The Use of Hypnosis with Pain Management
Presented by Judith Grosz, LCSW In this seminar, Judith Grosz will discuss the components of pain: the evaluation, assessment and the guidelines for working with pain. She will present hypnotic strategies for dealing with pain and give examples with trances. This seminar will also include a case discussion as well as a group trance.
Sunday, November 11, 2007 11a.m. to 1p.m. 605 East 82nd Street, apt 4A This seminar is free for NYSEPH members. rsvp for seats at: 212-794-0143
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THE USE OF ERICKSONIAN HYPNOSIS AND SELF-HYPNOSIS Presented by Robert Kupferman, LCSW will be offering a seminar that will be didactic and include vignettes from his practice, including a reading list. Participants will be encouraged to share their professional experiences in treating sleep disorders. This seminar is free for NYSEPH members. There is a charge of $15 for non-members. Sunday, January 27th, 2008 49 West 24th St. #1025 RSVP for a seat at: |
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USING HYPNO-PROJECTIVES FOR EGO STRENGTHENING AND PROBLEM SOLVING Presented by Brigitte E. Lifschitz, LCSW In this Seminar, Brigitte Lifschitz will demonstrate how hypno-projectives can be used to access inner understandings and solutions to self-image difficulties, symptoms and relationship problems. Hypno-projectives can also be helpful for examining distortions of self-image in eating disorders and from sexual abuse. There will be case examples, discussion and a group trance experience. Sunday, February 24, 2008 This seminar is free for NYSEPH members. There is a charge of $15 for non-members. RSVP to reserve a seat by calling |
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THE USE OF HYPNOSIS IN WORKING WITH INFERTILITY PATIENTS Presented by Helen Adrienne, LCSW, BCD One of every 6 couples of childbearing age struggles with the unwanted diagnosis of infertility. This seminar will delineate an overview of the emotional experience of infertility for the patient/couple. Hypnotic treatment interventions will be provided. If time permits the seminar can be opened up to case supervision. Sunday, March 30, 2008 RSVP at: 212-758-0125 |
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RELEASING GUILT, ANGER AND FEAR: ERICKSONIAN APPROACHES TO PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALING AND SPIRITUAL GROWTH Presented by Sam Menahem Ph.D. Dr. Menahem will explore the importance of releasing guilt, fear and anger through hypnotic trance induction, direct and indirect suggestion and metaphor. Guilt is seen as the underlying cause of all self destructive behaviors, even if it is unconscious. Dr. Menahem has combined Ericksonian approaches with the "Sedona method" and Buddhist teachings in developing his approach to healing. Although Dr. Erickson did not use the word spiritual in his writing, he has been described as a very spiritual man. Now, Erickson's concept of the healing power of the unconscious is being widened as an entry point for the development of compassion, and loving kindness for one self and others. This leads to healing on all levels, spiritual, psychological and physical. Sam Menahem Ph.D.is a psychologist in Fort Lee N. J. He is a former NYSEPH instructor and board member, Adjunct professor at Columbian University, former president of the Association for Spirituality and Psychotherapy (ASP)and the author of two books, "When Therapy Isn't Enough", and "All Your Prayers Are Answered." Sunday, April 6, 2008 30 West 60 th Street, #1R RSVP to reserve a seat at: This seminar is free for NYSEPH members. There is a charge of $15 for non-members. |
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"Awakening the Metaphor: Group Experience of Stories as Trancework" Presented by Michael Fisher, Ph.D., Site Director of Psychological Services and Training, North Central Bronx Hospital, One of the most powerful and important tools in trancework is the use of metaphor. The great body of human literature from fairy tales to religious texts present complex metaphors that speak to the human experience in ways that can be utilized in a group. In this workshop participants will work with stories through both role play and trance. In this way the meanings of a story's metaphors will be experienced on personal and archetypal levels. Saturday, May 10, 2008 286 Fifth Avenue (between 30 & 31st St.), Room 10F This seminar is free for NYSEPH members. There is a charge of $15 for non-members. RSVP at 646-935-0701
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WAKING HYPNOSIS AND WAKING SELF HYPNOSIS Presented by Dr. Sidney Rosen In 1924 Wells wrote an article on waking hypnosis--i.e. hypnosis without any trance induction. I have been exploring various approaches for a couple years since my interest was aroused by articles written by a Spanish hypnotherapist. Therapists will certainly find these approaches helpful for themselves and for their clients. Participants will be given basic concepts, will be guided towards experiencing and utilizing waking self hypnosis and, we will have them devise their own approaches. Tuesday June 3, 2008 122 East 82nd St., 1-B This seminar is free for NYSEPH members. There is a charge of $15 for non-members RSVP to reserve seats at: |
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