Trauma Informed Hypnotherapy Level One Course

April 15-June 3, 2025

An 8-week online + live course

Discover how to use clinical hypnosis to help your clients relieve anxiety, ease pain and heal the negative effects of trauma in shorter periods of time.

Trauma Informed Hypnotherapy is a positive, uplifting approach that is grounded in neuroscience and addresses the mental, emotional and physical effects of trauma by updating memory networks and learned patterns at both conscious and subconscious levels.

In this unique training program developed by Courtney Armstrong and recognized by organizations like the Veterans Administration and the National Board for Certified Clinical Hypnotherapists, you’ll get:

• Over 35 self-paced instructional videos that you can view at your own pace
• Eight weekly webinars with small group practice sessions so you gain confidence using the techniques
• Dozens of evidence-based techniques for relieving anxiety, reducing pain, and increasing positive emotional states
• A five-step protocol for safely reprocessing traumatic memories that uplifts and empowers clients
• A supportive community- we limit the class to 32 clinicians and create a positive, friendly atmosphere where you can relax and have fun!

Rescripting Trauma Memories with Memory Reconsolidation: Protocols for Updating Implicit Beliefs and Patterns

Live Webinar: May 17, 2025

9 am to 4:30 pm EDT

Sponsored by the New Jersey Society of Clinical Hypnosis

Reprocessing traumatic memories can be a tough task, due to the stubborn persistence of painful emotions, thoughts, and patterns woven into the memory at both conscious and subconscious levels. Fortunately, neuroscience has revealed how psychotherapists can more effectively help their clients reprocess traumatic memories by harnessing the mechanisms of memory reconsolidation.

Memory reconsolidation refers to the brain's inherent ability to update a memory network with new information when the person encounters a new experience that is emotionally significant enough for the brain to change the memory’s meaning, context, and associations.

In this webinar, we will explore the phenomenon of memory reconsolidation and how psychotherapists can utilize it to create experiences that help their clients rescript trauma narratives, repair attachment wounds, and foster a positive post-trauma identity.

Click the link below to learn more and register at the New Jersey Society of Clinical Hypnosis website.