2 Counseling Diploma Programs in Central America and Caribbean

The contemporary therapeutic hypnosis is a resource that provides therapeutic change. Around the year 1950, Dr. Milton H. Erickson reinstated it as a recognized scientific tool in the field of health, and later to improve work and educational productivity. For several decades it was looked down upon by traditional approaches to psychotherapy, as it was misunderstood that hypnotic work could manipulate people out of their freedom and dignity. However, contemporary scientific hypnosis is based on the fact that every human being has the ability to grow, change and achieve their goals by generating self-healing processes through natural states of trance that develop several times a day. Therefore, Therapeutic Hypnosis what it does is facilitates those states of maximum mind-body communication where there are processes of rejuvenation, organization, and inner creativity. Learning to recognize, facilitate development, and use trance states to generate and strengthen these resources is Clinical Hypnosis. The objective of this training is didactic training in the therapeutic models and techniques initiated by Milton H. Erickson and its contemporary advances integrated into our systemic model in solutions. The program takes place in weekend modules on Saturday and Sunday, once a month. The Diploma is organized into three levels: Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced; It is up to the participant to decide what level to reach. To obtain the diploma, the academic and practical requirements that will be indicated during the program must be met. The courses taken can be accredited as part of the Masters and Doctorate degrees offered by the SC Personal and Family Growth Center and the Milton H. Erickson Institute of Monterrey.

Diploma with a duration of 2 years, aimed at Homeopaths, Psychologists, Doctors, Social Workers, Sociologists. The Diploma is divided into four semesters, classes are on the second and third Saturday of each month, from 4 to 8 at night. In the four semesters the main approaches to Systemic Family Therapy are studied, the main authors including an Ericksonian Hypnosis Module.