Course Introduction

This course is aimed at students who are continuing training onto the Advanced Diploma in Integrative Hypno-Psychotherapy which includes the continuation onto the full Certificate in Counselling Skills & Theory. The course is open to students and also therapists who have previously completed training to a level equivalent to the Contemporary College Diploma, subject to APL (assessment of prior learning). 

This exciting and stimulating programme provides additional in-depth study into the theory, practice and skills involved in the professional practice of the Hypno-Psychotherapist.

Students will cover both clinical and analytical theory and techniques to an advanced level in both Hypnotherapy and Psychotherapy. This will include a new range of approaches that will explore the challenges that both the therapist and client will meet in an in depth therapeutic relationship. 

Material such as working with groups and children are explored in the course content, as is the study of specific pathologies such as OCD, PTSD, Depression and much more. Included in this course students will benefit from regular supervision to help support their client work and fully engage them in the role of a professional therapist. 

This course also offers students continuation onto the full Certificate in Counselling Skills & Theory. 

Applications for this course are considered for those that have completed the year 1 Diploma course or an equivalent training, subject to APL. Applications are welcome from students that have not previously trained with CCTS. 
 

Appreciating the pressures of modern life, time and financial constraints, the training course is conducted at weekends, one weekend per month for 12 months.  
The training days are mainly experiential, and commence from 10am until 4.30pm. There will be a 40-minute lunch break and 2 further breaks throughout each day 

Students can also opt to take this course on a modular basis. All 4 modules must be completed to achieve this award.

As with earlier courses students are encouraged to meet regularly between the course dates. This is to enhance practice and gain benefit from the exchange of information in regard to practice and previous knowledge from those students already in practice. 
 

The cost of the course is £2040 plus VAT. This is divided into 12 monthly payments of £199.75. 

Students can also opt to take this course and pay module by module. 
 
Payments can also be made in full and receive a 5% discount if paid prior to the start date of the course. 

CCTS offers a Credit/Debit card facility. A 4% surcharge applies to all transactions.
 

Our courses are currently run in London, Birmingham and Leeds. 

For current dates and more about venues click here.
 

After submitting your application form, the college will process your application to join the course, and will contact you as soon as it has been completed.  
 

The course is designed according to the latest requirements of various professional organisations. Anyone who wishes to become a therapist capable of helping those suffering from emotional disorders requires a thorough and comprehensive training, which includes experience of being able to manage long-term therapy. 

Students will be expected to take full case histories, to maintain confidential records and to communicate with practitioners engaged in other fields of therapy. Through the training there will be an emphasis on self-awareness, personal growth and development and the practice of co-counselling is encouraged. 
 

Assessments for the course consist of:

• Ongoing & accumulative assessment of client case studies.
• A reflective journal demonstrating progression throughout the course.
• A series of essays. 
   

Students need to show an awareness of appropriate responses when given feedback. This must show that students are able to evaluate the information that has been given to them and can use it to further enhance the effectiveness of their work. 
 

The aim of the advanced diploma course is to provide to practicing therapist's the additional edge for successful practice. The course is also aimed at increasing the self-development of students and to offer an increased depth of knowledge as to not only the content of the therapeutic session but also the process that occurs between client and therapist.  

Students will work over a series of sessions on the course with the same person to begin to become accustomed to longer-term therapy and the relationship that develops between the client and therapist. 

This rare and much sought after opportunity for supervised "real life" therapy allows for tremendous growth and development. 
 

This course is run over 4 modules of 3 months each. Each module is run in rolling sequence and students are able to enter the course at any stage. 

For example: Students may finish their Year 1 Diploma course in July and the next module running for Year 2 is module 4 starting in September. Students would start on module 4 and then continue on to module 1 next.

The following outline of the course is a general one. The course is subject to continuous evaluation and alteration.  

 

Module 1 Weekends 1-3	Module 2 Weekends 4-6
Clinical & Cognitive Behavioural Hypnotherapy - CBHT	NLP - Neuro Linguistic Programming
a) Hypno-Science: The Brain, Stress Responses and Common Disorders - Depression, PTSD, OCD, Panic and Anxiety Disorders. b) Advanced Suggestion Therapy: Advanced Inductions and Deepeners, Post Hypnotic Suggestion work. c) Techniques: Confidence & Self Esteem, Working with Anxiety – Advanced Swish, CID d) Working with clients: Assessment. Treatment Planning. Beginning, Middle and End of therapy and the therapeutic relationship.	a) Revision of the Systemic NLP.  The Meta Model, The Milton Model b) The art of state management.  Submodalities - Modelling, Mind lines.  NLP Mastery c) Using NLP with clients.
Module 3 Weekends 7-9	Module 4 Weekends 10-12
Advanced Analytical Hypno-Psychotherapy	Specialist Psychotherapy
a) Advanced Regression Techniques: The Affect Bridge, The Language of Abreaction.    b) Progression Techniques: Calibrating Time and Sequential Integration techniques.  c) Advanced Hypnoanalysis: The Inner Child and The Inner Family, Analytical Hypnohealing, symbolic analysis, transactional hypnoanalysis, Voice dialogue. d) Working creatively with clients.	a) Psychosynthesis Psychotherapy.  Working with the transpersonal dimension.  The phases of psychosynthesis counselling, basic techniques of psychosynthesis. b) Group therapy – The theoretical aspects to group work, aims of group work. Running a group.  c) Working with Children – The Childs Internal process, the goals for working with children, the process of counselling chidren, child-therapist relationship, the SPICC Model.
	Counselling Component
	The Counselling Units below are covered throughout this course. If you wish to gain the Certificate in Counselling Skills and Theory, there will be an additional 3 pieces of coursework to complete.  Unit 1: Counselling Skills   Unit 2: Counselling Theory   Unit 3: Self Development  Unit 4: Psychopathology   Unit 5: Practice Management
	We will continually assess, review and update the course content, material and method. We reserve the right, whilst maintaining the stated syllabus, to effect changes in emphasis in any part of this programme.

 

Registrations

To Register for this Course Click Here