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Elman Hypnotherapy: Beyond the Basicswith Tim Brunson DCHExpand Your Skills with Elegant Elman Techniques!Often regarded as the forgotten hypnotic master of the twentieth century, David Elman offered some of the most efficient and elegant techniques available. Although well-schooled in classical hypnosis, this son of a stage hypnotist taught thousands of medical and dental professionals how to rapidly attain the necessary level of trance for pain relief and surgery. A rival of the famed Dr. Milton Erickson, Elman’s popularity waned after the AMA approved hypnosis. However, after his re-discovery in the 1980’s numerous clinicians have successfully employed his simple and effective methods.Overall Learning objectivesUpon completion of this course participants will be able to:  * Master the concepts of the basic Elman technique.  * Learn how to apply waking hypnosis, compounding, and hypnotic coma.  * Become familiar with 10 advanced Elman techniques.  * Discover 19 ways to apply these techniques.Tim Brunson DCHDr. Tim Brunson has over 30 years of training experience, including having taught on the faculty of two universities, serving as the head of a four state transportation school, having provided instructors to 23 universities, and working for the U.S. government as a head of training for eight Southeastern states. Additionally, his training and clinical experience as a doctor of clinical hypnotherapy and as NLP trainer have given him unique insights into communication, training, and the human mind. He facilitates and coaches individuals, organizations, and corporations who are seeking to excel through transformation. Also, he produces clearly superior Master Trainers and Communicators who employ powerful and entertaining techniques designed to achieve unheard of results.Course TextHypnotherapy by Elman is not required. It is recommended.———-Course Agenda:Lesson 1: Introducing the Elman Technique  * Who was David Elman?  * Why is Elman Hypnotherapy relevant today?  * What is the basic Elman technique?  * How to study hypnosis.Lesson 2: Concepts I  * What is hypnosis?  * What are the four states and six signs of hypnosis?  * What is selective thinking, physical and mental relaxation?  * What is the role of suggestion?  * What is the difference between somnambulism and the coma state?  * Why is fear important?  * How do you test for hypnosis?Lesson 3: Concepts II  * How do you perform compounding and deepening?  * How do you overcome resistance?  * How do you work with blind people?  * What are the differences between working with recalcitrant children, other children, and adults?Lesson 4: The Magic of Waking Hypnosis  * What is waking hypnosis?  * What is the difference between Waking Hypnosis and Waking Suggestion?  * How does Waking Hypnosis work?  * What are the medical and dental applications of Waking Hypnosis?  * How do you use a “magic spot”?  * How can I change the will to die to a will to live?Lesson 5: The Secret of Compounding  * How does delayed suggestion relate to compounding?  * What are the prerequistites for compounding?  * What is the difference between true and false somnambulism?  * How is compounding done?Lesson 6: Hypnotic Coma: The Ultimate Trance  * How was Hypnotic Coma discovered?  * What are the states below somnambulism?  * What is the structure of a Hypnotic Coma session?  * How are post hypnotic suggestions given and triggered?  * How do you recover from a Hypnotic Coma?  * How do you test for Hypnotic Coma?  * What is the role of fear?Lesson 7: Techniques I  * Inductions  * Hypnotizing by doing nothing  * Drinking water technique  * Hand Shake Technique  * AutosuggestionLesson 8: Techniques II  * Rigid Finger  * Telephone number amnesia  * Monroe Technique  * Hypnosis in the sleep stateLesson 9: Applications I  * Asthma  * Cancer  * Child Birth  * The extraction of dream material  * Frigidity  * Hypnoanesthesia  * Hypnoanalysis  * Migraines  * Ideomotor ResponseLesson 10: Applications II  * Impotence  * Illnesses  * Sterility  * Pain  * Pregnancy  * Pre-Operative  * Stage Fright  * Stutteringhttp://www.hypnosisresearchinstitute.org/