Day one: Saturday 23 November 4-7pm UK (11am-2pm EST)

Day two: Sunday 24 November 4-7pm UK (11am-2pm EST)

My in-person training for hypnosis has been incredibly well received. This online version allows participants all over the world to learn how to use hypnosis.

Whether you want to relax, play, or make changes to your life (or other's lives), hypnosis can be a powerful tool.

The presenter is a British Society of Clinical Hypnosis registered hypnotherapy practitioner with several year's experience of working with clients. He is also a member of the kink community and has used hypnosis in play.

You will leave the workshop able to:

Hypnotise someone Use hypnosis to relax peopleUse hypnotic suggestions to make changes and to play

This is an interactive, practical workshop. You'll learn the basic hypnosis skills and practice them. You'll play the role of both hypnotist and subject. There will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions and explore this fascinating subject.

Cameras are expected to be on throughout this course, and every participant will try out both the hypnotist and subject positions.

Agenda

Day one: Basics of hypnosis

Hypnosis theoryThe 6 stages of hypnosisHypnosis for relaxationLearn a basic protocol for induction, deepening and awakening

Day two: Doing work in trance

Hypnotic suggestionsFurther inductionsThree metaphorical ways of working

This course is targeted at those who are intrigued by and want to learn hypnosis. You don't have to have had any experience to take part.

This course is not an er0tic hypnosis course, but the skills taught can be used in fun ways. Participants are welcome to share questions and thoughts about any use of hypnosis, from therapeutic benefits to more private uses.

Fully LGBTQ+ and kink aware, but no explicit content.

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