Coaching for Performance with self-hypnosis

INCLASS
Duration: 4 sessions (3 hour each)
Price: 580 CHF for each session

Do you want to improve your professional or academic performance and are you open to learning self-hypnosis as an empowering factor?
This coaching path is for those who feel the need to go beyond the objectives already achieved in the professional and academic field, through a personal path of enhancing their strengths, the definition of a personalized development plan and the learning of non-clinical self-hypnosis as an enhancing factor.

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CHF 2.320,00

Description

Coachee’s objective

I want to improve my professional or academic accomplishments and I am open to be taught non-clinical self-hypnosis to boost my performances.

Characteristics of this coaching path

This thematic caching shares many of the characteristics of Coaching for Performance and adds non-clinical self-hypnosis among the skills learned.
Hypnosis is an entirely natural process (nothing magical or mysterious) that has been used for decades in sport (Baer, 1980; Pates et al., 2001; Schreiber, 1991; Unestahl 1973, 1975, 1983, 1986) and academic (De Vos and Louw, 2006; Laidlaw et al., 2003; Wark, 1996, 2008). It has only recently been applied to business contexts (Armatas, 2009; Guse, 2012). You will learn how to build on self-hypnosis to get “extra gear” in terms of performance.

The participant will be given all the information needed to understand the path to which he will participate.
Coaches taking part of this path are licensed psychologist and hypnologist in their respective boards.

Development plan

  • Setting and defining the to-be objectives.
  • Analysing the as-is reality.
  • Generating options and solutions.
  • Assessing strengths, weakness, opportunities, threatens.
  • Train to manage thoughts, emotions, behaviours.
  • Develop positive thinking and optimism.
  • Making plans and getting feedback.
  • Celebrating achievements.
  • Learning self-hypnosis for improving performance.

Bibliography on the use of hypnosis in a non-clinical context to improve performance

Armatas, A. (2009). Coaching Hypnosis: Integrating hypnotic strategies and principles in coaching. International Coaching Psychology Review, 4 (2), 174–183.

Baer, L. (1980). Effect of time slowing suggestion on performance accuracy on a perceptual motor task. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 51, 167-176.

British Psychological Society (2001). The nature of hypnosis: Report prepared by a working party at the request of the Professional Affairs Board. Leicester: Author.

De Vos, H. M. and Louw, D. A. (2006). The Effect of Hypnotic Training Programs on the Academic Performance of Students. American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 49 (2), 101–112.

Guse, T. (2012). Enhancing Lives: A Positive Psychology Agenda for Hypnotherapy. South African Journal of Psychology, 42 (2), 214–223.

Laidlaw, T.M, Naito, A, Dwivedi, P, Enzor, N.A., Brincar, C.E. & Gruzelier, J.H. (2003). Mood changes after self-hypnosis and Johre prior to exams. Contemporary Hypnosis, 20(1), 25-40.

Pates, J., Maynar, I., and Westbury, T. (2001). An Investigation into the Effects of Hypnosis on Basketball Performance. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology, 13 (1), 84–102.

Schreiber, E. H. (1991). Using hypnosis to improve performance of college basketball players. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 72, 536-538.

Unestahl, L. E. (1973). Hypnosis and post-hypnotic suggestions. Orebro, Sweden: Veje Publications.

Unestahl, L. E. (1975). Hypnosis in the seventies. Orebro, Sweden: Veje Publications.

Unestahl, L. E. (1983). Inner mental training. Orebro, Sweden: Veje Publications.

Unesthal, L. E. (1986). Integrated mental training. Stockhold Orebro: SisuNeje Int.

Wark, D.M. (1996). Teaching college students better learning skills using self-hypnosis. American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 38(4), 277-286.

Wark, D.M. (2008). What we can do with hypnosis: A brief note. American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 51(1), 29–36.

1 review for Coaching for Performance with self-hypnosis

  1. Sabrina Maniscalco, Shooting Academy

    Oggi ho fatto la prima gara di Tiro a Segno da quando ho seguito il tuo corso ed ho vinto un bellissimo oro: hanno funzionato un bel po’ di cose che ho imparato da te! Inoltre, nella mia scuola di Tiro a Segno (Shooting Academy) abbiamo provato a dare qualche “pillola” della tue ai tiratori alle primissime armi e... funziona tutto benissimo anche su di loro! Sia sugli atleti agonisti che per su chi ha iniziato da poco e’ evidente da subito il risultato dell’attuare la Mindfulness e di comprendere per rimanere concentrati che i pensieri sono solo pensieri! Veramente alla grande! 💪🏻 Sono davvero contenta di aver seguito il corso, ho imparato davvero cose utilissime, sia per quanto riguarda la sfera lavorativa che per quanto riguarda la mia sfera personale!
    Grazie, sei stato un Coach fantastico!
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