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PSYCTRY 407BClinical Hypnosis Seminar

Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences · 2 units · Graduate professional courses (400-499)

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Integrated, experientially oriented sequence with lecture, discussion, demonstration, practice, and assigned readings. Guest speakers with expertise in specific hypnotic applications and populations, and video programs included. Trainees and faculty members in healthcare professions as well as licensed healthcare providers from community (MCEP credit available) encouraged to enroll. For trainees in social work, psychology, and psychiatry, completion of minimum of one year of supervised training in psychotherapy or behavior therapy required. Fundamentals of trance utilization, including diagnosis, creating safety, and facilitating exploratory trance experiences.

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