Paediatric Hypnotherapy: 

    Considerations when working with children and young people

Do you wonder how Hypnotherapy can work in practice with children and young people? 

Has it crossed your mind that this is a field of expertise you might be keen to develop? 

Working with children can be highly rewarding, whether your focus is in the clinical and medical world, or the social and emotional one. Evalynne has worked as a Hypnotherapist since 2004 and has focused her therapies with young people since 2015 – in particular to help with anxiety, confidence, stress, family issues, school, college and Uni transitions, social communication, relationships and also simply navigating life as a neurodivergent young person. Her ‘other’ career spans 40 years working with children, youth and families in numerous settings and roles, from youth work, play therapy, training and development, Early Help, family coaching and special school leadership. 

Come along to discuss the variety of ways that Hypnotherapy can support young people – and what is involved when working with under 18s, or with neurodivergent children, in a social and emotional context. Better understand the limitations when dealing with childhood trauma, and how to manage this in your practice, and discover the best ways to incorporate Hypnotherapy into this valuable area of work.