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The interest in Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy is skyrocketing these days, and so are the fees charged by Certified Clinical Hypnotherapists in the USA.

Currently our research indicates that even in small suburban areas, it's not uncommon for Certified Hypnotherapists to be charging $250. for hour-long Hypnotherapy sessions. No wonder the interest in quality Hypnotherapy training is on the rise. And fortunately for prospective students, training methods and options have improved considerably in the last several years.

Ten years ago, most Distance Learning Hypnotherapy Certification trainings were offered as written material or in the old VHS format. Technology has made it possible for Hypnotherapy training and certification programs to produce good quality video in a DVD format and Online, making the learning process much easier than it was 10 years ago.

What is driving this intense interest in Hypnotherapy and the meteoric rise in fees charged by Certified Clinical Hypnotherapists ?


I believe that the answer is supply and demand, plus an escalating public awareness in the effectiveness of Hypnotherapy. A quick internet search reveals multiple studies that demonstrate the following:

 

  1. Hypnotherapy is 90% more effective than other methods for weight loss.
  2. Hypnotherapy is 78% more effective than other methods for smoking.
  3. Hypnotherapy is 66% more effective in curing phobias than other methods.

This research is just a fraction of what's available online, and fortunately for those of us who work in this field, the research is no longer anecdotal. These are research studies performed at research facilities and universities in the US and overseas. More and more research is being done, and as another indicator of the growing regard for Hypnotherapist, medical doctors are beginning to prescribe Hypnosis more routinely for their patients. The days of Hypnotherapy seen as quackery are long behind us.

What does all of this mean for those who want to practice or to consider practicing Hypnotherapy ?

It means that the combination of technology, opportunity, and demand are working in concert to create the ideal time for motivated individuals to enter this highly rewarding field. Not only does being a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist pay well, but it is incredibly rewarding to help others to get what they want and to leave behind habits and belief patterns that haven't served them well.

If you believe in win-wins, that aptly describes training in Clinical Hypnotherapy and working in this wonderful field.

So, what do you need to become a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist ?
 
  1. Hypnotherapy Certification
  2. Pleasant speaking voice
  3. Trustworthy manner
  4. Be a people person
  5. Enjoy working independent
  6. Enjoy controlling your own work schedule
  7. Want to help others
  8. Good communication skills
What can you expect to earn in a Hypnotherapy practice ?

Your income depends on how much time you want to to devote working and how much you are willing to charge for your sessions. If you charge $200. per session, and you want to make $1000. a week you will need to work at least 10 hours per week, particularly in the beginning to network and get the word out about your practice. As you become well-known and well-regarded, you will need to spend less time on marketing and more time on sessions.

For those who enjoy driving their own bus and being in control of their lives, a Clinical Hypnotherapy practice is really ideal. When you consider how little it costs to train to work in this field, and how high the compensation is once you're in practice, it seems like a no-brainer for those who are independent and self-starters.

If you'd like to explore training opportunities with one of the oldest US Clinical Hypnotherapy Certification Distance Learning training programs, please visit the New England Institute of Hypnotherapy at neih.com or call our office at 888-457-7999.