Certificate in Hypnotherapy for Addictions (CHA)
You will learn the skills to enable you to become specialists in using hypnotherapy to treat addictions so you can work effectively and confidently with clients in this complex area.
Certificate in Hypnotherapy for Addictions (CHA)
You will learn the skills to enable you to become specialists in using hypnotherapy to treat addictions so you can work effectively and confidently with clients in this complex area.
Free Introduction to The Havening Techniques® online
A FREE Introduction to Havening live online on how to achieve remarkable & extraordinary results for your clients with anxiety based disorders, trauma & addictions.
Changing Addictive Behaviours Workshop
In this workshop we will learn that some of the automatic cognitive processes implicated in addictive behaviour may not be amenable to conventional CBT techniques. Integrating the latest evidence-based technologies………………
Certified Havening Techniques® Training
This upcoming super exciting training is a collaboration between the co-creator of Havening Techniques, Dr. Steven Ruden, and Susanna Sweeney MSc, psychotherapist BACP and Havening Techniques trainer.
Certified Havening Techniques® Training
This upcoming super exciting training is a collaboration between the co-creator of Havening Techniques, Dr. Steven Ruden, and Susanna Sweeney MSc, psychotherapist BACP and Havening Techniques trainer.
Certified Havening Techniques® Training
This upcoming super exciting training is a collaboration between the co-creator of Havening Techniques, Dr. Steven Ruden, and Susanna Sweeney MSc, psychotherapist BACP and Havening Techniques trainer.
Certified Havening Techniques® Training
This upcoming super exciting training is a collaboration between the co-creator of Havening Techniques, Dr. Steven Ruden, and Susanna Sweeney MSc, psychotherapist BACP and Havening Techniques trainer.
Changing Addictive Behaviours (Substances, Gambling and Sex) with Daniel Mirea
CBT for addiction used to rest on the assumption that clients are able to identify ways of thinking that lead them to engage in addictive behaviours. However, research into ……….