Clinical Hypnosis Certification Training (ABH)

Name: Clinical Hypnosis Certification Training (ABH)
Start: 2026-04-27T09:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-04-30T17:00:00+01:00
Location: Office G12, Ram Mill Business Centre, Gordon Street , OL9 9RH Chadderton South, United Kingdom

Schedule

Mon, 27 Apr, 2026 at 09:30 am to Thu, 30 Apr, 2026 at 05:00 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

Office G12, Ram Mill Business Centre, Gordon Street , OL9 9RH Chadderton South, United Kingdom | Oldham, EN

This live Clinical Hypnosis Certification Training is designed for certified hypnotherapists who are ready to deepen their clinical skill set, expand their professional credibility, and work with greater precision and confidence.
This advanced training moves beyond foundational hypnosis and into clinical-level application where structure, language, and intervention design matter.
What you’ll gain from an Advanced Clinical Hypnosis qualification:
Greater confidence working with complex client presentations.
Enhanced professional credibility and scope of practice.
The ability to design and deliver more precise, results-oriented sessions.
Deeper understanding of clinical hypnotic language patterns and protocols.
Stronger therapeutic presence and client trust.
What this training includes:
Advanced clinical hypnosis tools and frameworks.
New hypnotic processes, protocols, and therapeutic products.
Live demonstrations and guided practice.
Extensive hands-on training with real-time feedback.
Opportunities to refine your delivery, pacing, and clinical decision-making.
This is a live, in-person training with a strong emphasis on experiential learning. You will be practicing throughout the event, integrating new tools as you learn them, and developing confidence through direct application rather than observation alone.
Entry Requirements:
A recognised Hypnosis Certification (required)
This training is suited for practitioners who already work with hypnosis and are ready to elevate their work to a more advanced, clinical level, both in skill and professional identity.