Masterclasses in the UK 

The Oxford School of Hypnosis provides a excellient range of CPDs. You will need to be a qualified Hypnotherapist, or student training on a recognised Diploma in Hypnotherapy Course. The courses are validated by the General Hypnotherapy Standards Council, which acts as a link between the hypnotherapy industry and the Department of Health.

All Masterclasses are now available in a distance-learning format, giving you the flexibility to complete them at your own pace. You are required to analyse 2 case studies or answer 4 questions before a certificate is issued

Hypnotherapy for Psychosexual Disorders

Sex, the most intimate and one of the most pleasurable of all human experiences can sometimes be fraught with problems. Medical intervention may address the issue and resolve it. However, if the problem is psychological, hypnotherapy may be utilised as an adjunctive therapeutic modality. 

Mindfulness for therapists

Therapists often have to deal with emotionally demanding situations, both from a personal point of view and from the client's perspective. The aim of this one-day workshop is to promote greater self-understanding, calmness and clarity of vision, and is relevant to therapists, health-care providers and anyone in the caring professions.

Hypnosis in the workplace

Increasingly, the workplace is becoming fraught with issues ranging from stress, bullying, fear of losing one's job, to a pervading sense of anxiety and failure. This one-day course is for practising hypnotherapists from diverse schools of thought, who wish to expand their practice to include the workplace. 

Hypno-coaching

This one-day workshop is for hypnotherapists who are not trained in life coaching. The aim of the course is to equip the therapist with sufficient knowledge and techniques to enable him or her to work confidently with clients on issues including career and money, relationships, goal-setting and achieving desired outcomes in their personal and professional lives.

Hypnotherapy for adult cancer patients

The aim of this workshop is to give the hypnotherapist sufficient understanding of the psychological and physical symptoms, and the role played by emotions in order to apply hypnotherapy to improve the individual's quality of life.

Hypnotherapy for young cancer patients

The practising hypnotherapist gains an understanding of the role played by hypnotherapy and the skill to apply it effectively to improve the quality of life of a young cancer patient, addressing issues such as anxiety, sleeping problems and bedwetting.

Hypno-coaching for cancer patients

Hypno-coching is a combination of the disciplines of hypnosis and life coaching. The aim of this workshop is to provide the practising therapist aiming to work with cancer patients, with the knowledge and skills necessary to deal with the challenges and issues faced by these individuals, and help them regain control of their lives.

Hypno-coaching for Psychosexual Disorders

Hypno-coaching is a combination of the disciplines of hypnosis and life coaching. Hypno-coaching can be a highly effective intervention for dealing with psychosexual disorders, working at both the conscious and subconscious levels. This approach utilises the deep penetrating power of hypnosis along with the traditional principles of coaching to accelerate the process of goal-achievement, and to create deep, long-lasting positive change. .

 

Hypno-birthing

Hypnosis can be a valuable tool throughout the entire course of pregnancy, particularly during labour and delivery. A considerable body of scientific research evidence supports this view, and today, several techniques are used, with the same ultimate effect. A hypnotherapist can help clients experience hypno-birthing, working alongside qualified healthcare providers.