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EricksonianHypnosisMetaphorTraininginNewYork
Ericksonian Hypnosis Metaphors For Positive Change
The
late Milton H. Erickson, considered by many to be the "father" of modern medical
hypnosis and brief strategic psychotherapy.
Milton Erickson was a Psychiatrist who practiced hypnotherapy extensively from
the 1920's until his death in 1987.
The artistry of Milton H. Erickson, M.D. acclaimed for his presentation
of subtle and powerful clinical skills and for Erickson's valuable contribution
to the art of therapeutic communication. Ericksonian
hypnosis is characterized by indirect suggestion, often communicating in
metaphor instead of the more traditional approach to hypnosis which is
authoritarian in nature. Learning to use metaphors in hypnosis with a client,
or for yourself and creating the metaphor that works for a specific problem is the purpose of
this class. Certificate is awarded upon completion of the class and appropriate
homework.
Call today
866-522-5886 to register.
Hypnotherapy assists
you to discover and access your creative, unlimited potential, thereby allowing
for the release of negative or limiting associations and initiate your inner
resources.
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