There are many ways to teach hypnosis – and maybe even more ways to work with hypnosis.

Because this is basic training, it’s important that you get all the important basic knowledge about hypnosis as well as a lot of hands-on exercises during the training.

Hypnosis can be taught in a few days, but what takes time is learning how to create trust, develop depth of techniques, understand the psychology within the work, pick up how to interact with clients and deal with all the ethical considerations.

We are one of the few academies that teaches our students real hypnotherapy. You might think there are hardly any differences between hypnosis training programs – but we do things differently and have the credentials to back it up.

To us there is a huge difference between the work of a hypnotist and the work of a hypnotherapist. 

Hypnotists usually work with a one-way communication setup. They give their clients suggestions, read from a script and tell the client what to do or what not to do. The problem is that the key to big life changes doesn’t lie in a script or telling clients to do or not to do, the key is hidden in the dialogue between you and your client. The work of a hypnotherapist is a dialogue with flow – a dialogue that is trance-inducing on multiple levels and creates instant results, changes and insights.

The brain thrives on new resources and new energy for the neurons that can make changes for the better. Acquiring this new energy can only happen through personal experiences, recurrence or words that mean something to the client. No script could contain that.

When you’re certified through us, we guarantee that you can help 98 percent of your client requests on all levels through dialogue and the techniques we teach you. That’s because you will learn some of the latest state-of-the-art techniques that are proven to work and proven to last – so you can do powerful sessions even with the most difficult problems or clients.