EXPERT TRAINING
with the
Academy for Hypnosis
Study with international trainer and speaker
Sharon Waxkirsh
BA Hons CHT MHT HBCE
to become a confident therapy practitioner and grow your thriving practice
Sharon Waxkirsh
Founder and director of the Academy for Hypnosis and co-founder of the renowned Institute of Hypnotherapy for Medical and Dental Practice (IHMDP), Sharon is one of the few trainers licenced to teach the works of Gil Boyne's Transforming Therapy™. Sharon is highly regarded for her training of hundreds of dentists, doctors, surgeons and hypnotherapists around the world, in the use of hypnosis in medical and dental settings.
Specialising in Medical and Dental Applications and Transforming Therapy™
Which include hypnoanesthesia and age regression work
The Academy Certification is now open for registration
Aimed at Medical & Dental Professionals, or Hypnotherapists who what to work in Medical and Dental settings or learn Gil Boyne's Transforming Therapy™.
This certification program* combines online line video training, mentoring, and practical sessions.
With 200 hours of study*, you will achieve certification with the Academy for Hypnosis and the ACHE**.
* You must join the Academy Mentoring Group if you wish to study with the Academy for Hypnosis
** A small fee will be incurred for the additional ACHE certification
Michael Mezmer
Past President - ACHE
"You are absolutely, without question, in the hands of one of the best practitioners in the world!"
Learn new techniques
Understand about waking suggestion and how it can benefit your practice
New ways to help patients
Sharon shares a story of how she helped a 9-year-old who would not sleep at night
Phobic patients
Understand how you can help patients who are refusing to have treatment
It's all about control
Help your patients take back control of their healing
Practice what you preach
Sharon demonstrates the power of self-hypnosis for handling pain, by having a wisdom tooth extracted without anesthetic. The procedure was performed by Dr. Michael White at his surgery in Wimpole Street.