SCEH 2016 Introductory Workshop in Hypnosis
Workshops are scientifically-based and of the highest teaching quality. Most workshops include demonstrations and/or practica
or other experiential components and are led by leaders in the field.
This workshop is taken as a cohort - 20 CE/CME.
Co-Chairs: David Godot, PsyD & Eric Willmarth, PhD
Faculty: Eric Willmarth, PhD, Saybrook University; David Godot, PsyD; Center for Discovery; Rick Kluft, MD, Temple University School of Medicine; Judith Thomas, DDS; Carol Ginandes, PhD, ABPP, Mclean Hospital /Harvard Medical School; Stephen Kahn, PhD ; David Patterson, PhD, University of Washington School of Medicine; Dabney Ewin, MD, Tulane School of Medicine and Thomas Nagy, PhD.
Final details on the faculty list and full workshop and session descriptions can be found in the conference brochure.
Thursday, October 6 through Sunday, October 9, 2016
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* Introductory workshop participants attend 8:30 AM Keynotes Friday and Saturday.
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Thursday, October 6th
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Session
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Time
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Topic
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Description
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Faculty
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A1
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6:00 pm
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Introduction
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Welcome, introductions, overall workshop structure, workshop schedule
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Willmarth
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A2
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6:05 pm
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Definitions, Theories, and History of Hypnosis
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Willmarth
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A3
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6:50 pm
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Preparing the Client for Hypnosis
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Presenting hypnosis to the patient, myths and misperceptions about hypnosis, hypnosis and memory, self-report ratings of hypnotizability, informed consent, workshop safety, realerting
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Kluft
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7:30 pm
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15 minute Break
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A4
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7:45 pm
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Hypnotic susceptibility & hypnotic susceptibility scales
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Willmarth
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A5
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8:30 pm
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Hypnotic Phenomena & Their Therapeutic Applications
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Thomas
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A6
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9:20 pm
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Demonstration of hypnotic phenomenon
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Thomas
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Friday, October 7th
8:30 AM Keynote - Recent Advances in the Psychological Treatment of PTSD - Terence M. Keane, PhD
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Session
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Time
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Topic
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Description
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Faculty
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B1
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9:30 am
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Principles of Hypnotic Induction and Realerting I: The Process of Hypnosis
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Positive expectations, fix attention, manage resistance, pace, deepen, lead, suggest, realert
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Reid
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10:15 am
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15 minute Break
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B2
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10:30 am
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Principles of Hypnotic Induction and Realerting II: Induction Techniques
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Explanations & demonstrations of relaxation inductions, ideomotor inductions, eye fixation, visualization, etc.
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Ginandes
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B3
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11:15 am
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Supervised Small-Group Practice I
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Participants will practice hypnotic induction and realerting
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Workshop Faculty
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12:00 pm
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1 hour Lunch Break
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B4
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1:00 pm
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Principles in Formulating Hypnotic Suggestions I
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Principles of direct & indirect suggestion
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Reid
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B5
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1:45 pm
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Principles in Formulating Hypnotic Suggestions II - Supervised Small Group Practice
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Participants will practice crafting and delivering suggestions for eliciting each hypnotic phenomenon
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Workshop Faculty
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B6
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2:30 pm
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Hypnotic Deepening and Trance Ratification
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Depth & Stages of Hypnosis, Methods of Deepening Hypnotic Involvement, Trance Ratification
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Ginandes
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3:15 pm
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15 minute Break
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B7
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3:30 pm
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Supervised Small-Group Practice II
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Participants will practice hypnotic induction, deepening, suggestion, and realerting
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Workshop Faculty
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B8
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4:30 pm
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Treatment planning, strategy, & technique selection
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Reid
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B9
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5:15 pm
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Strategies for managing resistance to hypnosis
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Willmarth
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Saturday, October 8th
8:30 AM Keynote - Hypnosis in Cancer Care: Past, Present and Future - Guy H. Montgomery, PhD
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Session
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Time
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Topic
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Description
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Faculty
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C1
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9:30 am
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Q&A and demos
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Workshop faculty
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10:15 am
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15 minute Break
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C2
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10:30 am
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Self-Hypnosis: What it is and how to teach it to clients
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Kahn
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C3
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11:15 am
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Hypnotic Relaxation Therapy
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The use of hypnosis for stress management and anxiety
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Elkins
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12:00 pm
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1 hour Lunch Break
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C4
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1:00 pm
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Cognitive Behavioral applications of hypnosis
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Integration of hypnosis into CBT. Discussion of examples such as habit disorders, phobia, & depression
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Kahn
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C5
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1:45 pm
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Hypnotic strategies & techniques for pain control
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Patterson
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C6
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2:30 pm
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Supervised Small-Group Practice III
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Participants will practice inducing hypnotic analgesia & ansthesia
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Workshop Faculty
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3:15 pm
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15 minute Break
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C7
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3:30 pm
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Ideomotor signaling for unconscious exploration
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Psychodynamic applications of hypnosis. Discussion of examples such as somatic disruption, treatment-resistant psychological symptoms.
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Ewin
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C8
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4:30 pm
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Supervised Small-Group Practice IV
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Participants will practice the use of ideomotor signaling
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Workshop Faculty
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Sunday, October 9th
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Session
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Time
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Topic
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Description
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Faculty
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D1
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8:30 am
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Medical applications of hypnosis
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Lang
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D2
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9:30 am
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Ethics, Professional Conduct, & Certification
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Nagy
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10:15 am
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Break
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D3
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10:30 am
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Workshop wrap-up
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Q&A, group realerting & processing
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Workshop Faculty
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11:15 AM Workshops conclude
11:30 AM Scientific Session begins
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