Dr. Larry Volz
Dr. Volz is a nationally recognized therapist, presenter and trainer and has been seen on television several times nationally and internationally.
He holds a Ph.D. in clinical hypnotherapy (one of only a few in the country). He is also trained in behavioral analysis and consultation through Radford University and Psychological Theories through Virginia Commonwealth University.
He is a practitioner of neurolinguistic programming and multiple styles of hypnosis including Elman, Flowers and Ericksonian. He is proficient with a wide variety of hypnotherapy techniques including direct suggestion, regression, time line therapy, the core transformation process, autogenics, EFT, EEG and GSR biofeedback and ego state/parts therapy.
What does this mean to you?
This kind of knowledge and flexibility allows him the ability to customize his hypnotherapy techniques to your personality, life experiences and goals. Therefore you are more likely to succeed with Dr. Volz that you would be with a less flexible and experienced therapist.
Say for instance you are the kind of person that is very determined and perhaps a little afraid of hypnosis? Well, he can teach you neurolinguistic programming (NLP) techniques to help you conquer your problems more easily while you still feel (and stay) in control.
Or say, for instance, that you are a very creative person who can visualize well and are completely ready to make this change. He may use a Flowers' style induction, combining visualization and autogenics and directive hypnosis so your change is automatic and effortless for you.
Dr. Volz has thousands of client hours in the field of hypnotherapy. He was the founder and executive director of The American Hypnosis Clinic where he oversaw the quality of care for 195 different hypnotherapists nationwide.
He is dean of the American Institute of Clinical Hypnosis where he conducts seminars for those who would like to become hypnotherapists and is certified as a trainer through the American Board of Hypnotherapy.
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