Ivy Tech Students Learn About Hypnosis
On October 29, 2012 William Molitor Cincinnati's local hypnosis expert will take his skills to the students and guest at Ivy Tech in Lawrenceburg, Indiana to help educate the public on the practical uses of modern hypnosis.
Cincinnati, OH, September 30, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Hypnosis has been shown to help with eliminating test anxiety, modifying study habits, and improving sports performance along with how to stop bad habits such as smoking, overeating and procrastination. Through his interactive lecture/demonstrations William dispels the myths and misunderstandings that have plagued the concept of hypnosis for years. He eliminates the mind control perception of hypnosis and shows how hypnosis is used naturally by everyday people with every day issues.
It is important to understand that the hypnotic trance state is not only natural, but can be achieved by anyone. Learning how to use this heightened state of awareness to create beneficial changes can be a priceless asset, particularly to students. Whether a student wants to improve study habits, sleep habits, eating habits, or they want to change a bad habit such as smoking hypnosis can be the answer for them.
Self-hypnosis can be one of the most important tools that a student will ever learn. That they do have the ability to control their own thoughts will be an asset in any endeavor that they chose to undertake throughout their life. Creating positive habits to relieve stress and anxiety not only improves their life experience but will enhance their health as well. Simply learning the mental code to create beneficial habits opens doors to being successful in everything.
Teaching what hypnosis is and how it can be used is only the tip of the iceberg for William. At his Ohio State registered school for hypnosis and advanced hypnotherapy he teaches students as well as professional hypnotists the finer details of hypnosis and hypnotherapy. Classes include how to master hypnotic inductions such as "instant inductions" "silent inductions" and traditional induction such as the "Elman induction."
Presenting this information to students around the Mid-west gives those students an opportunity to strengthen not only their confidence and self-esteem but creates a "can do" mindset that is invaluable in today's world. Providing accurate information about the uses of hypnosis clears the way for young minds to make clear and informed decisions about their own capabilities and the world around them.
William Molitor is a board certified hypnotist and certified hypnosis instructor for the National Guild of Hypnotists (NGH). He is the primary instructor and Director of The Tri-State Hypnosis Center, Cincinnati's only Ohio State registered school for hypnosis and advanced hypnotherapy. For more information about William or the services offered at their Center contact Doris at (513) 943-1444 or visit www.tri-statehypnosis.com.
It is important to understand that the hypnotic trance state is not only natural, but can be achieved by anyone. Learning how to use this heightened state of awareness to create beneficial changes can be a priceless asset, particularly to students. Whether a student wants to improve study habits, sleep habits, eating habits, or they want to change a bad habit such as smoking hypnosis can be the answer for them.
Self-hypnosis can be one of the most important tools that a student will ever learn. That they do have the ability to control their own thoughts will be an asset in any endeavor that they chose to undertake throughout their life. Creating positive habits to relieve stress and anxiety not only improves their life experience but will enhance their health as well. Simply learning the mental code to create beneficial habits opens doors to being successful in everything.
Teaching what hypnosis is and how it can be used is only the tip of the iceberg for William. At his Ohio State registered school for hypnosis and advanced hypnotherapy he teaches students as well as professional hypnotists the finer details of hypnosis and hypnotherapy. Classes include how to master hypnotic inductions such as "instant inductions" "silent inductions" and traditional induction such as the "Elman induction."
Presenting this information to students around the Mid-west gives those students an opportunity to strengthen not only their confidence and self-esteem but creates a "can do" mindset that is invaluable in today's world. Providing accurate information about the uses of hypnosis clears the way for young minds to make clear and informed decisions about their own capabilities and the world around them.
William Molitor is a board certified hypnotist and certified hypnosis instructor for the National Guild of Hypnotists (NGH). He is the primary instructor and Director of The Tri-State Hypnosis Center, Cincinnati's only Ohio State registered school for hypnosis and advanced hypnotherapy. For more information about William or the services offered at their Center contact Doris at (513) 943-1444 or visit www.tri-statehypnosis.com.
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Tri-State Hypnosis Center
William Molitor BCH. CI
(513) 943-1444
www.tri-statehypnosis.com
William Molitor BCH. CI
(513) 943-1444
www.tri-statehypnosis.com
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