HYPNO - QUIP

read moreOutcome and Therapist Training & TechniqueThe rationale behind the 'BChaps' (see below) model developed by Dr Joseph Keaney is fully supported by empirical research as outlined in the book What Works for Whom? The ResearchThis research synthesizes a wealth of information on the efficacy of the major models of psychotherapy for commonly encountered mental health problems. Maintaining a judicious balance between empirical considerations and the role of clinical judgement, the review examines how research evidence can be used to improve the structure and planning of services to specific client groups.

read moreNo particular qualifications or prior experience is required in order to study our Professional Practitioner Course. 2 - Payment of 1,000 before the course starts and 2 more payments of 1,000 on month 3 and month 6, saving you 250. 3 - Registration payment of 250 before the course starts & 10 payments of 300 paid on arrival each weekend (Dublin) or 75 paid on arrival at each weekly class (Cork). You will gain an ICHP Certificate in Hypnosis, halfway through the course, on successful completion of the take-home class assignments.

read moreThe ICHP Foundation + Diploma 1 yr, and Advanced Diploma 4 month, programs run once per year and the first class of each of the 2 programmes, commence the beginning of each September and ends in June the following year. To register for any of our 2 programs requires a registration fee of 250 to secure your place. The ICHP Foundation + Diploma, and Advanced Diploma programs run once per year and the first class of each of the 2 programs, commence the beginning of each September and ends in June the following year.

read moreThe Institute of Clinical Hypnotherapy and Psychotherapy have been offering training in Clinical Hypnotherapy & Psychotherapy for over 30 years. The course consists of our under-graduate levels; Foundation, Diploma, Advanced Diploma and ICHP Associate Degree, and our four year Masters programme. The ICHP teach a wide variety of eclectic techniques, both Hypnotherapeutic and Psychotherapeutic, so that the client does not have to adapt to the therapy, rather the therapist can adapt to the client's presenting symptom.

read moreUnlike the television or Hollywood version, hypnosis is simply a state of deep relaxation. In this state the critical factor is set aside and the desired change is instantaneous. Because hypnosis is an altered state of consciousness, or awareness, at no time will you be asleep or unaware of what is going on. You will, however, be likely to feel more relaxed than ever before. A feeling of peace, serenity and well being generally accompany this relaxation. There is a safeguard in hypnosis. Anything suggested to you in hypnosis that is against your morals, beliefs, religion, ethics, wants or desires will simply be rejected by you.