The programme consists of compulsory core modules and a choice of specialist modules. During the compulsory modules a conceptual model is introduced that is central to all subsequent teaching on the course. Specialist modules address a number of clinical problems relating to psychological therapy, dentistry and medicine.
Some of the specialist modules are restricted to particular professionals. Students should ensure that they select the appropriate modules / programme.
P: Psychologists, Psychiatrists, and other suitably qualified mental health professionals
D: Dentists, dental therapists and suitably qualified dental nurses / dental hygienists
M: Medical doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, chiropractors, osteopaths and other suitably qualified medical professionals
R: Researchers
A: Those working in the Arts
S: Speech therapists
Foundation One8-10 October 2010 (Fri, Sat & Sun) |
Eligibility: All studentsBooking Code: F1 |
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A model of hypnosis (see CPD list above) The nature of hypnosis / self-hypnosis Preparing the client Use of scripts / induction and deepening Hypnotic relaxation techniques (The Special Place) The experience of hypnosis Misconceptions about hypnosis The nature of suggestibility |
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Foundation Two5-7 November 2010 (Fri, Sat & Sun) |
Eligibility: All studentsBooking Code: F2 |
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Reliving / future rehearsal techniques Safe remembering techniques and ego state techniques Hypnosis and forensic issues / memory retrieval issues Basic techniques with children and families Basic techniques for pain management History and theories of hypnosis Ideomotor signals An overview of dissociative and ‘Hidden Observer’ techniques |
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Hypnosis in stress and anxiety management8-9 January 2011 (Sat & Sun) |
Eligibility: P, D, M, ABooking Code: S1 |
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Hypnotic anxiety control techniques The use of hypnotic future rehearsal to consolidate coping strategies Hypnosis and immune functioning Hypnosis in performance anxiety and performance enhancement Hypnosis for stuttering Protocol for stress management training, using hypnosis as an adjunct to CBT |
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Hypnosis and the Arts8-9 January 2011 (Sat & Sun) |
Eligibility: ABooking Code: S1A |
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Students attend S1 with the exception of 'Hypnosis and immune functioning / hypnosis and stuttering', during which time students attend specialist seminars focussing onthe use of hypnosis in the student's particular arts specialism. Students completing F1 & F2 plus S1A will graduate with a Certificate (Level One) in 'Hypnosis in the Arts'. |
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Fundamentals of hypnosis for psychosomatic problems5 February 2011 (Sat) |
Eligibility: P, MBooking Code: S2A |
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Principles for designing hypnotic interventions Hypnotic suggestion and the mind-body link The use of imagery in the treatment of IBS and other psychosomatic problems Working with groups |
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Hypnosis for stress symptoms and gastric disorders6 February 2011 (Sun)(students opting for S2B must also attend S2A) |
Eligibility: P, MBooking Code: S2B |
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a) Hypnotic techniques for common symptoms of stress: insomnia, headache, asthma, skin problems, hypertension b) Hypnosis for gastric disorders: IBS treatment protocols of gastric disorders Hypnosis as an adjunct to CBT for symptom control |
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Hypnosis as an adjunct to anaesthesia in surgical settings4 Feb 2011 (Fri) |
Eligibility: D, M, P, RBooking Code: S3 |
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The use of hypnosis as an adjunct to anaesthesia in surgery Hypnosis as the sole form of anaesthesia in surgery |
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Hypnosis in the treatment of common dental problems5-6 February 2011 (Fri & Sat) |
Eligibility: DBooking Code: S4 |
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Hypnosis for bleeding and salivation control Hypnosis in the treatment of apthous ulcers and bruxism Gagging and the use of hypnosis in desensitisation, denture intolerance Psychological theory of phobia acquisition / hypnosis in the treatment of dental anxiety / phobia and needle phobia |
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Hypnosis in palliative care26-27 February 2011 (Sat & Sun) |
Eligibility: P, MBooking Code: S5 |
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Hypnotic techniques: For long-term conditions / chronic illness To augment symptom control To help patients cope with psychosocial stress of illness As an adjunct prior to and during surgery In the management of nausea To help patients cope with oncological surgery complications |
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Hypnosis for phobias9 April 2011 (Sat) |
Eligibility: P, MBooking Code: S6 |
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Hypnosis in the treatment of phobias The use of hypnosis as an adjunct to systematic desensitisation Psychological theory of phobia acquisition and treatment |
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Hypnosis in habit control10 April 2011 (Sun) |
Eligibility: P, D, MBooking Code: S7 |
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Hypnosis for:- Smoking cessation and weight control Thumb sucking, hair pulling, and in the treatment of nail biting Consolidation of healthy habits |
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Hypnosis in chronic and acute pain management (adults and children)7 May 2011 (Sat) |
Eligibility: P, D, M, RBooking Code: S8 |
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Hypnosis in managing uncomfortable medical procedures Hypnosis in accident and emergency setting Rationale for selection of appropriate hypnotic techniques Hypnosis applied to the Melzack and Wall ‘Gate Theory’ of pain The use of hypnosis to control pain in oncology settings |
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Hypnosis and Speech Therapy7-8 May 2011 (Sat & Sun) |
Eligibility: P, SBooking Code: S9 |
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Hypnotic techniques to improve communication skills & safer swallowing management The reduction of anxiety associated with speech & swallowing disorders Enhancing self esteem and self confidence in communication & swallowing disorders The use of metaphor in speech and language therapy |
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Hypnosis, pain management and sedation in dental settings8 May 2011 (Sun) |
Eligibility: DBooking Code: S10 |
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The use of nitrous oxide with hypnosis The use of intravenous sedation with hypnosis (This module is taught in a dental surgery) |
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Hypnosis for PTSD and Depression8 May 2011 (Sun) |
Eligibility: PBooking Code: S11 |
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The treatment of PTSD using hypnotic imaginal exposure safe remembering and ego state techniques Using hypnosis in resolution of trauma Managing symptoms of PTSD using hypnotic techniques False memory issues Hypnosis as an adjunct to a phased treatment programme Hypnosis in activity scheduling, future orientation and motivation Hypnosis to facilitate change in attributional style |
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Hypnosis as a research toolTBA |
Eligibility: RBooking Code: S12 |
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Intrinsic and instrumental hypnosis research designs 'Trance' vs 'suggestion' in hypnosis research Hypnosis in neuroimaging settings Screening participants for hypnotic susceptibility Creating scripts and experimental protocols tailored to the researcher's own interests Designing and conducting a pilot project |
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