Hypnotherapy and Hypnosis Resources

3 Most Effective Ways Hypnosis Brings Restful & Peaceful Sleep to Our Clients [Mini-Masterclass]

Written by Erika Flint, BCH, OB | Dec 12, 2024 10:56:28 PM

 

As we're focusing in on sleep this winter, this one's especially for you aspiring professional hypnotists out there!

In this pre-recorded live hypnosis mini-masterclass, we look at the skills of a professional hypnotist through the lens of sleep, and how you can gain these skills to help your community sleep better (and so much more!).

This video is super informative for anyone considering a professional move into something that is fulfilling and makes a real positive impact. 

Here, we dive into details on our comprehensive hypnosis & hypnotherapy certification training course that teaches you how to become a highly effective professional hypnotist with a thriving business. 

If you have questions about training with us, you'll find answers here!

You'll learn more about how hypnosis works, as well as the top 3 ways in which hypnosis helps our clients get restful and peaceful sleep.

To help our clients make lasting changes with sleep or any other issue, we always work simultaneously on both the subconscious root of the problem, as well as the day-to-day habitual components that keep the problem in place.

So, powerful modern and systematic hypnosis in 1:1 sessions helps  eliminate the root cause of disrupted sleep, while we also empower our clients by teaching simple, powerful hypnotic techniques that reprogram the conscious thinking mind for calm and focus on demand (this is part of my 6 part CALM Sleep Method!)

Building these skills not only allows us to let go into sleep more easily, but also supercharges our ability to access a calmer, more resourceful state at any time. 

Here's to helping more people with the power of hypnosis!

Ready to apply the hypnotic skills for better sleep to your own life?

Join us for our next Applied Hypnosis Training Lab workshop, and give yourself the gift of more restful and restorative sleep.