This course is Bill O'Hanlon's largest program he has ever done, and it includes lecture material, recorded hypnosis demonstrations, top level research on hypnosis, insights for other Ericksonian experts, and more.

So you are aware, this course has been built around a "practitioner–scholar model" of instruction.

In that, it is our desire that this course imparts a lot of practical application points for those who work as behavioral health providers and/or other change-work professionals

But students of this course should know that the curriculum also includes many lectures that focus on research/scholarly articles and other resources, as it is also our desire to help form the thinking/conceptualization process of our students as they consider developing their own frames and methods for the integration of Ericksonian theory in trancework.

For the text-based portions of this program, the awarding of continuing education (CE) credits in the program is calculated using the format of 1 credit hour for each 6,000 words of home-study text, or 0.25 continuing education (CE) credit hour for every 1,500 words of home-study text. This metric for calculating text-based portions of the program has been field-tested by PsychMaven for this course by looking at the average reading speed, along with successful knowledge attainment, from a neurologically diverse group of qualified learners.

Field testing averages were also confirmed in examining average read time for text-to-speech software (Speechelo and Adobe Reader were those that were used for the testing). Increments of less than 1 credit hour will only be counted above the first credit hour in this program.

This course has been designed for practitioners at the graduate level or higher. And though all helping-professionals, and even those just interested in the topic, are welcomed to take this course, please note that research, as well as application, will be explored through the curriculum.

See above in the upper-right section of the screen where it says "Complete and Continue"- or simply the right pointing arrow (>) if you are in a mobile device or in the app- make sure to click this when done to progress through the course to the next lecture.