Interpersonal Hypnotherapy Blog

To be your own boss, to make your own hours and to help return people to health and well-being through an open heart rooted in love is the real essence of Interpersonal Hypnotherapy. 

We all hear about the benefits of a holistic health model and the importance of helping a person to become whole in body, mind and spirit, yet so few of us are truly empowered to actually do this within the caregiving professions.  Many caregiving professions focus solely on the body and give little attention to the mind and the spirit, and many of the more “spiritual” approaches do not always have the ability to make powerful changes in the physical body.  Hypnotherapy has shown time and time again to be able to align people with a higher sense of spirit through transforming the mind, opening the heart, and allowing for such powerful and positive change to manifest physically through increased health, vitality and well-being.  Read more here…

It has become ever more common knowledge that the mind has a profound influence over the body.  People are becoming more and more optimistic that the mind can become a part of their overall healing process, and that miraculous healings can become possible when traditional medical care falls short.  The real issue with mind-body healing is that changes in the mind need to manifest in the body and we need to see measurable results.  Healing the heart and mind is beautiful, yet if the change is not observed physically, then a person suffering from some type of physical ailment misses the full benefits of the treatment.

There are many fine hypnotherapy trainings in the world today.  Not all are 500+ hours and not all are state-licensed, yet many offer the basics of what it takes to become a certified hypnotherapist, however at IIH we pay special attention to not only high educational standards, but also to solid metaphysical systems that offer profound personal and global transformation.  We are therefore honored to be able to gently guide interested students into understanding A Course in Miracles and how it beautifully integrates into hypnosis training.  For those who yearn for a deeper spiritual path within their hypnosis studies, we highly encourage you to read more here…

The term “therapist” can mean many things to many people, yet in the field of “hypno-therapy,” we have our own definitions and understanding of who we are and what we do.  An example of a therapist could be a psychotherapist, massage therapist, or physical therapist.  Each occupation has its own scope of practice, in that the “therapist” can only work on certain issues with the range of their training and credentials.  Hypnotherapists need to be especially careful when using this term, and have understand that the laws which govern our profession are crucial in operating a successful and ethical business. 

You did it and I congratulate you for it!  We all did something very special and it is worth acknowledging. My special thanks go out

The power of the mind has long been acknowledged as an important adjunct to traditional medical care.  In the fields of functional medicine, integrative medicine and/or complementary medicine, the use of hypnotherapy offers practitioners a significant movement into what it means to be truly “holistic.”  Many Certified Clinical Hypnotherapists are learning to use their skillsets to work in association with doctors, dentists, and other health care providers to offer much more value to the patient.  Bringing hypnotherapy into a person’s overall plan for health and well-being benefits everyone involved, and is quite fulfilling for someone who takes the time to learn medical hypnotherapy.

More and more people are taking interest in how hypnosis can resolve anxious and depressed feelings.  As an increasing number of people seem to be diagnosed and medicated for these conditions, we certainly want to know about alternatives that actually resolve these problems at their root.  Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy, along with learning hypnosis and becoming a hypnotherapist, have shown tremendous potential for helping people to be truly free. 

What are miracles, and can we learn to perform them?  Is a miracle just something that we read of in religious literature that has no meaning in our lives today, or is there a more modern interpretation involving a profound shift that can occur within the human mind?  In our Hypnosis Training Institute, we take the idea of miracles very seriously, in that we know radical change can occur in our bodies and in our lives, and this is something that is worth acknowledging.  It is not a question about whether miraculous change occurs or not, because it does, so the question is really “How can we learn to perform miracles, and what do they really mean in the context of our everyday modern lives?” 

Hypnotherapy training allows us a tremendous opportunity to heal ourselves and others, yet many students quickly learn that hypnotherapy has a lot to do with our subconscious mind, which is our emotional mind, and when feelings get involved, the entire journey takes on new meaning.  Some people are so deeply empathic that they feel much of what others are feeling.  In every one of our classes, we have at least one student who feels so deeply that is it is hard for them not to experience another person’s pain.  Read more here about how we work with this in our hypnosis training courses…