People often assume the Modern Hypnotism Workshop is just a taster course.
It isn’t.

The aim is for you to actually learn how to do hypnosis and guide someone into it confidently.

Most of the weekend is spent practising and playing with different approaches because that is one of the best ways to learn. Hypnosis is a serious skill, but learning it does not have to be serious all the time.

On Day 1 we cover the foundations (what hypnosis is and how it works) and then quickly move into practice.

In fact, most participants will have guided someone into hypnosis before lunchtime on the first day. From there we keep practising, refining and building confidence. You learn from both your successes and your mistakes.

On Day 2 the focus shifts to using hypnosis in practical situations, with more practice and feedback along the way.

This is not a full diploma training, but you will leave with real practical skills and a solid foundation to build on if you want to develop further later on.

The workshop is limited to 12 people so everyone gets time to practise and receive guidance. By the end of the weekend the goal is not just to understand hypnosis, but to be able to use it confidently.

The next workshop is in April in Folkestone and bookings are now open.

Early bird price (20% off) available until 21 March.

If you want to learn hypnosis by actually doing it, this weekend is designed for that.

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Christophe Courtin

Christophe Courtin

Christophe Courtin is a hypnotherapist, NLP Master Practitioner and hypnotherapy trainer at Folkestone Hypnotherapy, specialising in rapid subconscious relief for stress, anxiety, and trauma. He moves beyond traditional talking therapy by using bespoke techniques tailored to how each individual mind processes information. With a personal understanding of ADHD and Autism, Christophe offers a neurodivergent-friendly approach while welcoming all clients seeking a judgment-free environment. Whether addressing phobias, smoking cessation, or chronic pain, he facilitates lasting change where logic alone has reached its limit. Based in Folkestone, Kent, he provides sessions both face-to-face and worldwide via Zoom.