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How to choose a hypnotherapy or NLP training

4 Aug 2016 · 1 min

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In this brief talk, Christoffel Sneijders outlines three key criteria for selecting a high‑quality NLP or hypnotherapy training program. First, he advises checking whether the trainer is an experienced practitioner of both NLP and hypnotherapy, rather than merely possessing theoretical knowledge of hypnotherapy, because true insight comes from hands‑on practice. Second, he stresses the importance of a trainer who actively works with clients and applies the tools in real‑world settings, embodying the principle of “practice what you preach.” Third, he recommends ensuring the course content matches the learner’s objectives—whether the goal is to acquire practical techniques quickly or to explore deeper subjects such as neuroscience, health, or other advanced topics. By evaluating these factors, prospective students can choose a training that offers both credibility and relevance to their personal goals.

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I think there are some rather good criteria to look at what's a really great training. And one of them, if you look at NLP training, is, does the trainer of NLP also do hypnotherapy, based on the fact that they're interconnected? Or does the person just know something from hypnotherapy? Because if he just knows something from it, You will learn techniques, not really the insights of it. Secondly, if the trainer really works with clients and uses those tools to make them successful, practice what you preach. And the third reason is really, will it provide you in the classroom and in the group there are the objectives you really want to learn? Do you just like to learn the techniques as you can learn in a lot of schools, or do you like to have something more? So like neuroscience or health or those kind of topics. What do you really want to