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Have you ever wanted an edge when working with professional athletes, cancer centers, addiction centers, or over nineteen other types of personal improvement providers? In this presentation I will be sharing some of the networking secrets that have helped me partner with 1,034 professional facilities around the world. I will also be sharing with you how the technology of light and sound is revolutionizing the field of hypnosis!

Physical and mental wellness are rooted in your emotions. The residue of these emotions (stuff) creates illness or “unwellness” if allowed to remain unchecked. This presentation will allow participants to identify and address Stuff-related health issues in themselves and others. Stuff removal (unstuffing) suggestions will be made and discussed.

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Hypnotic regression is a valuable tool for any hypnotherapist practicing client-oriented hypnosis. Roy Hunter will explain the five phases of regression therapy, from preparation to conclusion. Client-centered regression therapy can effectively help discover the core causes of a problem, as well as facilitate release and relearning. Understanding these five phases will make it easier for the hypnotherapist to effectively facilitate regression therapy, and make it easier for the hypnosis student to learn hypnotic regression therapy.

Sean Andres teaches the Dave Elman Induction.

Kathy Moore teaches the art of listening.

Are you a teenager or young adult trying to become the best hypnotist you can be, but encountering mishaps, difficulty and a lot of trouble? Teenage hypnotist Nathan Thomas will teach you how to easily become a brilliant and successful hypnotist, and how to deal with all the hang ups faced by the young and teenage hypnotists of today, including how to learn and practice on little or no budget, how to be viewed as an authority figure despite your age, how to become The Hypnotist in the school and social environment and have peers literally begging you to hypnotize them, and how to do hypnosis which no only enraptures the teenage crowd, but also changes peoples lives for the better and frees them from the boredom, stress and frustration of life.

Do you suffer from anxiety and fear when you think about working with teens? Let me reframe this group for you! Teens are excellent trance subjects, have no fears about hypnosis and benefit immensely from this modality. Like adults, teenagers need hypnotherapy for stress reduction, to improve athletic performance, overcome insomnia and improve self-esteem. They are also interested in past life regression, lucid dreaming and spirituality. It’s a great time in life to introduce teens to hypnosis as a viable therapy and to increase your income simultaneously.

Street hypnosis is gaining popularity around the world. Two years ago this exciting activity was virtually unknown, but now there are hundreds of videos posted on the internet of hypnotists (amateur and professional) performing street hypnosis. So why would a clinical hypnotherapist or a stage hypnotist for that matter want to engage in this activity. Quite simply: it will make you a much better hypnotist. Street hypnosis allows an operator to gain lots of experience in working with many different people in less than optimal settings. Street hypnosis is an outstanding way to perfect your skills and learn new ones. Confidence, one of the most essential elements for a hypnotist, can be greatly enhanced by performing street hypnosis.

Katherine ZImmerman explains how to use reframing and anchoring techniques with clients.

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Anne Spencer demonstrates on two clients Past Life Regression.