Train to be a hypnotherapist - what's it actually like?

A lot of people are interested in hypnotherapy these days and this has resulted in more people wishing to not only understand the theory behind how Clinical Hypnotherapy works but also having a desire to become Hypnotherapists themselves.

Yet for many, it's still a step into the unknown and therefore I'm pleased that one of my Students (Andy) has written in his blog all about his experience. He attended the first part of my current Intensive Hypnotherapy Training course (fully certified by the GHSC) and you can find out how he has been getting on by clicking below:

Andy Hill - Trainee Hypnotherapist

Virtual Gastric Band Training in Ireland

I am due to visit the Emerald Isle to help train Clinical Hypnotherapists to use my Virtual Gastric Band Technique.

This is being organised by the Hypnotherapy Association of Ireland and all members are invited to attend a FREE intensive one day certified training in the Virtual Gastric Band where you will receive a training manual, all scripts, MP3 recordings and certificate of training and a bonus ‘Build a successful practice’ manual, so you have everything you need to get going immediately. 

Full details are below:

FREE Members Training Day Intensive One Day Virtual Gastric Band Training -

When: Sunday, February 12th

Where: Bewleys Hotel Leopardstown

Time: 9am - 6pm

For further details see: Hypnotherapy Association of Ireland

Virtual Gastric Band Teleseminar

There will be a tele seminar tonight at 11 pm UK / GMT time to answer questions about the virtual gastric band technique.

The Call in Details are:

Enter Access Code - 281358*

Date: Tuesday January 17, 2011 Time: 6 PM Eastern Time - 3 PM Pacific Time - 11PM GMT

International numbers: * Austria - 0820 4000 1552 * Belgium - 070 35 9974 * France - 0826 100 256 * Germany - 01805 00 76 09 * Ireland - 0818 270 021 * Italy - 848 390 156 * Netherlands - 0870 001 920 * Spain - 902 886025 * Switzerland - 0848 560 179 * UK - 0844 58 191 02 * US - 712 432-1600

I hope to hear from as many of you as possible