HMI – AHA Weight Loss Hypnosis

HMI – AHA Weight Loss Hypnosis: The Ultimate Seminar

Presented by: Susie Kappas

Overview: Unlock the secrets of weight loss hypnosis with this comprehensive seminar. Originally a sold-out event, this certification course is now available for you to access from the comfort of your home or office. No more long classroom hours; study and review at your pace with 6 months of access.

Why Weight Loss Hypnosis?

• Weight loss is a lucrative area in hypnotherapy, with Americans spending billions to achieve their goals.
• Successful weight loss clients can lead to numerous referrals, boosting your practice.
• However, it’s also a complex area. This seminar equips you with the knowledge and tools to confidently help clients lose weight through hypnosis.

What You’ll Receive:

• 5½ hours of streaming video instruction.
• 180 days of unlimited access.
• A 74-page weight loss hypnosis manual.
• Client handouts (26 pages) to inspire, educate, and motivate.
• An 8-session guide with hypnotic scripts for weight loss therapy.
• Specific hypnotic suggestions that work.
• Tools like the Hunger Scale, Pedometer Steps Chart, Weight Loss and Measurement Chart, and more.
• Techniques to build client motivation, identify challenges, and inspire weight loss success.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the “4 key ingredients required for weight loss success”.
• Learn to use tools like the Vision Board and New Self-Image Paragraph.
• Boost client motivation with each session.
• Identify and overcome client challenges.
• Inspire clients towards a healthier, happier life.

Disclaimer: This seminar is tailored for Hypnotherapists specializing in Hypnosis and Weight Loss. It doesn’t cover basic hypnosis skills or general hypnotherapy knowledge. It’s meant for professionals undergoing or having completed advanced hypnotherapy training. Note that American Hypnosis Association Continuing Education Courses aren’t a replacement for Hypnotherapy training. Advertising as a specialist without an Advanced Hypnotherapy Diploma from HMI or a recognized institution is unethical.