Our hypnotherapy course and hypnosis courses in London have developed over a decade of ongoing research, clinical experience and the training of many successful hypnotherapists in clinical hypnosis. The BST Foundation provides the essential ethical training in clinical hypnotherapy to gain the correct start to a possible new career.

Hypnosis has been used in various forms as a therapeutic tool dating back thousands of years. However, the formal term hypnosis was coined as recently as the 18 th century. The terms clinical hypnosis & clinical hypnotherapy refers to both the diagnosis of problems and the application of hypnotherapeutic approaches to treat patients within a clinical and structured frame work.

When professionally trained the practitioner possesses an effective and profound therapeutic tool to help others. There is a growing demand from the general public and the medical profession for qualified individuals in the rapidly developing field of modern clinical hypnosis.

The Foundation's hypnosis course and its ethical application is one of the most modern and practically based hypnotherapy training courses available in the UK. The specialised training format is designed for you to learn hypnotherapy in a professional and supervised teaching environment. This course will enable you to work ethically and competently as a hypnotherapist or use clinical hypnosis within your own existing frame work.

GUIDE TO CLINICAL HYPNOSIS LEVELS OF TRAINING

The unique three level structure of the course provides a flexible and practically based programme, allowing students to work within the field of clinical hypnosis throughout their training and utilise their skills to finance possible future studies.

The Foundation prides itself on it's student centred approach to teaching, placing a strong emphasis on the development of practical skills, learning current theory, assessment and ongoing supervision. Therefore ensuring that each student maximises their potential and that they are taught to the highest practical and ethical standards.