HypnoCoaching

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Permalink Reply by Richard Nongard - NLPBoard.com on January 31, 2012 at 5:05pm

www.ICBCHForum.com  leads you to a page right here on hypnothoughts.   Coaching is a preferred model of the ICBCH; Scott Sandland and I both completed the requirement for being a baord certified coach through the Center for Credentialing and Education (The same group that gave us Licensed Professsional Counselors - NBCC - in all 50 states).

 

There are a log of coaches here, I moved from traditional psychotherapy to an all -caoching model in 2006.  Feel free to post in our group anytime, any questions that are coaching related!

 

We also meet on Facebook at www.ICBCHGroup.com   it is primarily the same people; I tend to post more content here though, because it is a more user friendly page.

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Permalink Reply by Aaron Little on January 31, 2012 at 5:58pm

I am a coach and I am a hypnotist. I say that makes me a HypnoCoach or perhaps a Coachnotist.

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Permalink Reply by Edd Schultz on January 31, 2012 at 6:02pm

I have had training as an ADHD Coach through the American Coaching Association and use a lot of that background in hypnotherapy, so I call myself an Hypnoticoach. In fact, my website is www.hypnoticoach.com. You're welcome to contact me directly for questions.

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Permalink Reply by Carlos Martinez on January 31, 2012 at 9:26pm

Hey Edd, I'll be starting my first run at little league baseball ages 10-12. I've never done anything with more than one client at a time. I'm interested if you have any insight that could help?

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Permalink Reply by Michael Ellner on February 1, 2012 at 6:07am

Hi KB,

I agree with Richard N. -  I see many advantages in offering our services as a blending of basic coaching theory practice and basic hypnotic theory and practice.

Anything Nongard is teaching is highly recommended. (You know where to find him)

Lisa Halpin hypno-coaching training is highly recommended (http://www.hypnocoachcertification.com/Internship.html)

I also recommend Alan Barsky and my coaching approach to guided self-help  (You can contact Alan or me via HT.com)

Michael E.

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Permalink Reply by Kathryn Beck on February 1, 2012 at 6:55am

Thanks for this info, Richard.  I'll check out those groups!  
~Kathryn

Richard Nongard - NLPBoard.com said:

www.ICBCHForum.com  leads you to a page right here on hypnothoughts.   Coaching is a preferred model of the ICBCH; Scott Sandland and I both completed the requirement for being a baord certified coach through the Center for Credentialing and Education (The same group that gave us Licensed Professsional Counselors - NBCC - in all 50 states).

 

There are a log of coaches here, I moved from traditional psychotherapy to an all -caoching model in 2006.  Feel free to post in our group anytime, any questions that are coaching related!

 

We also meet on Facebook at www.ICBCHGroup.com   it is primarily the same people; I tend to post more content here though, because it is a more user friendly page.

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Permalink Reply by Kathryn Beck on February 1, 2012 at 6:55am

I think the first name has a better ring to it.  :)
~Kathryn

Aaron Little said:

I am a coach and I am a hypnotist. I say that makes me a HypnoCoach or perhaps a Coachnotist.

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Permalink Reply by Kathryn Beck on February 1, 2012 at 6:56am

Hi Michael,

I was looking at Lisa's site the other day actually.  Thank you!
~Kathryn

Michael Ellner said:

Hi KB,

I agree with Richard N. -  I see many advantages in offering our services as a blending of basic coaching theory practice and basic hypnotic theory and practice.

Anything Nongard is teaching is highly recommended. (You know where to find him)

Lisa Halpin hypno-coaching training is highly recommended (http://www.hypnocoachcertification.com/Internship.html)

I also recommend Alan Barsky and my coaching approach to guided self-help  (You can contact Alan or me via HT.com)

Michael E.

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Permalink Reply by Kathryn Beck on February 1, 2012 at 6:56am

Great!  Thanks!
~Kathryn

Edd Schultz said:

I have had training as an ADHD Coach through the American Coaching Association and use a lot of that background in hypnotherapy, so I call myself an Hypnoticoach. In fact, my website is www.hypnoticoach.com. You're welcome to contact me directly for questions.

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Permalink Reply by GAIL GUEVARA on February 1, 2012 at 6:12pm

Hi Kathryn ~

Yes, I too combine hypnosis with coaching. Sometimes I use only hypnosis and/or coaching, depending on what the client needs at the time of their appointment.

I am a Co-Active Professional Certified Coach (CPCC) with The Coaches Training Institute (CTI). We are certified through the International Coaching Federation (ICF). CTI has now gone global. Check them out.

~Gail

 

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Permalink Reply by Michelle Braun on February 1, 2012 at 7:35pm

Hi Kathryn,

I'm a hypno-coach to use your words.   It combines the best of both worlds! : )

Michelle

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Permalink Reply by Lorrie Hale-Ozbey on February 1, 2012 at 8:13pm

Hello Kathryn,

I'm a certified hypnocoach. I did Zolita's hypnocoach course at Anne King's center in Beorne, TX. I also recommnend Richard Nongard. I have referred a few people who've completed his hypnosis courrse.

Lorrie

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