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Hypnosis4anxiety – Solutions for Anxiety Conference
hypnosis4anxiety
Solutions for Anxiety Conference
You can make a positive difference even with the most anxious clients
Strategies that you can immediately use (you’ll learn many strategies that can make an immediate difference in under 15 minutes)
Learn the most recent research on anxiety to improve your skills and knowledge
You can improve your success rate by adding hypnotic strategies and treatment methods to your current modality.
+ much, much, more…
All presentations can be saved forever. Download or watch online 12.50 continuing education units for See below for Licensed Counselors, Psychologists, Social Workers and Nurses.
All presentations can be viewed online right now and will remain available until the end 2017. There are no set dates. for You can attend this conference at your convenience.
Dr. Carolyn Daitch
Carolyn Daitch Hypnosis and Treatment of Anxiety
This online training aims to provide you with innovative and powerful hypnotic techniques for The management of anxiety disorders. These are techniques that you can immediately share with your clients.
Our solution addresses the universal problem of helping clients accept uncertainty. We also introduce the STOP Solution. The STOP solution can be used to activate the parasympathetic nerve system. You can help clients calm down emotional flooding by showing them how to slow down their anxious reactions. The presentation includes a video from a client sharing her experiences with the interventions.
This is what you’ll learn
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Articulate three components of anxiety and how to work with each succesfully to improve your client’s life.
Identify the role of uncertainty in anxiety
Demonstrate the STOP solution with your clients
Carolyn Daitch, Ph.D. is a psychologist and trainer as well as author and presenter. She is also the Director of the Center for The Treatment of Anxiety Disorders in Farmington Hills (Michigan). She divides her time between clinical practice, supervision and consultation, as well as teaching. She is an acknowledged expert. for Her practical and easy style is a great fit for her.-To-Make sure to implement interventions.
The award was published in 2007 by Dr. Daitch-The winning Affect Regulation Toolbox: Practical Hypnotic Interventions for The Over-W.W. Norton has been praised for its reactive client (W.W. Norton), and it has received worldwide acclaim. Dr. Daitch is also author of Anxiety Disorders of the Go-To Guide for Clients and Therapists, W.W. Norton 2011; and co-author of Anxious In Love: How to Manage Your Anxiety AnxietyNew Harbinger (2012). Reduce Conflict and Reconnect with your Partner. The Road to Calm Workbook is her latest project: Life-The Changing Tools to Stop Runaway Emotions (W.W. Norton In Press).
“Carolyn is an artist who paints and weaves words and images not only effortlessly but also profoundly. Her artistry can be breathtaking.”- Eileen Bond, ASCW
Steve Andreas: Resolving Anxiety You can quickly change its unconscious auditory or kinesthetic process elements.
Anxiety, like many other problems that cause people to seek therapy for, is caused by unconscious processes over the which they have no control. Most treatments are effective despite this. for Anxiety involves confronting old fears, exploring past memories, responding to them, and arguing with the internal voice. To make it more effective, we can easily change the internal unconscious auditory, kinesthetic, and visual processes of anxiety. This process is yours. “go to” Process, a method that can be used to quickly help clients overcome anxiety.
You will learn the following:
It’s a simple, quick step-By-step process that will dramatically change your client’s anxiety for The better (a big promise, it is, but it works).
How to trigger the nonverbal sensory details that the internal voice elicits (this can prevent many anxiety responses from starting).
How to induce and promote change “cascade of kinesthetic feelings” That is the hallmark of anxiety reactions (and without it, the anxiety wouldn’t exist in detail).
You can help your client identify the specific path anxiety takes through their body (or experience it if you prefer), so that they can alter the path to reduce or eliminate anxiety.
Two full demonstrations will be shown of the anxiety-You can eliminate the process so you understand it and can share it with clients immediately.
Avoid the common mistakes made by psychotherapeutic methods that can make anxiety changes hard (or impossible).
Steve Andreas is a leading developer of NLP. Since 1977 when NLP was introduced to the world, he has been studying, training and researching it. He also has been creating new NLP patterns since 1980. He was co-Connirae was his wife and the founder of NLP Comprehensive, Boulder Colorado, in 1979. This institute was among the first to use NLP. He recently published Transforming Negativeself-Talk (2012) and MORE Transorming Negative Selves-Talk (2014) and the Two-Volume set Six Blind Elephants – Understanding Ourselves, and Each Other (2006). He was also the author of Transforming yourself: Becoming Who and What You Want to Be (2002, 2001) and Virginia Satir: Patterns Of Her Magic (1991). He is also the coauthor-Connirae was the co-author of Heart of the Mind (1989), Make Your Mind (1987) and the NLP 24 day Practitioner Certification Training Handbook (1986). His website contains many free articles: http://www.steveandreas.com/
Dr. Dan Short
Dan Short, PhD: Hypnosis for Treatment Anxiety Within the Context of Problem Solving Therapy
Anxiety It is characterized by a disorder of anticipation or dread. This is a way to avoid both known and unknowable threats. It involves doing less and thinking less. It results in a decrease in the possibilities.
Hypnosis is used to induce relaxation, ease of breathing, and a sense of security or safety. Anxiety is characterised by tension, restlessness, shortness of breath, and is often characterized as anxiety. Although hypnosis can provide temporary relief, it doesn’t address the root problem. Sometimes therapy can even be used to avoid the problem. Although it can be helpful to teach clients how to use their own bodies,-Hypnosis can also be used to relax away from the office. There are many more options.
Instead of aiming for symptom removal, Ericksonian- derived problem solving therapy aims to add a greater sense of ability, purpose, and happiness to the client’s life. The goal of Ericksonian problem solving therapy is to empower anxious clients to take on the challenges in their lives and not avoid them. The therapeutic challenges created by Hypnosis reveal previously unknown capabilities. This focuses the client’s attention on what he or she can do. The client will eventually come to appreciate the possibility and increase his sense of ability. for Growth is possible with every problem. This conference will feature two presentations by Dan Short. One includes a demonstration of hypnosis and the other is a recording.-Set up a coaching call.
This is what you’ll learn
Conscious mind strategies are limited for anxiety and how to help expand your client’s self of sense so that anxiety diminishes.
There are many ways to tap into your unconscious resources. These include dreams, laughter, intution and hunches.
How to organize and think about your sessions to be of the greatest help to your clients over the long-term.
What diagnostic categories are most useful and what they aren’t (plus the critical skill of using each client’s uniqueness to effect change).
Dan’s personal evolution as a therapist and Ericksonian (and how it might help you evolve)
Dan Short, PhD is the most well-It is known for Ericksonian and Ericksonian-hypnosis work. He is also the author of Hope and Resiliency. This book has been well received.-It has attracted a large audience. The Transformational Relationships is his most recent book. Dr. Short was a faculty member. for Since 1996, the Ericksonian Congresses. Dr. Short is a private practitioner in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Carol Kershaw and Bill Wade: Brain-Change Exercises and Hypnosis for Anxiety
This workshop is based on neuroscience research and examines cutting-edge strategies. for Taming anxious minds. Drs. Carol Kershaw and Bill Wade draw on years of clinical experience as well as research to explain how the brain works, particularly since it is biased towards worry and anxiety. They go beyond the usual explanations, advice and exercises that are familiar to most therapists and the public, and present the latest information. Clinicians receive new, more efficient tools for Use it with your clients.
This is what you’ll learn
Discuss the evolutionary benefit to the benefit to the brain’s negative bias.
To use cutting-edge brain change tools in psychotherapy (with particular brain-change exercises).
Learn about the most recent research on anxiety, and how to apply it in your client work.
Carol Kershaw, Ed. D. is Co-Director of the Milton H. Erickson Institute of Houston. She is an approved supervisor for AAMFT, which is a member the American Psychological Association and an approved consultant, for American Society of Clinical Hypnosis. She is also a member in good standing of the International Society for Hypnosis. Dr. Kershaw is the author of The Couple’s Hypnotic Dance, (Brunner/Mazel, 1991), also published in Spanish. Dr. Kershaw has delivered lectures and presented workshops at numerous Erickson Congresses as well as annual scientific meetings of ASCH, Evolution of Psychotherapy conference, and AAMFT. She is also invited to present workshops throughout the United States, Canada and South America. A retreat workshop of 5 days is offered each year by Kershaw. for Esalen in Big Sur.
Bill Wade, Ph.D. is the coauthor-The Milton Erickson Institute of Houston Director, has presented workshops at the Erickson Conference, the Annual Scientific Meeting of ASCH and TAMFT as well AAMFT. He has given workshops in the U.S. as well as Europe. Bill’s publishing credits include many articles on hypnosis and was one of the Book Review Editors of the ASCH Journal. He is co-Author of Brain Change Therapy – Clinical Interventions for WW Norton, Self Transformation, 2012
Dr. Rob McNeilly: Treating AnxietyManaging to Healing
Anxiety Each person experiences anxiety differently. This presentation is not about finding the magic bullet that will cure anxiety. It outlines a simple daily approach to dealing with anxiety. It is a respectful way to discover what people like to do and connect them with resources and experiences they don’t know, forgot or aren’t yet familiar with.
Hypnosis adds a fun addition to the conversation about the problem or the solution. Each individual has a bodily experienced experience of their desired outcome. This is how you can find what is missing. for A person who explores what they love to do and connects with the missing. for We can help anxious people to have that experience.
This is what you’ll learn
How to find out with each person what would be most helpful to ease their anxiety.
How to connect each person with this resource.
Connecting resources into the client’s life and into their future to generalize the changes across conetexts.
Dr. Robert McNeilly was a general practitioner in suburban Melbourne for For more than 10 years, he had the honor of learning from Milton Erickson. He was also inspired by Ericksonian Hypnosis. His unique teaching style, writing, and contributions to therapy and learning have been a major part of Erickson’s contribution for more than 30 years. for a ready application into everyday living and are recognised locally, nationally and internationally, including repeated invited presentations at the Milton H Erickson Foundation’s International Congresses in USA since 1980 and workshops in Singapore and Denmark since 1999. Students praise his friendly, approachable manner and his ability to simplify complex issues while keeping their essence.
“Rob, your clear and practical teaching of the solution oriented approach has enabled me to achieve more effective interventions with greater ease …… the techniques are applicable in many different contexts.” – Peter Thorneycroft, Phd.
“Very practical and thought provoking.” – Steve Altabef
“Thank you so much for your sharing of your knowledge and expertise and your presence. I have heard nothing but raves from everyone I have talked to who attended. It was a delight working with you. you made learning and stretching our thinking most enjoyable.” – Paul Zitowitz, ACSW/LCSW
“Thank you, I found this very useful and informative. If you decide to do any more of this type of seminar, please add me to your mailing list.” – Kathleen Loy RN, RM, C.Ht., Sydney, Australia.
Thanks! ! The conference was great and I have already put the information to good use! – Bonnie Goldstone, Clinical Hypnotherapist, Abbotsford, B.C., Canada
Global High Intensity Activity. What Do Somatic Experiencing Practitioners Say? “Anxiety”
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Irene Lyon MSC, Global High Intensity Activation. What do Somatic Experiencing Practitioners call? “Anxiety”
Have you ever heard your clients say these things?
“One moment I’m fine, but then the next my heart is racing and I’m so scared full of anxiety, panic and fear, even though I’m theoretically ‘safe’ – it just doesn’t make sense!?”
If this is a common occurrence in your practice, then it’s important to understand, from a physiological, survival and central nervous system level, what could possibility be sending a person into such high arousal, when there’s no immediate threat or stressor present.
Peter Levine, the founder of Somatic Experiencing and the pioneer of Somatic Experiencing’s, has classified individuals suffering from intense fear or anxiety as people living with Global High Intensity Activation.
GHIA teaches that the individual experiences have little ability to be self-reflective.-Regulate (self)-They can soothe their nervous system. They live in a high level of control and low levels of resilience, which can lead to less than optimal living conditions. for Living life to the fullest.
Clients with this condition have very limited or no ability to distinguish stimuli from their external environment as well as their internal bodily sensations. They will experience all forms of arousal (happiness), anger, fear, surprise, etc. Both frightening and bad.
GHIA is a complex condition. It can be caused by many factors.-High fevers, suffocation or drowning, as well as natal trauma (fetal distress and birth trauma), early surgeries, high fevers and suffocation can all contribute to a general fear-like quality. ‘near-death’ This imprints the organism until nervous system regulation can again be reinstituted-establish.
This is what you’ll learn
Basic survival instincts of fight, flight and freeze, as well as the consequences of them getting stuck “ON” for too long.
What titration and pendulation is, and why it’s an essential first step in working with GHIA.
The promising new field of study at the kidney/adrenal interfacing is why it’s showing promising results for The restoration of nervous system regulation.
Recognizing defensive opportunities is crucial-Your clients should be able to orient their responses so that you are aware of the procedural memories they are trying to delete.-Activate and achieve completion
When working with these clients, we must teach them how to contain their experiences as well as work towards establishing physiological safety – a difficult but essential task, especially since the hallmark of this global intensity is that safety, most likely, never existed.
Irene Lyon, MSC. She is a neuroplasticity specialist and therapeutic coach. Her goal is to help people transform their lives, their businesses, and their lives. She is an expert in mind.-Two degrees are held in exercise and biomedical sciences.
Coaching Calls
Video coaching calls were recorded with each presenter during the conference’s first edition earlier this year. You can access all video coaching calls, and you can also download them.
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Michael Yapko, PhD
“Key Aspects of Treating Anxiety”
You will learn the following:
1) How anxiety in childhood can lead to anxiety and depression in adulthood
2) What differential diagnosis is important: Michael explains four ways to help clients who are both anxious and depressed.
3) The relationship between anxiety and ambiguity in life experience;
4) It is important to address sleep disturbances as they are the most common symptom in anxiety disorders.
5) How coping strategies can increase anxiety or decrease it and why therapists should encourage behavioral activation.
6) How Hypnosis can be used to teach anxiety management skills
Michael D. Yapko PhD, is a pioneer in effective treatment for anxiety and depression. Michael is well-known for Teaching practical and efficient techniques for Making long-Lasting change. He is a teacher worldwide, and has edited 13 books.
Carolyn Daitch, PhD
“Defeating Distress and Distraction: Treating Co-morbid Anxiety Disorders and ADHD”
This workshop will present Dr. Daitch’s comprehensive treatment model that you can use from the very first session of your anxiety client. It also provides techniques you can teach clients to reduce cognitive, behavioral and physiological symptoms associated with anxiety disorders and ADHD.
Learn about the differences and similarities between ADHD and anxiety disorders, and develop a treatment plan. for You will be able to immediately apply hypnosis to your ADHD and comorbid anxieties. This course will allow you to discover the benefits of hypnosis in treating anxiety and ADHD. It will also teach you how to create a simple, effective, and affordable hypnotic protocol. for You can help your clients.
Rob McNeilly
“Looking Past Anxiety: Seeing and Healing The Whole Person.”
Rather than focusing on anxiety as a disease or condition to be diagnosed and managed, Rob invites an exploration, following Milton Erickson’s invitation, with each individual client into
1) What is their personal experience.
2) What is missing for So they can heal and feel OK.
3) How can we help them connect with that experience
4) How to include Hypnosis in this process.
Rob also shares some wonderful stories about his time with Milton Erickson.
Pre-Recorded Panel Discussion
Interview with Michael Yapko and Carolyn Daitch. Conference Organizer Ryan Nagy
This was one of the highest rated products.-We have re-brought a conference call that was rated and it has been rated again for An “encore” Performance for you to enjoy!
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