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Hypnotherapy is defined as, ‘Extraordinary quality of mental, physical, and emotional relaxation which by-passes the critical factor of the mind and thus the mind becomes highly responsive to suggestion.’

Hypnotherapy training provides a unique tool to possess as a professional.  When working with clients its diversity allows for a toolbox of effectiveness.  For example, through the process of hypnotherapy we can help clients access old conclusions and beliefs about the Self.  Clients identify these outdated ways of being and come up with powerful new conclusions and ways in which they would like to move forward in their lives. 

As a hypnotherapist, we help clients access the subtle suggestions that they are repeatedly replaying in their minds day after day. As our clients begin to tap into the power of the unconscious mind, they begin to gain access to their deeply embedded unacknowledged beliefs.  Listen to the wisdom of a seasoned hypnotherapist as he shares his insights on how this modality can usher in new methods of healing for our clients.  To begin answering how the practice of hypnotherapy can assist you in treating more client issues, I turned to my teacher and friend, Tom Gigliotti who is an experienced 30-year veteran in the mental health field.  He has a lively Hypnotherapy, Life Coaching, and RoHun practice in Lyndhurst, Ohio.  Join me for a Q&A with Tom as he identifies how Hypnotherapy can help you to treat more clients. 

You worked hard to earn your license as a mental health therapist. First, you went through four years of college. Then you survived your master’s degree, endured your post-degree requirements, and passed your state’s licensure test.

Now you can finally practice!

Not so fast. Yes, you can absolutely hang up your shingle now and strike out on your own as a therapist. All signs point to it being a growing field with a perpetual market of clients seeking solutions to their mental health challenges.

But if you can hang on for another six days of training (which, in the grand scheme of what you’ve already accomplished, isn’t all that much), you can enter the world of private practice uniquely suited to help a wide range of clients achieve long-lasting results. You can undertake hypnotherapy training.

In this article, we’ll explore three reasons why hypnotherapy training is worth it for both the budding and established professional therapist.

(If you have more questions about hypnotherapy, you’ll find your answers in our hypnotherapy FAQ.)