Clinical Research Articles Course - Online Course
Presented By: Bruce Bonnett, CCHt
It is important that Hypnotherapists be aware and current with the Clinical Research in Hypnotherapy conducted by Major Universities. These scholarly writings provide the practitioner with not only expectations of what is achievable in the field but also with a powerful tool to validate the potential and expectations of potential clients and referring health care professionals.
This self-study course provides a comprehensive overview of the clinical research that supports the effectiveness of Hypnotherapy in 53 of the most common applications that a Hypnotherapist may encounter in private practice.
A one-hour video introduction and overview by the author, Bruce Bonnett, sets the foundation of how to use these resources in your private practice. Once you are fully aware of the research available you will be able to quickly access it, refer to it and even print out specific study results in a usable format to share with clients and healthcare professionals.
The quizzes for this self-study program consist of 5 questions each (total of 265 questions) covering all 53 different clinical applications (total of 419 case studies), see A-W list below.
You don’t have to complete all 53 quizzes in one session, you can proceed at your own pace. You have 360 days from the purchase date to complete this course in its entirety.
Your CEU Certificate for eighty (80) hours of Continuing Education is not awarded until all 53 quizzes (419 case studies reviewed and 265 questions answered) have been completed and you’ve passed the course with an average score of at least 70%.
Did you ever wonder what you could tell or show potential clients to convince them that hypnosis really can help with a certain issue? AHA Presenter Bruce Bonnett will provide an overview of research studies from universities and hospitals that conclude that Hypnosis can help with 53 specific presenting issues.
About the Author: Bruce Bonnett is a graduate of Harvard Law School and HMI College of Hypnotherapy. He is a Certified Hypnotherapist in private practice in West Los Angeles, California and is the past President of the Hypnotherapists Union Local 472.
Included in this Research Articles Course:
- 365 Days Online Access
- 1 Hour Video Introduction and Overview by Bruce Bonnett
- 53 Research Articles Covering 53 Clinical Applications, 419 Case Studies Total
- 53 Quizzes, 5 Questions Each, 265 Questions Total
- 510-Page Clinical Research Articles Course Catalog (PDF)
- CEU Certificate for 80 Hours of Continuing Education
Research Articles (A-W)
- Academic Performance and Hypnosis
Studies: 16
Thu, May 13, 2021 - New Studies: 14, 15, 16 - Addictions and Hypnosis
Studies: 9 - Agoraphobia and Social Phobia/Panic Attacks and Hypnosis
Studies: 8 - Allergies and Hypnosis
Studies: 6 - Alzheimer’s Disease/Dementia and Hypnosis
Studies: 1 - Anti-Aging and Hypnosis
Studies: 1 - Arthritis and Hypnosis
Studies: 3 - Asthma and Hypnosis
Studies: 8 - Auto-Immune Disorders and Hypnosis
Studies: 2 - Bedwetting and Hypnosis
Studies: 3 - Blood Pressure (Hypertension) and Hypnosis
Studies: 4 - Bruxism (Teeth Grinding/Jaw Clenching) and Hypnosis
Studies: 5 - Burns and Hypnosis
Studies: 10 - Cancer and Hypnosis
Studies: 29 - Cataracts and Hypnosis
Studies: 3 - Claustrophobia and Hypnosis
Studies: 4 - Control of Bleeding and Hemophilia and Hypnosis
Studies: 5 - Diabetes and Hypnosis
Studies: 6 - Erectile Dysfunction and Hypnosis
Studies: 3 - Fear of Dentist and Hypnosis
Studies: 6 - Fear of Injections and Hypnosis
Studies: 5 - Fear of Swallowing/Choking and Hypnosis
Studies: 2 - Fertility, Childbirth and Hypnosis
Studies: 17 - Fibromyalgia and Hypnosis
Studies: 7 - Glaucoma and Hypnosis
Studies: 2
- Guided Imagery
Studies: 23 - Headaches and Hypnosis
Studies: 15 - Healing and Hypnosis
Studies: 4 - HIV/AIDS and Hypnosis
Studies: 8 - HPV (Human Papillomavirus) and Hypnosis
Studies: 1 - Hypnosis by Electronic Device
Studies: 1 - Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Hypnosis
Studies: 16 - Multiple Sclerosis and Hypnosis
Studies: 7 - Mutism and Hypnosis
Studies: 1 - Pain and Hypnosis
Studies: 26 - Parkinson’s Disease and Hypnosis
Studies: 5 - Pathological Gambling and Hypnosis
Studies: 2 - Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder and Hypnosis
Studies: 1 - Plastic Surgery and Hypnosis
Studies: 2 - Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Hypnosis
Studies: 12 - Psychogenic Vomiting and Hypnosis
Studies: 1 - Recall/False Memory and Hypnosis
Studies: 5 - Sleep Problems and Hypnosis
Studies: 18 - Smoking Cessation and Hypnosis
Studies: 15 - Sports Performance and Hypnosis
Studies: 17 - Stress and Hypnosis
Studies: 19 - Strokes and Hypnosis
Studies: 10 - Stuttering and Hypnosis
Studies: 7 - Tinnitus and Hypnosis
Studies: 8 - Tourette’s Syndrome/Tics and Hypnosis
Studies: 5 - Trichotillomania and Hypnosis
Studies: 6 - Warts and Hypnosis
Studies: 8 - Weight Loss and Hypnosis
Studies: 11
Note: This course provides a summary of each study formatted in a uniform and easy-to-use way. It also provides, where available, links to online websites that contain summaries of the studies. However, the course does not provide you with access in many cases to the full, complete study reports written by the study authors. Study authors often charge hundreds or even thousands of dollars to permit one person to access a full study report for a short period of time. Rather than having to charge you thousands of dollars for this course in order to allow you access to the full study reports, we have opted to keep the price of the course at a reasonable amount and only include the study summaries – which basically contain most of the useful information you would want for your practice anyway.
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Real Time Student Comments
Fibromyalgia and Hypnosis
2024-11-13 at 09:55 Pacific Time
Very interesting topic. I really enjoyed it.
M.W. from Rapid City, South Dakota, US
Academic Performance and Hypnosis
2024-11-13 at 05:57 Pacific Time
The articles will be helpful to use when helping clients.
Q.A. from Fayetteville, North Carolina, US
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Hypnosis
2024-11-13 at 04:25 Pacific Time
This was a very bleak but important topic.
D.A. from Atlanta, Georgia, US
Arthritis and Hypnosis
2024-11-12 at 21:56 Pacific Time
This was another interesting article and information from Bruce.
S.S. from Nashville, Tennessee, US
Alzheimer’s Disease/Dementia and Hypnosis
2024-11-12 at 21:49 Pacific Time
The information and study about dementia was helpful and something I will use in my practice to show the amazing benefits it can offer.
S.S. from Nashville, Tennessee, US
Sports Performance and Hypnosis
2024-11-12 at 18:39 Pacific Time
This information will help with trying to convince a client that hypnosis would work for Sports Performance.
K.T. from Cornelia, Georgia, US
Tinnitus and Hypnosis
2024-11-12 at 17:42 Pacific Time
It's very informative. It will come in handy with clients.
K.T. from Cornelia, Georgia, US
Academic Performance and Hypnosis
2024-11-12 at 14:29 Pacific Time
Useful to see the results as they show how effective hypnotherapy is in reducing stress and anxiety for school related performance, as well as boosting health!
S.F. from Renton, Washington, US
Erectile Dysfunction and Hypnosis
2024-10-13 at 05:15 Pacific Time
I feel like hypnosis could be helpful to a lot of men with these issues.
A.B. from Spokane, Washington, US
Diabetes and Hypnosis
2024-10-13 at 05:10 Pacific Time
Amazing all of these things hypnosis can help.
A.B. from Spokane, Washington, US
Control of Bleeding and Hemophilia and Hypnosis
2024-10-13 at 05:03 Pacific Time
Interesting results to once again prove how effective hypnosis is.
A.B. from Spokane, Washington, US
Claustrophobia and Hypnosis
2024-10-13 at 04:59 Pacific Time
The principles and techniques used in the MRI studies can be applied to other claustrophobic situations to help clients manage their anxiety and fear.
A.B. from Spokane, Washington, US
Cataracts and Hypnosis
2024-10-13 at 04:55 Pacific Time
More good information to prove the effectiveness of hypnosis.
A.B. from Spokane, Washington, US
Cancer and Hypnosis
2024-10-13 at 04:50 Pacific Time
Wish I'd known of these results when my mom had breast cancer.
A.B. from Spokane, Washington, US
Burns and Hypnosis
2024-10-13 at 04:46 Pacific Time
Interesting results. More proof hypnosis is a real effective option.
A.B. from Spokane, Washington, US
Bruxism (Teeth Grinding/Jaw Clenching) and Hypnosis
2024-10-13 at 04:41 Pacific Time
Interesting study. Scientific studies are interesting and nice to show doubtful people.
A.B. from Spokane, Washington, US
Auto-Immune Disorders and Hypnosis
2024-10-13 at 01:03 Pacific Time
Since I am a Hairstylist, I am intone to learn more about Alopecia Areata.
N.K. from San Bernardino, California, US
Sports Performance and Hypnosis
2024-09-12 at 08:57 Pacific Time
Informative and effective study.
S.I. from Lawrence Twp, New Jersey, US
Fear of Swallowing/Choking and Hypnosis
2024-09-05 at 06:45 Pacific Time
Great information. Thank you for providing these.
C.A. from Canadian, Oklahoma, US
Fear of Injections and Hypnosis
2024-09-05 at 06:39 Pacific Time
Interesting information, hypnosis seems to be viable in almost all medical situations.
C.A. from Canadian, Oklahoma, US
Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Hypnosis
2024-09-05 at 00:03 Pacific Time
Another great set of articles!
B.W. from Sparks, Nevada, US
Cataracts and Hypnosis
2024-09-04 at 17:02 Pacific Time
Thanks Bruce, these articles are very helpful and provide the data to prove that hypnosis works!
L.D. from Los Angeles, California, US
Burns and Hypnosis
2024-09-04 at 15:41 Pacific Time
Thank you Bruce! I love these research articles.
L.D. from Los Angeles, California, US
Addictions and Hypnosis
2024-09-04 at 12:10 Pacific Time
Thank you HMI for this case study!
V.G. from Palm Bay, Florida, US
Pain and Hypnosis
2024-09-04 at 12:02 Pacific Time
These articles were very interesting and helpful.
J.T. from Burleson, Texas, US
Mutism and Hypnosis
2024-09-04 at 10:41 Pacific Time
Very interesting article. I was not aware of this disorder previously.
J.T. from Burleson, Texas, US
Agoraphobia and Social Phobia/Panic Attacks and Hypnosis
2024-08-31 at 12:33 Pacific Time
Access to all this gathered research will really help in marketing my hypnotherapy practice.
J.L. from Florence, Kentucky, US
Hypnosis by Electronic Device
2024-08-31 at 12:27 Pacific Time
Interesting, although I'm still not sure I totally understand the electronic device used.
N.O. from Pflugerville, Texas, US
Sleep Problems and Hypnosis
2024-08-31 at 12:11 Pacific Time
I will be promoting the benefits of hypnotherapy in my practice so all of these studies are very helpful. I am sad to see that 29% of subjects did not see any improvement from hypnotherapy in one study. That makes me nervous.
N.O. from Pflugerville, Texas, US
Guided Imagery
2024-08-28 at 22:00 Pacific Time
Useful articles on sports performance and hypnosis for college students. I found the articles useful and relevant.
J.K. from Sherman Oaks, California, US
Multiple Sclerosis and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 20:46 Pacific Time
Guided imagery can help reduce the perception of pain, which is a common symptom in MS. Visualizing the body as relaxed, free from pain, or in a state of healing can help lower pain levels. Imagery that promotes muscle relaxation can decrease the frequency and intensity of muscle spasms. Imagery focused on calming, peaceful scenes can reduce stress and anxiety, which are often exacerbated by living with a chronic condition like MS. Visualizing scenarios where one feels in control or empowered can help individuals better cope with the unpredictability of MS symptoms. Feeling empowered through positive imagery can help clients feel less like victims of their condition and more like active participants in their healing process.
S.P. from Agoura Hills, California, US
Anti-Aging and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 20:00 Pacific Time
Wow! I've been so interested in studying the balance of the adrenals, hormones, and stress, but I've only really looked at it from a nutritional and herbal perspective. It's so cool to see such drastic numbers after focused hypnotic techniques.
L.G. from Greenwood, Indiana, US
Alzheimer’s Disease/Dementia and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 19:50 Pacific Time
Truly a heart lifting study that provides hope for so many people!
L.G. from Greenwood, Indiana, US
Allergies and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 19:43 Pacific Time
I was very interested in the study that showed improvement in allergies after hypnosis, even when suggestions did not pertain to allergies. I will keep that in mind. Thank you!
L.G. from Greenwood, Indiana, US
Cataracts and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 19:00 Pacific Time
Interesting and informative of hypnosis and cataract surgery.
S.I. from Lawrence Twp, New Jersey, US
Fear of Dentist and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 13:25 Pacific Time
Seems like this is an area that needs more studies done. It seems to be highly effective and would benefit many people.
S.C. from San Francisco, California, US
Warts and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 13:07 Pacific Time
Over and over again, thank you for putting all of these articles together Bruce!
C.C. from Mobile, Alabama, US
Healing and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 13:02 Pacific Time
My sister is a surgeon. I will be sending her these studies.
S.C. from San Francisco, California, US
Pathological Gambling and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 12:21 Pacific Time
Thank you! Great information!
C.C. from Mobile, Alabama, US
Guided Imagery
2024-08-28 at 12:15 Pacific Time
ALL of these Research Articles gathered for use in our successful hypnotherapy business is JUST FANTASTIC! I'm a research nerd, too! Thank you!
C.C. from Mobile, Alabama, US
HIV/AIDS and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 12:07 Pacific Time
Psychological Support: The lesson may have highlighted how hypnosis can be used to provide psychological support to individuals living with HIV/AIDS. I learned that hypnosis can help in reducing anxiety, stress, and depression, which are common among people with chronic illnesses. Pain and Symptom Management: I gained insight into how hypnosis can be a tool for managing physical symptoms, such as pain or nausea, associated with HIV/AIDS or its treatment. Behavioral Change: I think the lesson might have illustrated how hypnosis can assist in promoting positive behavioral changes, such as improving adherence to medication, reducing risky behaviors, or encouraging healthier lifestyle choices. Mind-Body Connection: I have come to appreciate the role of the mind-body connection in health, understanding that hypnosis can help harness this connection to boost the immune system and enhance overall well-being. Holistic Approach: The lesson might have emphasized how hypnosis fits into a holistic approach to HIV/AIDS care, complementing medical treatments and other psychological therapies.
S.P. from Agoura Hills, California, US
Addictions and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 12:07 Pacific Time
Thank you Bruce for putting all of these resources together.
C.C. from Mobile, Alabama, US
Weight Loss and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 11:42 Pacific Time
These articles are wonderful for our evidence manual of WHY hypnotherapy works for weight loss! Thanks Bruce!
C.C. from Mobile, Alabama, US
Blood Pressure (Hypertension) and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 08:46 Pacific Time
This is very informative along with the surprise results of combining biofeedback and hypnosis that they function better alone.
S.I. from Lawrence Twp, New Jersey, US
Weight Loss and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 08:27 Pacific Time
This was all very interesting. These will be going in with my information from the class I took on hypnosis for weight loss.
C.P. from North Billerica, Massachusetts, US
Warts and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 08:22 Pacific Time
I had never heard of this before. I don't think I would have even considered hypnosis for the removal of warts.
C.P. from North Billerica, Massachusetts, US
Bedwetting and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 08:21 Pacific Time
Hypnosis is definitely a positive treatment for addressing bedwetting.
S.I. from Lawrence Twp, New Jersey, US
Trichotillomania and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 08:15 Pacific Time
I wonder if these same applications could be adapted to skin picking. I have not seen much hair pulling but a lot of skin picking in my work.
C.P. from North Billerica, Massachusetts, US
Tourette’s Syndrome/Tics and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 08:07 Pacific Time
I love this! I sometimes see this in clients I work with in my roll as a peer specialist. Many feel they could never get control of the symptoms. Maybe this will give them some new resources and hope.
C.P. from North Billerica, Massachusetts, US
Tinnitus and Hypnosis
2024-08-28 at 07:59 Pacific Time
This is some great information! I know so many people with tinnitus, including myself.
C.P. from North Billerica, Massachusetts, US