NLP Centre of Excellence
(Jim Petruzzi)
Venue: The Beach - Conference Room Lake Side Littleborough GRT MANCHESTER

Ref No: 2369
Self-Hypnosis and Lucid Dreaming
25th-26th June 2020, 10am to 4pm
£200
In this module, we will cover the following topics:
Understanding self-hypnosis
Discovering how self-hypnosis works
Safety measures in self-hypnosis
What is lucid dreaming?
How to induce lucid dreaming
The applications and effects of lucid dreaming
Your course facilitator
With Jimmy Petruzzi a World Renowned High Performance coach, Hypnotherapist and NLP Trainer, Award Winning Coach, Bestselling Author, TV Presenter, award winning speaker, developer of cognitive reprocessing Radio Broadcaster, Musician
This course is for:
This course does not entitle you to be a hypnotherapist
The workshop is designed in such a way that even those with little or no experience will feel at ease and learn quickly, or experienced coaches and therapists who want to reinforce knowledge and learn new skills, all that is needed is a desire to learn and an openness to new ideas. Sections are taught in bite-sized chunks that are easy to digest, and are taught, demonstrated, and then practiced, so that students gain confidence and experience of each technique and theory, before moving onto the next.
The workshop is designed to complement your existing skill set with an extension of skills you can adapt to your profession
This course does not entitle you to be a hypnotherapist the skills on the coursed are aimed for an extension of the learners remit
Those who are working towards a rewarding career (full-time or part-time) as a professional clinical hypnotherapist
Hypnotherapists who have undergone only partial training in hypnotherapy and who want to improve their skills
Everyone interested in learning hypnosis and self-hypnosis for self-improvement and to help others.
There are a limited number of places on course. The small class size means that students can have plenty of individual attention.
Who is this course for?
Psychologist’s
Psychiatrists
neuroscientists
Aspiring therapists
Therapists
coaches
Teachers
Parents
Athletes
Human Resources
University graduates
University students
Therapists
Managers
Business professionals
Trainers
core learnings
1. Self-hypnosis is a process or technique that involves deliberately feeding positive suggestions to oneself while in a highly suggest-ible state.
2. After pre-conditioning exercises, a pre-recorded script is typical-ly used to deliver mental or verbal suggestions to the subcon-scious.
3. On average, about a month of practising is required to success-fully achieve self-hypnosis.
4. Self-hypnosis typically has an advantage by encouraging a more autonomous and participatory role during treatment.
5. The process of self-hypnosis works while motivated and relaxed to focus on and visualize the desired outcome.
6. Once in a hypnotic state, the person first focuses on neutral im-agery before moving to suggestive imagery after which reorien-tation takes place to return to a wakeful and energetic state.
7. A lucid dream is any dream in which a person is aware that s/he is dreaming and remembers the dream afterward.
8. Lucid dreaming means to be consciously aware on seven levels in a dream: Dream state, decision-making capacity, memory, identity, the dream environment, meaning and focus.
9. Lucid dreaming is intentionally induced using techniques such as Wake Back to Bed, autosuggestion and Mnemonic Induction of Lucid Dreams.
10. Self-hypnosis and lucid dreaming can be used to improve the ef-fect of hetero-hypnosis by improving concentration, increasing control of emotions, recall and control, improving problem-solving and lessens muscle tension.