Why:

You’re ready to turn a passion for helping others into a board-certified path of service and income. But more than that, you want to understand how to access real transformation beneath surface-level strategies. 

How:

We teach evidence-based hypnotic protocols rooted in both classic and modern traditions—Dave Elman, Erickson, NLP, and beyond. You’ll graduate board-certified and ready to use hypnosis in private practice or integrate it into an existing career. 

Why:

Clients want faster relief. Insight helps—but doesn’t always lead to change. You need tools that work with the subconscious, not around it. 

How:

Our training teaches you to safely induce trance, deliver therapeutic suggestion, and use subconscious metaphor to support emotional integration. You’ll also learn how to ethically integrate hypnosis within your clinical scope. 

Why:

You’ve mastered questions and frameworks—but clients still get stuck. Hypnosis gives you the inner bridge between clarity and embodiment.

How:

You’ll learn how to incorporate trance states, inner visualization, and subconscious influence into your sessions without abandoning your coaching identity. 

Why:

You’ve built elegant frameworks—but want to go deeper than surface compliance. Hypnosis lets you speak to what words alone can’t touch. 

How:

We teach how to combine linguistic precision with subconscious induction to create powerful suggestion protocols. Anchors become more than mental triggers—they become subconscious pathways for embodied change. 

Why:

You want to honor your clients' emotional boundaries while still helping them shift at depth. Hypnosis, done right, becomes a safe somatic bridge to nervous system restoration. 

How:

We teach how to use permissive trance, resourcing, and symbolic safety techniques that support healing without overwhelm.  

Why:

Parts work is powerful—but clients often stay in their heads. Hypnosis helps them embody what they're trying to describe.  

How:

You’ll learn how to induce gentle trance, build inner resource states, and support parts-led processing with language that resonates deep inside the nervous system. 

Why:

Many patients fear dental procedures. Anxious or resistant patients increase stress for the entire team. You need fast, ethical tools to calm the nervous system in real time.

How:

You’ll learn how to integrate focused attention, dissociative language, and analgesia scripts into your practice—before, during, and after treatment. These methods reduce chair time, improve client outcomes, and enhance patient trust. 

Why:

Your presence influences outcomes. In critical moments, people need you regulated. And when the emergency ends, you need a method to clear trauma without shutting down.

How:

You’ll learn self-hypnosis, rapid grounding language, and simple tools to stabilize others’ nervous systems on contact. These techniques reduce long-term trauma risk and increase leadership presence under pressure.  

Why:

Words fail when emotions run high. You need access to subconscious patterns running below the story. 

How:

Use paired induction, emotional re-patterning, and inner child work to help clients rewire how they relate—not just what they say. 

Why:

You already sense the shifts. Hypnosis helps your clients own them—through guided imagery, emotional anchoring, and subconscious programming. 

How:

You’ll learn how to induce relaxed states, anchor energetic shifts with imagery and language, and guide transformation that sticks. 

Life Coaches and Wellness Coaches

Hypnosis provides tools to help clients overcome limiting beliefs, reduce stress, and increase motivation. Coaches use hypnosis to guide clients toward personal and professional growth.

Massage Therapists and Bodyworkers

Many massage therapists incorporate hypnosis for relaxation, pain management, and overall wellness. Hypnosis helps clients achieve deeper relaxation and a greater sense of mental and physical alignment.

Yoga Instructors and Meditation Teachers

Hypnosis techniques complement yoga and meditation practices, helping instructors guide students in deepening their awareness, managing stress, and achieving specific wellness goals.

Personal Trainers and Fitness Coaches

Fitness professionals often use hypnosis for motivation, mental resilience, and habit-building. Techniques can help clients visualize success and stick to their health and fitness routines

Energy Healers and Reiki Practitioners

Energy workers find that hypnosis complements their practice by helping clients access deeper states of mind, release energy blockages, and align with their healing goals.

Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) and Paramedics

EMTs and paramedics often face intense, life-or-death situations that can lead to burnout or trauma over time. Hypnosis provides tools to process stress, cope with anxiety, and improve focus under pressure, which can be life-saving in their field.

Firefighters

Hypnosis can help firefighters manage stress, reduce anxiety, and cope with traumatic experiences. By learning self-hypnosis and therapeutic hypnosis techniques, they can build resilience, improve focus, and manage the physical and emotional impacts of their work.

Police Officers and Law Enforcement

Law enforcement professionals can use hypnosis techniques to reduce stress, manage intense emotions, and sharpen focus. Hypnosis training also aids in emotional processing and trauma management, which are vital in high-pressure roles.

Military Personnel and Veterans

Many veterans and active military personnel turn to hypnosis to manage PTSD, anxiety, and the mental impacts of service. Hypnosis training is a valuable tool for both active service members and veterans seeking to overcome trauma and improve mental well-being.

Disaster Response Teams

Professionals who assist in disaster response, such as search and rescue teams, are exposed to traumatic situations and need tools for maintaining mental resilience. Hypnosis helps them process experiences, stay calm under pressure, and manage their emotional responses effectively.

911 Dispatchers

Often an overlooked group, 911 dispatchers deal with highly emotional and distressing calls. Hypnosis training can provide them with stress-relief techniques, improve emotional regulation, and prevent burnout in a role that demands constant focus and empathy.

Counselors and Social Workers

Hypnosis is a valuable tool for counselors and social workers working on issues like addiction, trauma, and self-esteem. Hypnosis techniques help clients change behaviors and work through emotional blocks.

Dentists

Hypnosis is used by dentists to reduce dental anxiety, minimize pain, and help patients relax during procedures, creating a more comfortable experience and reducing the need for sedation.

Acupuncturists and Alternative Health Practitioners

Acupuncture and alternative health practitioners may use hypnosis to manage client pain, anxiety, and relaxation, integrating it as part of a holistic healing approach.

Chiropractors

Chiropractors often incorporate hypnosis to help patients relax and manage pain, improving overall treatment effectiveness and supporting clients in maintaining physical and mental alignment.

Educators and Corporate Trainers

Educators use hypnosis techniques to help students with focus, memory, and stress management. In corporate settings, trainers may incorporate hypnosis to improve performance, reduce stress, and foster personal development.

Creative Professionals (Writers, Artists, Musicians)

Hypnosis can unlock creativity, remove creative blocks, and help with performance anxiety. Creative professionals often seek hypnosis to enhance their work and tap into new levels of inspiration.

Entrepreneurs and Business Consultants

Business professionals use hypnosis for goal setting, stress management, and overcoming self-doubt. It’s a valuable tool for building resilience and improving focus on business objectives.

Mortgage Brokers and Financial Advisors 

Hypnosis assists advisors in helping clients manage stress related to major financial decisions. By fostering relaxation and mental clarity, hypnosis enables clients to feel more confident and focused, leading to well-informed financial choices.

Real Estate Agents

Real estate professionals use hypnosis to help clients feel calm and focused, especially during the often stressful process of buying or selling a home. Hypnosis aids in building confidence and reducing decision fatigue, making the process smoother.

Health & Life Insurance Agents

Hypnosis techniques can help agents guide clients through complex decision-making by reducing anxiety, building trust, and fostering clear communication, ensuring clients feel secure and informed about their health insurance choices.

Financial Investments

Deciding on significant investments, whether in the stock market, retirement planning, or new business ventures, requires focus and emotional resilience.

Career Changes and Job Transitions

Decisions around changing careers, pursuing new job opportunities, or transitioning to retirement are major life events that often involve stress and uncertainty.

Marriage and Relationship Commitments

Entering into marriage, deciding to move in together, or making other long-term commitments are impactful decisions that affect personal lives deeply.

Divorce and Separation

Ending a relationship or going through a divorce is a major life change that can be emotionally taxing and requires careful decision-making and emotional support.

Educational Pursuits

Choosing higher education programs, certifications, or training for career advancement requires clarity, motivation, and often substantial financial commitment.

Starting or Expanding a Family

Decisions around having children, adoption, or expanding a family are significant, as they bring lifestyle adjustments, financial considerations, and new responsibilities.

Relocation or Moving Abroad

Moving to a new city, state, or country involves planning, adaptation, and stress management as individuals adjust to new environments.

Health and Medical Decisions

Choosing treatments, surgeries, or lifestyle changes for health improvement are major life choices that often benefit from guidance and support.

Starting a Business or Entrepreneurship

Launching a business involves a considerable personal and financial commitment, risk, and a need for clarity and resilience.