Parts Therapy

Course & Book – $179 | Course & Video – $328 | Video Only – $299
Roy Hunter, DIMDHA, FAPHP

To receive 12 CE Credits, you will need to separately purchase the Book: Hypnosis for Inner Conflict Resolution: Introducing Parts Therapy, complete the course materials and pass the knowledge test.

To receive 16 CE Credits, you will need to purchase the course & video bundle (50% Bundle Discount), complete the course materials and pass the knowledge test.

Client Centered Parts Therapy (CCPT) is based on the assumption that our personality is composed of a number of various parts and that the answers to a client’s problem can be found in the client’s own inner mind. It has proven to be especially valuable in helping clients resolve inner conflicts; and it also has successfully helped clients overcome other problems as well.

Abstract

This is the online version of the 2-day live workshop we (Roy Hunter and/or Bruce Eimer) co-teach. This course presents the principles and practice of Client Centered Parts Therapy to help clients resolve inner conflicts; and explains the entire process step by step. For years, psychotherapists have recognized the utility of conceptualizing the psychodynamics of clients complex presenting symptoms in terms of the interactions of various personality parts (also called ego states, selves, subpersonalities, etc.). The late Charles Tebbetts based his Parts Therapy on Paul Federn’s work, but evolved it into a client centered approach and combined it with deep hypnosis in order to help clients resolve inner conflicts. Roy Hunter has updated the work of Tebbetts, and explains how Client Centered Parts Therapy differs from other similar techniques (such as Ego State Therapy, Voice Dialogue, etc.). The client centered approach is based on the concept that the client’s inner mind can resolve inner conflicts when the facilitator acts as a mediator and asks the right questions.

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Learning Objectives

Explain the concept of Parts Therapy;
Compare Parts Therapy with several other similar techniques such as Ego State Therapy;
Summarize the four objectives that constitute the foundation of Client Centered Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy;
Assess when Parts Therapy is indicated;
Explain to a client how Parts Therapy is a way to mediate inner conflicts between different parts of the client’s personality;
Utilize hypnotic techniques in order to adequately prepare the client for the Parts Therapy process;
Properly apply the eleven steps of the Parts Therapy process (or protocol) to help a client resolve inner conflicts;
Observe group practice of the Parts Therapy steps through group role play;
Explain the preferred technique for integrating the parts before emerging the client;
Use hypnotic suggestions and imagery to help the subconscious accept the resolution as fitting and viable;
Observe demonstrations of the application of the 11-Step Process (protocol);
Explain the conceptual and clinical rationale for each step of the Parts Therapy process.

Recommended Texts

C. Roy Hunter (2010). The Art of Hypnotherapy: Mastering Client-Centered Techniques (Part II of Diversified Client-Centered Hypnosis). 4th Ed., Crown House Publishing.

C. Roy Hunter (2005). Hypnosis for Inner Conflict Resolution: Introducing Parts Therapy. Crown House Publishing.

Note: Since this workbook is based on the above text, most references to it are omitted.

Course Outline

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Module 1	Introduction and Overview
Unit 1	Abstract + Workbook (PT)
Unit 2	Learning Objectives (PT)
Unit 3	Parts Therapy Explained
Module 2	Variations of Parts Therapy
Unit 1	Ego State Therapy
Unit 2	Voice Dialogue
Unit 3	Inner Child Work
Unit 4	Subpersonalities
Unit 5	Other Variations
Module 3	Important Background Information
Unit 1	Overview of Parts Therapy Background Information
Unit 2	The Four Hypnotherapeutic Steps to Facilitate Change
Unit 3	What is Parts Therapy?
Unit 4	Which Hypnotherapy Objectives Can Parts Therapy Fulfill?
Unit 5	Why Regression Therapy is a Prerequisite to Parts Therapy?
Unit 6	Hypnotic Regressions: Cautions
Unit 7	When Is Parts Therapy Appropriate?
Unit 8	Ideomotor Response Questions (7 Psychodynamics)
Module 4	Exploring Parts Therapy
Unit 1	Overview of Exploring Parts Therapy
Unit 2	Article Written by Charles Tebbetts
Unit 3	An Important 1990 Update
Unit 4	Overview of Important Procedures
Unit 5	Outline of Parts Therapy Session
Unit 6	Preparation
Unit 7	The 11-Step Process
Unit 8	Conclusion (Concluding the Parts Therapy Session)
Unit 9	Avoiding Potential Pitfalls
Module 5	Unresolved Past Grief
Unit 1	Overview of Unresolved Past Grief
Unit 2	Unresolved Past Grief
Module 6	For the Open-Minded
Unit 1	Exploring our Spiritual Potential and More…
Module 7	Sample Scripts
Unit 1	Establishing a Safe Place (or Peaceful Place)
Unit 2	Establishing Finger Responses before Parts Therapy
Unit 3	The 100 to 1 Technique
Unit 4	The 11-Step Process
Module 8	Attestation & Evaluation
Unit 1	Attestation (PT)
Unit 2	Course Evaluation (PT)
Module 9	Knowledge Test
Unit 1	48 Multiple Choice Questions (PT)
Module 10	Course Completion
Unit 1	References (PT)
Unit 2	Closing Remarks (PT)

Course & eBook (12 CE Credits)

Course & Video (16 CE Credits)

Video Only (No CE Credits)

Disclaimer

The Behavior Therapy Center, P.C. & Bruce Eimer, Ph.D., ABPP, are approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor Continuing Education for psychologists. The Behavior Therapy Center, P.C. & Bruce Eimer, Ph.D., ABPP, maintain responsibility for this program and its content.

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