Anxiety, Pain, and Autonomic Regulation: Refining Skills with Clinical Hypnosis Level II Intermediate Workshop (GI Psychology)

Organization: GI Psychology 

Website: www.gipsychology.com/level2  

Event Title: Anxiety, Pain, and Autonomic Regulation: Refining Skills with Clinical Hypnosis Level II Intermediate Workshop 

Agenda:  2026.10.23_GI_Psychology_Level_II_ASCH_Agenda_Schedule__2_

Dates: 10/23/26-10/25/26 

Location:  Virtual

CE:  20

Contact :  Tiffany Duffing tduffing@gipsychology.com 

Description: Building upon foundational hypnosis skills, this workshop deepens clinical application in anxiety disorders, stress-related conditions, and pain management. Participants will learn advanced induction and deepening techniques, methods for enhancing autonomic regulation, and strategies for fostering resilience and self-efficacy, with interventions tailored to specific presentations such as generalized anxiety, chronic pain, and acute stress response. Emphasis is placed on individualized case conceptualization and hands-on practice with expert faculty feedback. 

Learning Objectives: 

• Utilize advanced induction and deepening techniques to address anxiety symptoms in clinical presentations. 
• Construct two or more indirect suggestion or utilization-based interventions for patients presenting with pain or stress-related conditions. 
• Develop a self-hypnosis protocol suitable for integration into an individualized treatment plan. 
• Modify hypnotic intervention strategies to address at least three distinct clinical populations (e.g., pediatric, chronic pain, disorder of the gut-brain interaction). 

Speaker info: Mary Wells, PhD ASCH_Application_Notes_offline__1_ & David Gaffney, MSW, BCDCH, EFT-Adv, D.K. Associates ASCH_Application_Notes_offline__2_ & Ali Navidi, PsyD ASCH_Application_Notes_offline__3_