Comments on: Therapy Dog: the Therepeutic Benefits of Dogs https://adam-eason.com/therapy-dog-the-therepeutic-benefits-of-dogs/ Hypnosis, Hypnotherapy and Cognitive Behavioural Hypnotherpy as taught by Hypnotherapist Adam Eason Mon, 14 Aug 2017 06:46:17 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Xenia Küchler https://adam-eason.com/therapy-dog-the-therepeutic-benefits-of-dogs/#comment-40747 Mon, 14 Aug 2017 06:46:17 +0000 http://adam-eason.com/?p=8376#comment-40747 In reply to Adam Eason.

Hello Adam,
Thank you and I’ll check the training. Thank you so much for your answer, because I have been bugging myself if it exist a hypnotherapist with a dog. So thank you so much.

Kind regards,

Xenia Küchler

]]> By: Adam Eason https://adam-eason.com/therapy-dog-the-therepeutic-benefits-of-dogs/#comment-40664 Mon, 07 Aug 2017 10:15:25 +0000 http://adam-eason.com/?p=8376#comment-40664 In reply to Xenia Küchler.

Hello Xenia,

I’d recommend that you train as a hypnotherapist first. Get that right, get a good quality education and know the way you intend to work. Then you can set yourself up accordingly and consider the type of dog and the level of interaction you’d like your dog to have and can fit it all in accordingly – I think it would be very challenging to do it the other way around. I know plenty of hypnotherapists who have dogs with them at their offices, sometimes in the therapy room, but not always.

And of course, the world’s finest hypnotherapy training is right here:
aecollegeofhypnosis.uk

PM me if you want to discuss it further. I send you my very best wishes,

Adam.

]]> By: Xenia Küchler https://adam-eason.com/therapy-dog-the-therepeutic-benefits-of-dogs/#comment-40656 Sun, 06 Aug 2017 15:52:36 +0000 http://adam-eason.com/?p=8376#comment-40656 Hello Adam,
Thank you for this story, I was looking for something about a hypnotherapist and a dog together because I want to work and help patients and with the dog they’ll know that they are not alone, but my mom (she is a hypnotherapist as well) thinks that is unlikely for a hypnotherapist to have a dog alongside. So I want to know, I want to study hypnotherapy but also to have a dog as a partner in crime, to teach and help clients to know that they are okay, or that dogs aren’t bad…
So I want your advice, what should I do? Should I get a dog early to train him or wait until I am a hypnotherapist?

]]> By: Adam Eason https://adam-eason.com/therapy-dog-the-therepeutic-benefits-of-dogs/#comment-31943 Mon, 14 Mar 2016 14:15:01 +0000 http://adam-eason.com/?p=8376#comment-31943 In reply to Julia Worthy.

I like that Julia 🙂

Thank you, lovely hearing from you, A.

]]> By: Julia Worthy https://adam-eason.com/therapy-dog-the-therepeutic-benefits-of-dogs/#comment-31942 Mon, 14 Mar 2016 14:01:09 +0000 http://adam-eason.com/?p=8376#comment-31942 Hi Adam, I couldn’t agree more. We have two small dogs and they innately know if we are in need of a hug!

They’re always so pleased to see you, even if you’ve just popped out for 5 minutes!

I once read something on facebook, that made me giggle: (especially, being a Mum of a teenager), “If you have a teenager, then you need to get a dog, that way, you can always guarantee that someones going to be pleased to see you”

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