London College of Clinical Hypnosis

• The Eclectic Nature of Hypnotherapy
• Hemispheric Functioning of the Brain
• Taking a Case History
• Problem Identification and Goal Setting
• Ethical Practice and Confidentiality
• An Introduction to Erickson Hypnosis
• Clinical Supervision

• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
• Practice Management
• Therapeutic Outline
• Rapid Eye Defocus
• Healing White Light
• Clinical Application of Self - Hypnosis
• Exam Format

• Locus of Control
• Behavioural Psychotherapy
• Ethical Practice
• Aversion
• Performance Anxiety

• Nail Biting
• Phobic Disorders
• Hypnodesensitisation
• Assertiveness Training

• The Meta Model
• Generalisations, Deletions and Distortions
• The Yes Set
• Calibration
• The Use of the Negative
• Ethical Practice

• Anchoring
• Snoring
• Hand Rotation
• Stammering
• Confusion Techniques
• Pattern - Breaking Inductions

• Introduction to Dissociation
• Truism
• Truisms Utilizing Time
• Clinical Supervision
• Dissociation and Deepening
• Two-stage Dissociation
• Ethical Practice

• Stop Smoking
• Sleep and sleep Disorders
• Insomnia
• The Therapeutic use of Dreams
• Tranquillisers and Sleeping Pills
• Common Anxiolytic and Hypnotic Drugs

• An Overview of Dissociation Techniques
• Goal Setting
• Ethical Practice
• Dissociation an Neurosis
• Secondary Gains

• Two stage Dissociation
• One Part Dissociation
• IMR Dissociation Therapy
• Night Terrors
• Multiple part Dissociation

• Case History and Therapy Session
• 'Not Knowing' and 'Not Doing'
• Open-Ended Suggestions
• I.M.R. Therapy
• Weight Control
• Fattening Food Script

• Healthy Eating Habits Script
• Binge Eating
• Specialised Approach for Eating Control
• Dissociation/Hand Levitation
• Garden Script

• Psychology of Pain
• Covering all Possibilities of Response
• Compound Suggestions
• The Use of Questions
• Glove Anaesthesia

• Hypnosis and Pain Control
• Headaches
• Magnetic Field Induction
• Psuedo-Orientation in Time
• Irritable Bowel Syndrome

• Healing the Inner Child
• Ethical Dilemma 1
• Dermatology
• Self Integration Dissociation

• Panic Attacks and Panic Disorder
• Free Floating Psuedo-Orientation in Time
• Miscellaneous Psuedo-Orientation in Time
• Control Room of the Mind

• The Interspersal Technique
• Ethical Dilemma 2
• Transactional Analysis
• Time Distortion
• Reversing Subjective Time
• Time Distortion Induction and Deepener

• Dystonia
• Asthma
• Stress Management
• Modifying Thought Patterns
• The Wise Old Person

• Understanding Paranoia and Delusional States
• Ethical Dilemma 3
• Regressions
• Diagnostic Scale Regression
• Erythrophobia
• The Mask

• Suggested Amnesia
• Automatic Writing
• Tinnitus
• Hypnosis in Sport
• Minds Eye Deepener

• Specific Age Regression
• Free Floating Regression
• Symptom Manipulation via Regression
• Miscellaneous Regressions
• Positive Phobia Replacement

• Obstetrics (Childbirth)
• Hypnosis with Children
• Childhood Anxiety Disorders
• The Braiding Process
• Nocturnal Enuresis

• Psychodrama and Hypnodrama
• The Use of Metaphor
• Past Life Regression
• Psychogenic Infertility
• Depression

• Rhythmic Eye Movement Induction
• Memory Substitution
• Hypnodontics
• Bruxism
• Hallucinations

The exam takes place approximately one month after the final weekend of the course. It is composed of three parts:

1. a written case study handed in on the day of examination
2. two written assessments (1 handed in on weekend 6, the other on the day of the exam)
3. a practical assessment

In order to sit for examination, students must have attended at least 80% of the course, have completed (and passed) the required coursework and have completed at least twelve tutorial sessions.