Norman "Dr Blue" Katz, Ph.D.
Behavioral Medicine Consultant
Professional School of Behavioral Health Sciences
Webinar Certificate Program 2021
Professional Certificate
HYPNOSIS SCIENCE
March 5, 12, 19, 26: Rethinking Hypnosis: Science, Myth, & New Formulations
April 2, 9, 16, 23: Hypnotic Communications: Applications & Styles
May 7, 14, 21, 28: Hypnotic Applications: Behavior, Cognition, Physiology
A Live-Interactive 45-hour WEBINAR Certificate Program
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Dear Colleague:
We invite you to rethink hypnosis and to learn a new Skills Model of Hypnosis. Learn to understand hypnosis as learning, which includes behavior, cognition, and physiology. Understand, use, and apply hypnosis from an educational perspective. Help your clients bring heart, mind, and physiology together.
LEARN TO:
- apply hypnosis from a behavioral-skills perspective
- demystify hypnosis and explain it in practical terms
- understand hypnosis in new, different, and useful ways
- use new hypnosis-imaginal strategies for habit analysis
- use hypnosis-imaginal strategies for habit modification
- use hypnosis in performance training settings
- assist clients in learning psychophysiological change
- interview clients from a hypnosis perspective
- integrate hypnosis and related techniques, e.g., meditation
- make hypnosis a part of your professional practice
- partner with your clients m hypnotic self-explorations
- integrate hypnosis with Cognitive Behavior Therapy
- integrate hypnosis with related techniques, e.g., meditation
- integrate hypnosis strategies with self-help techniques
- integrate hypnosis science with breathing science
- integrate humor and play with hypnotic strategies
- explore and understand multiple selves with hypnosis
FACULTY:
Norman W. Katz, Ph.D. is a world leader in the field of hypnosis, known for his unique
contributions to the field. He earned his Ph.D. in clinical and experimental psychology at
Washington University in St Louis MO and then interned at Harvard University Children's Hospital
Clinics. He then taught and conducted research at the University of New Mexico as Assistant
Professor in the Psychology Department and as Associate Clinical Professor in the Medical School in
Family Practice and Psychiatry. Dr. Katz founded the Erickson Institute for Clinical Hypnosis in
1970 with Milton H. Erickson MD and since then has trained thousands of healthcare practitioners in
clinical hypnosis. He has conducted wor1<shops in hypnosis throughout the world during his 50
years in the field, including China and Southeast Asia
CURRICULUM
Three 15-hour courses: three credit units and 45 professional CE hours.
March 5, 12, 19, and 26 (Friday mornings):
09:00 - 13:00 Mountain Time
423 Rethinking Hypnosis: Science, Myth, & New Formulations (1 credit unit, 15 hours CE).
April 2, 9, 16, and 23 (Friday mornings):
09:00 - 13:00 Mountain Time
424 Hypnotic Communications: Applications and Styles (1 credit unit, 15 hours CE).
May 7, 14, 21, and 28 (Friday mornings):
09:00 - 13:00 Mountain Time
425 Hypnotic Applications: Behavior, Cognition, Physiology (1 credit unit, 15 hours CE).
All with Norman W. Katz, Ph.D
Click here for REGISTRATION. Click here to ask for a BROCHURE.
Tuition: $1,800.00. Deposit $500.00, balance due March 3.
Email us at education@bp.edu if you would like to talk with Dr. Katz on Zoom about details.
Sincerely,
Peter M. Litchfield, Ph.D., President
PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SCIENCES
Professional Diploma, Certificate, and Certification programs
pl@bp.edu 307.633.9800