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tina
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 Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 3:09 am Post subject: Studying hypnosis |
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I don't think I've ever heard of a Hypnosis major, so my question is- how do hypnotherapists come into being?
Obviously, some 'easy' things are on the internet, but how about more advanced areas? I'm sure there are a lot of books about hypnosis, but is there a 'hypnosis textbook' that most people use? |
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eireann
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I'm sure there are plenty of 'textbooks', or at least books for hypnotists. I've seen "Hypnosis for Dummies" and beginners books, for sure. But is there a special school or something of the sort for hypnotists? Or do they all have to go through a self-education period?  |
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Paddy Landau
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Although it's possible to get training through a mail course, I personally don't believe in doing it that way.
Generally, you train in hypnosis through a hypnotherapy training school. That way, you get hands-on experience.
It helps to have relevant other training, such as NLP or psychology.
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eireann
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| Does it help if you study psychology in college? Also, what are some of the renowned training schools for hypnosis? |
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