If you are looking to acquire life changing skills, enhance and grow your practice, provide and facilitate a deeper level of healing, be instrumental in advancing positive quality of life for your clients within a shorter time frame, then this is the course for you!
LEARN TO USE HYPNOSIS WITH CHILDREN
May 17-19, Los Angeles, CA, Courtyard LAX/Century Blvd
***EARN 20 CEU'S***
Learning Objectives:
- Learn hypnotic techniques to enhance self-esteem, improve behaviors at home, increase academic performance and reduce the effects of childhood trauma including sexual abuse.
- Learn to identify children's own unique abilities and how to utilize their imagination for healing.
- Review Ethical Considerations when using Hypnosis with children.
- Examine the role of parents and how to engage them in the healing process.
- Engage in 3 days of highly experiential skill building and coached break-out sessions.
Presented By:
MOLLY SANFORD, LCSW, NBCCHNational Board Certified Hypnosis Instructor, Developer of Hypnosis with Children and Heal The Healer Seminars, Trauma Specialist, Experienced Crisis Therapist, Certified EMDR, Master Practitioner RRT, RTR
Tuition:
$485 per person
$385 Early Bird (Register by 4.17.13)
Registration:
Phone: 866-615-4325
Fax: 866-509-4034
Location/Accommodation:
The training is being held at the following location in Los Angeles, California: Courtyard LAX/Century Blvd
6161 West Century Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90045
310-649-1400
For room reservations, please contact the hotel directly at the number provided. Refer to the name of the training, "Learning Hypnosis with Children," to receive the group rate of $89 per night. If you have questions or require assistance with registration, please contact the staff at Promote Healing at the following email promotehealinglynne@
6161 West Century Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90045
310-649-1400
For room reservations, please contact the hotel directly at the number provided. Refer to the name of the training, "Learning Hypnosis with Children," to receive the group rate of $89 per night. If you have questions or require assistance with registration, please contact the staff at Promote Healing at the following email promotehealinglynne@
Cancellation Policy:
You may cancel your registration by contacting us by March 1, and you will receive a tuition refund less a cancel fee of 10% of the total tuition. Please note: Occasionally changes are made due to speaker availability, participant demand or unforeseen circumstances. While Molly Sanford, LCSW, will do everything possible to ensure participant satisfaction, Molly's liability is limited to the tuition fee.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Join fellow mental health practitioners,
Certified and Master Certified Rapid Resolution Therapy Practitioners, and Dr.
Jon Connelly at the Level III Clinical Hypnosis with Rapid Trauma Resolution
training in Los Angeles, CA,
April 5 - 7, at the famous 
epts learned at the Level I and II trainings
are honed within small skill-building groups with other clinicians. 
physician to prescribe medications to treat the symptoms. The most common medications used for treating anxiety are the benzodiazepines (Xanax, Klonopin, Ativan, or others). SSRI anti-depressants are also prescribed. These medications often provide some symptom relief, but in the case of benzodiazepines they can become habit forming and may require increasingly higher dosages to achieve the desired effects. For many years I have treated people with anxiety related disorders. The most common therapy for treating these problems has been Cognitive-Behavioral therapy. This approach has been somewhat effective and is the most common approach used by psychotherapists. 
ught of it that way," she said. I also explained that anxiety is "fear of the fear response". For example, if one steps out into the street in front of an oncoming car their mind will immediately cause their body to become "supercharged" and cause her to jump out of the way. Her heart will pound, she will shake, and her breathing will increase. When she is safe her mind will cause her body to return to normal. Anxiety is when the mind causes the body to do the same thing, but what the person is noticing are the physical sensations caused from the fear response. Thinking that something is wrong will increase these sensations because the mind perceives a threatening situation. The normal fear response becomes the threat.