Established in 1978
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Homestudy (Introduction): May be commenced at any time.
Practical Course:
Spring 2010 |
Autumn 2010 |
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Saturday/Sunday |
Saturday/Sunday |
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| Mar 20 / 21st | Oct 2 /3rd | |
| Mar 27 / 28th | Oct 9 / 10th | |
| Apr 17 / 18th | Oct 23 / 24th | |
| Apr 24 / 25th | Oct 30 / 31st | |
| May 22 / 23rd | Including Examination | Nov 27 / 28th |
Diploma Course (Clinical Supervision) :- May be commenced when student prepares to start in practice.
Additional options available to qualified practitioners:
- Intermediate Training (Personal Coaching for Practitioners) :- 4th September 2010
- Workshop on Specific Questioning (Revision/practical experience) :- (2010 dates to be confirmed)
- One-to-One Mentoring:- details available upon request
The courses are held at Fircroft College, Bristol Road, Selly Oak, Birmingham
B29.
Fircroft College of Adult Education is a residential college founded in 1909, based in the former family home of George Cadbury and set in six acres of landscaped grounds.
A deposit of £150 will reserve your place on the Practical Course, and enable you to commence the Homestudy section immediately.
Full outstanding balance of fees must be received at least three weeks before the commencement of the Practical Course.
Please note, enroling for the Homestudy section does not include any obligation to proceed to the Practical Course, should you decide to postpone or cease your studies with us.
The backing of a proper professional organisation is essential to successful practice.
Graduates may apply to join the General Hypnotherapy Register, the Hypnotherapy Association and/or the Hypnotherapy Society which will then provide eligibility to join the Organisation for Curative Hypnotherapists.
Details of the Diploma Course, which guides and supports you throughout your first years in practice are automatically sent once initial qualification has been gained. This individually tailored Clinical Supervision completes your training, enabling you to sit the higher grade (diploma) examination.
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| Homestudy Section |
The Homestudy is necessary to enable you to obtain maximum understanding from the Practical Course and is designed to make you challenge ‘accepted theories’ about how the subconscious works and how people create problems. |
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Membership |
Fees include subscription to the Hypnotherapy Association, the Hypnotherapy Society and the Organisation for Curative Hypnotherapists, as a 'Student Member'.
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| Practical Course | Ten days (five weekends) of witnessing the step-by-step treatment of volunteer patients with the opportunity of asking questions of them as well as the therapist and tutors. For full syllabus, click here.
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| Written materials | Course fee also includes all handouts, coursework and individual guidance / feedback.
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| Refreshments | For each day of the Practical Course, morning and afternoon tea/coffee is included in the course cost, as well as choice of lunch (hot/cold/vegetarian/etc) from the College's canteen.
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| **Accommodation |
Overnight accommodation during the Practical Course is available on site. This is not included in course cost.
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| **Self Hypnosis Tuition |
It is necessary for each student to be proficient in Self-hypnosis. If this skill has not been previously gained, a class will be organised for a Saturday evening during the Practical Course. Tuition fee for Self-hypnosis is not included in course fee. (Guide fee 2009 approx: £45 per person) |
| Examination Fee | The fee includes the full cost of both sections of the CHEC Certificate Examination in Curative Hypnotherapy.
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| Total Cost |
£2,200.00
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| The two items marked ** above are NOT INCLUDED in course fee. |
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| We also strongly recommend that you attend a conference during your training with us. Conferences run by professional organisations provide the chance to consolidate your learning and the opportunity to meet those already in practice. Details and recommendations of relevant opportunities will be given to those on the Practical Course and are likely to cost in the region of £45-£85.
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To provide you with support, guidance and advanced training during your first years in practice, the training continues
with the Diploma Course. This consists of nine modules which are payable
one unit at a time. On average, each module requires 3 to six submissions.
(Guide: 2010 costs, fees vary from £84 to
£160 - please note, fees payable per module, not per submission.)