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SUMMARY:Level 1 Clinical Hypnosis (Lemke Counseling & Consulting)
DESCRIPTION:Organization: Lemke Counseling & Consulting \nAgenda: https://asch.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Content_Schedule_for_Level_1_Hypnosis_2024.docx  \nWebsite: https://www.wendylemke-psy.com/general-4 \nEvent Title: Level 1 Clinical Hypnosis \nDates: August 25th-27th \nLocation: Virtual \nCE: 20.5 \nContact: Wendy Lemke\, wendylemkelp@gmail.com \nEven though we all have the capacity for trance\, we often are not consciously aware of utilizing this capacity in a constructive manner. The Fundamental Level 1 training will assist you in facilitating constructive trances\, making the most out of those states with effective and timely therapeutic suggestions. It will also help you recognize destructive spontaneous trance states\, destructive self-suggestions\, and provide ways to ground and reorient. Taught by trauma-informed faculty\, this course will include topics/skills on hypnotic phenomena\, hypnotic language\, elicitations\, deepening\, reorienting\, utilization\, formulating suggestions\, along with opportunities for supervised practice. \nLemke Level 1 Agenda \n 
URL:https://asch.net/event/level-1-clinical-hypnosis-lemke-counseling-consulting-4/
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SUMMARY:Managing Resistance in Clinical Hypnosis & Hypnosis in the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders (FSCH)
DESCRIPTION:Organization: The Florida Society of Clinical Hypnosis  \nWebsite: https://www.fsch.org/workshops   \nEvent Title: “Managing Resistance in Clinical Hypnosis” and “Hypnosis in the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders”  \nAgenda:  2026_FSCH_Workshop_Schedule \nDate: 8/30/2026 \, 9am -4pm ET \nLocation:  Virtual  \nCE: 6  \nContact : Marie Wilson\, Administrator mariefsch@aol.com  \nThe first part\, “Managing Resistance in Clinical Hypnosis\,” explores why clients may resist therapeutic and hypnotic work and how practitioners can respond effectively. After brief disclosures and three learning objectives\, the section reviews common sources of resistance in clinical practice\, including limited rapport\, anxiety\, unclear tasks\, power struggles\, negative expectations\, readiness concerns\, and secondary gain. It also examines resistance during hypnotic induction\, such as anticipatory anxiety\, misconceptions about hypnosis\, poor pacing\, overemphasis on outcomes\, ambiguous or overly directive suggestions\, low hypnotic responsiveness\, and mismatched readiness.  The section then presents practical strategies for addressing resistance\, including social influence\, pre-hypnotic education\, demystification\, acceptance\, individualized suggestion\, deliberate pacing\, paradoxical encouragement\, reframing\, and readiness adjustment.  \nThe second part\, “Hypnosis in the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders\,” presents a hypnosis-based framework for treating anxiety disorders\, designed for licensed professionals in medicine\, psychology\, and related fields. It defines anxiety as the interaction of catastrophizing—believing that something awful will happen—and powerlessness—believing there is nothing one can do about it. The section explains how anxiety is maintained through cycles of doubt\, catastrophizing\, and reassurance seeking\, and situates these patterns within temperament research\, Morita’s descriptive characteristics\, and Porges’ polyvagal conjecture. These concepts are organized within a three-tier hierarchical model of anxiety. The training then outlines general treatment principles\, including empathy\, psychoeducation\, a strong therapeutic relationship\, social influence\, careful assessment\, and the combined goals of reducing anxiety while increasing tolerance.  It also introduces hypnotic principles such as individualized suggestions\, separating trance induction from utilization\, careful pacing\, and repeated practice.  \nLearning Objectives: Managing Resistance in Clinical Hypnosis  \n\n Describe at least four of the six common causes of resistance in general clinical practice and hypnotic work.\n\n\nIdentify at least four hypnotic strategies for bypassing or working through resistance during trance induction. \n\n\nDemonstrate at least two clinical skills for resolving resistance. \n\n Learning Objectives: Hypnosis in the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders \n\n Explain the nature of anxiety\, its origins\, common contributing variables\, and the three-level hierarchical classification model.\n\n\n Articulate the seven general principles for treating anxiety disorders.\n\n\n Articulate the six hypnotic principles for treating anxiety disorders.\n\n\n Describe the four-stage\, phase-oriented model for the treatment of anxiety.\n Practice at least three of the seven hypnotic techniques used for effective anxiety management\n\nSpeaker info: Akira Otani\, Ed.D.\, FASCH\, ABPH 2026_FSCH_Workshop_Biography
URL:https://asch.net/event/managing-resistance-in-clinical-hypnosis-hypnosis-in-the-treatment-of-anxiety-disorders-fsch/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Component-Sponsored CE
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