Medical professionals are becoming interested in the mind/body connection, particularly as it relates to healing and pain management. Side effects and immunities to pain medications make it difficult to treat patients with pharmaceuticals. Hypnosis is making a resurgence in medical protocol.

Dentists are the most open to HypnoDontics and they are looking for you. This is a unique opportunity to train with the world renowned Hypnosis expert and author of “HypnoDontics: A Manual for Dentists and Hypnotists”.

80% of all people grow up affected by dental anxiety. This anxiety is based in infant imprinting, negative dental experiences, exaggerated “horror” stories from childhood, friends and control issues. Even from psychological or mental abuse originating outside the dental office, or from a general fear of needles and medical procedures. Dental associations also recognize that as many as half the 80% avoid dental care until their teeth hurt more than they imagine the dentist will. That’s quite a client list for you, if only you knew how to approach them! This cycle of dental avoidance not only jeopardizes physical health (e.g. stomach issues) but it also leads people to avoid social events and work opportunities due to poor self-image… and when forced to seek dental work, they’ve waited so long that invasive treatment is required. And that can reinforce their fear of dentistry!

During this compressed, interactive, and easily absorbed 2-day course, you’ll learn how to jump-start your practice offering help with issues such as dental anxiety, bruxism, TMJ, bulimia, vomiting, reflux and more. Your clients will happily leave the dentist’s office, after seeing you, wondering what they were so worried about all those lost years. Talk about word of mouth! Once they learn to smile again, your clients will never forget you, will enthusiastically recommend you to their friends, and to their dentist! Once the dentist sees how easily clients overcome dental anxiety, they’ll readily approach you to explore other life-changing experiences to improve other aspects of their patients’ lives. And in this course you will learn how to approach dentists.

You will learn how to identify the differences between dental anxiety, fear, and phobia and how to measure them while recognizing the most common types of dental anxiety. How to use Elman techniques, “Regression to Cause”, and “Parts Therapy” efficaciously. The precautions of pain removal while also enhancing and accelerating the client’s natural self-healing abilities. Time-tested techniques for incorporating creative visualization for maximum results while reinforcing those. How to teach the client (and dentist) increased self-confidence using self-hypnosis.

The secret to leapfrogging your specialty hypnodontic services into a busy, full service practice. How to facilitate hypnotic techniques to overcome gagging, to restrict or increase bleeding and salivary flow, and how to guide clients to eliminate teeth grinding (bruxism). How to determine the most effective ways to market your professional services to generate large numbers of referrals from the clients you treat and dentists you work with. Ways to structure a dental training program for both the dental practitioner and their staff that supports and reinforces their work “chairside.”

Hypnotists looking for ways to expand their scope of your practice?
This course is for all levels of practicing Consulting Hypnotists who are looking for new ways to raise their professional profile and increase their income.
The techniques you’ll learn and fine-tune in this Hypnodontics course are easily expanded into other client issues, and the practice sessions will instill increased confidence so you can easily integrate these skills into the rest of your hypnotic work.

The Early History of Dentistry and Hypnotic Techniques;
Dave Elman’s work in Dental Training in Hypnosis;
Dental Anxiety vs. Fear & Phobia;
Measuring Dental Anxiety & Common Causes of Dental Anxiety;
The Impact of Dental Anxiety on Patient’s Daily Life;
Impact of Poor Dental Health on Overall Health;
Hypnotic words to use & words/phrases to avoid;
Hypnosis Inductions (Rapid and Instant) and practice of Hypnotic Deepeners to Somnabulism; analgesia and anesthesia;
Importance of Convincers & Testing;
Emerging Patients;
Regression to Cause (R2C);
Parts Therapy;
Working with phobias inc. Agoraphobia, Claustrophobia, Fear of Needles, Smells, “Drills” etc;
Pain Control; Hypnosis for Dental Surgery;
Hypnosis for Gum Health and blood control;
Stress Synopsis; Cardiovasular Issues and Dentistry Hypnosis techniques with Children, inc. Finger Sucking, Tongue Thrusting, Nail Biting, cleft lip.
Getting the word out to Dentists;
Your 30-Second Elevator Speech; A Word on Scripts; Script Samples; Course summary and the next steps…