lecture 15: Works Best As A Whole Integrated Unit

Lecture 16: Unconscious Mind Is Symbolic

Lecture 17: Takes Everything Personally

Lecture 18: Does Not Process Negatives

Lecture 19: Is The Domain Of The Emotions

Lecture 20: Works On The Path Of Least Resistance

Chapter 11: The History of Hypnosis

Lecture 1: Egyptian Sleep Temples

Lecture 2: Mesmer's Animal Magnetism

Lecture 3: Greatrakes the great Irish Stroker

Lecture 4: James Braid

Chapter 12: Stages of Hypnosis

Lecture 1: Brain Waves

Lecture 2: The 6 Stages of Hypnosis

Chapter 13: Before You Attempt Hypnosis

Lecture 1: Personal History

Lecture 2: When to and when not to use hypnosis

Lecture 3: Dealing with resistant clients

Lecture 4: Get your Hypno voice on

Lecture 5: Rhythmic Delivery Exercise

Lecture 6: Preparation for trance

Lecture 7: Abreactions

Lecture 8: Contraindications for Hypnosis

Chapter 14: Ideo Motor Response and the Pendulum

Lecture 1: Ideo Motor Response

Lecture 2: Affecting change with the Pendulum

Lecture 3: How to use the Pendulum