Who Can Attend?

Individuals interested in hypnosis usually fall into one of 4 categories:

1. Full Time:

Those who are looking to  become Certified  Hypnotists and enter the profession on a full time basis.  Upon being certified,  these  individuals will have the choice  of   either becoming self-employed (opening their own  office) or working for an stablished center.

2. Part Time

Those who are considering hypnosis as a part time  career.  These individuals are looking for an avenue to add 300 to $500/week to their present income by working part time either out of their home or by renting space in an established center on an hourly basis.

3. Supplemental

Those who are considering hypnosis in conjunction with their current occupation for supplemental income. These individuals may come from a variety of professions including Nursing, Counseling, Law Enforcement Education, Massage Therapy, Sales, etc.

4. Self Improvement

Those who are looking for an avenue to improve their own personal lives. These individuals may also work with friends and family to help reduce stress, quit smoking, lose weight and generally improve their lives.

Admission Policy 

Students must be of sound moral and ethical character with a strong desire to assist others through transition and change. You don’t have to have a college degree as a high school diploma or GED is required for attendance to the National Hypnotherapy Training Center.  However, a college degree or post-degree is beneficial as the educational level of this course requires competence with test-taking on a written and practical level.

It is the intent of the National Hypnotherapy Training Center, a post-secondary school of education licensed by the New Mexico Commission on Higher Education, to elicit the highest level of qualities in our graduates in order for them to become clear, heart-centering facilitators of the hypnotic process.  Based on the experiential nature of this work, much of the overall evaluation is a blend of subjective and objective criteria combined to meet the best interests of students and overall qualifications set forth by NHTC.

Please note: enrollment and participation in this training, as in any educational program, cannot guarantee certification to each individual.

An interview with the principal instructor, either by phone or in person is required before admission into class. No person shall be discriminated against because of race, gender or ethnicity.