May 30 (evening), 31 and 1st June 2024
Note: In person attendees will get a hotel discount voucher.
Contact Phone Number: (226) 886-3634
Contact E-Mail: admin@csch-od.ca
Event Information & Regsitration: https://csch-od.ca/upcoming_workshops/learningconversationalhypnosis/
Canadian Society of Clinical Hypnosis-Ontario Division is thrilled to announce the return of our LIVE workshop featuring Dr. Laurence Sugarman, titled “Having Weird Conversations: Learning Conversational Hypnosis from the Start.” Whether you choose to join us in person or participate online, we are eagerly anticipating the opportunity to reconnect with each and every one of you.
Workshop Focus and Importance:
Conversational hypnosis plays a pivotal role in medical and psychotherapy encounters, yet it often goes unrecognized by healthcare practitioners. This workshop aims to address this gap by providing essential training to recognize, evoke, and utilize hypnotic elements in healthcare interactions, leading to enhanced rapport, collaboration, and ultimately, better outcomes for patients.
Who Should Attend:
This workshop is designed to benefit both healthcare providers who are new to hypnosis and experienced clinicians seeking to further their skills in this area.
What You’ll Learn:
– Recognize the natural occurrence of hypnosis in conversations and its impact.
– Gain insight into the structure, principles, and skills that make conversations more hypnotic and therapeutic.
– Discover how conversational hypnosis can enrich your clinical practice, fostering creativity and strengthening relationships with those under your care.
Event Details:
– Title: Having Weird Conversations: Learning Conversational Hypnosis from the Start
– Date: May 30 (evening), 31st, and June 1st, 2024
– Location: Ontario Bar Association, 20 Toronto Street, Suite 300, Toronto, Ontario
– Format: Hybrid (Online and Offline)
About Dr. Laurence Sugarman:
With over two decades in pediatric practice, Dr. Sugarman is an expert in clinical biofeedback and hypnosis, seamlessly integrating mental health care into primary settings. As an Approved Consultant and Fellow with the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, he has led various initiatives, including teaching at the National Pediatric Hypnosis Training Institute. He has been a Clinical Professor at the University of Rochester since the mid-1980s, & currently teaches Pediatrics, Health Sciences & Technology.
Dr. Sugarman’s extensive publications, including the acclaimed video-documentary “Hypnosis in Pediatric Practice,” and his latest book co-authored with Julie Linden and Lee Brooks, “Changing Minds with Clinical Hypnosis,” have garnered international recognition.
He focuses his research on self-regulation therapies for youth with developmental differences and the transformative potential of hypnosis in healthcare. Dr. Sugarman’s contributions have earned him numerous awards, including the prestigious Milton H. Erickson Award for excellence in clinical hypnosis writing.