A Teach-By-Experience Model for Expanding Your Practice

If you’ve ever thought about offering self hypnosis classes to the public—but weren’t sure how to structure them, explain hypnosis clearly, or keep the experience both ethical and effective—this Self Hypnosis Circle is designed for you.

This is not a theory lecture about teaching.
It is a live, experiential blueprint you can adapt and offer in your own practice.

You’ll receive an outline for a self hypnosis class while learning how each element is intentionally structured to build trust, confidence, and lasting engagement.

Training Models

Session One: Introducing Hypnosis to the Public

• How to open a class with a settling meditation and simple introductions
• How to explain hypnosis in clear, non-technical language
• Proven pre-talk ideas that reduce fear and performance anxiety
• Introducing goal-setting without creating pressure or dependency

Session Two: Empowerment Through Self-Direction

• Guidelines for teaching clients how to write successful suggestions
• Structuring a second group hypnosis experience using participant-generated intentions
• Encouraging autonomy and continued practice between sessions

Why Hypnotherapists Use This Model

• Expands reach beyond one-to-one sessions
• Creates repeatable, ethical public offerings
• Builds visibility and trust in the community
• Naturally leads to private sessions and advanced classes
• Positions you as an educator, not just a practitioner

Who This Is For
• Practicing hypnotherapists and students nearing completion
• Practitioners interested in group work and public education
• Those seeking a simple, repeatable class structure they can confidently offer in person or on Zoom

This Self Hypnosis Circle shows you how to teach from experience, not theory—so your future students feel capable, supported, and inspired to continue their inner work long after the class ends.

Space is limited to preserve the experiential quality of the training.

Reserve your place and add a powerful group model to your practice.