Help your hypnotherapy clients sleep better

Expand Your Practice with Specialized Sleep Hypnotherapy - Sleep issues affect millions, yet most hypnotherapists lack specialized training in sleep disorders. HypnoSomnia fills this gap with comprehensive ACCPH-accredited practitioner training that goes beyond basic relaxation techniques, teaching you evidence-based approaches to nightmares, night terrors, sleep maintenance issues, and how to differentiate between sleep phase disorders, trauma-related sleep disruption, and general insomnia.
Sleep hypnotherapy is a growing niche with high client demand and excellent outcomes, as clients often struggle for years with conventional sleep advice before seeking hypnotherapy, making them highly motivated and grateful for effective treatment.
Training includes ACCPH certification, extensive video modules, comprehensive client resources and handouts, practical session frameworks and scripts, assessment tools and treatment protocols, plus ongoing supervision and support - perfect for hypnotherapists ready to develop a specialized practice area with strong client demand and create a distinctive offering that transforms both your practice and your clients' lives.
Ready to become a sleep specialist? Join the growing community of HypnoSomnia practitioners making a real difference in their clients' lives.
Enrol here on the self-paced HypnoSomnia course UK (prices in GBP)
Enrol here on the self-paced HypnoSomnia course US (prices in USD)
For details of our next sleep hypnotherapy training workshop please get in touch.
HypnoSomnia: Sleep Hypnotherapy Training Course Curriculum
Online. Self-paced. Includes optional assignments, feedback and support. Accredited Certification on completion.
Welcome and Introduction
- Use of Course Logos & Titles
- Certification, Assignments and Course Navigation
- Welcome to HypnoSomnia: Mastering the Art of Sleep Hypnosis
- Course Modules and Structure: What to Expect
- About Academy of the Inner Mind
Understanding Sleep
- Overview
- Circadian Rhythms
- Sleep Hormones: Your Body's Natural Symphony
- The Neural Sleep Network
- Types of Sleep Disorder
- Checking Physical Causes
- What is Insomnia?
- Sleep Cycles
- Sleep Spindles
Managing Client Expectations
- Your "Average" Client
- Managing Client Expectations
Clean Sleep and Practical Measures
- Overview
- Discussing Clean Sleep with Your Clients
- Napping
Hypnotherapeutic Approaches to Sleep
- What the Research Shows
- Hypnotherapeutic Approaches That Help
- Progressive Muscle Relaxation
- Cognitive Restructuring Under Hypnosis
- Metaphorical Storytelling
- Imagery Rehearsal Therapy for Nightmares & Dream Awareness
- Hypnotic Suggestions for Sleep Continuity & Depth
- Circadian Rhythm Adaptation Techniques
- Mindfulness-Based Sleep Approaches
- Breaking the Sleep: Pain Cycle
- Self-hypnosis
- Post-hypnotic Suggestion
- Establishing a Safe Place
- Recordings
Marketing and Business Development
- Website Information
- Logo
- Spreading the Word
Client Resources
- Client Intake Form
- HypnoSomnia Logo
- Clean Sleep Handout
- Website Q&A
- Website Information
- Client Information Welcome Pack
- Information Resource: Why Can't I Fall Asleep?
- Information Resource: Understanding Nightmares and Sleep Disturbances
- Information Resource: How Chronic Pain Can Affect Your Sleep
- Information Resource: Understanding Sleep Phase Disorders
- Information Resource: Understanding Why I Wake in the Night
- Self-hypnosis Client Handout
- A Guide to Mindfulness for Sleep
- Chronic Pain Mindfulness Guide
- Directed Dreaming: Experiencing New Outcomes
- Practical Appreciation of Unique Sleep Patterns
- Logo
References
- References
Scripts and Practitioner Resources
HypnoSomnia Protocol Pre-Session Contact
- Overview
- Client Intake
- Pre-session Recording
- A Note on Session 1
HypnoSomnia Protocol for Trouble Falling Asleep
- Session 1
- Session 2
- Session 3
- Session 4
HypnoSomnia Protocol for Nightmares and Night Terrors
- Session 1
- Session 2
- Session 3
- Session 4
HypnoSomnia Protocol for Chronic Pain Related Sleep Issues
- Session 1
- Session 2
- Session 3
- Session 4
HypnoSomnia for Sleep Phase Disorders
- Session 1
- Session 2
- Session 3
- Session 4
HypnoSomnia Protocol for Waking in the Night
- Session 1
- Session 2
- Session 3
- Session 4
Included in your course...
Video demonstrations
Learn the techniques by watching Claire demonstrate them with clients.
Client resources
Whether you are an experienced hypnotherapist, or work with women in a different way, you'll find all the client resources, including forms, handouts, scripts and recordings, to work effectively with your clients.
Optional assignments
You have a choice of working through the course material in your own time and, on completion of the course, contacting me to issue your certificate. Alternatively, if you wish to have further support, you are welcome to complete and submit assignments for marking.
Self-paced learning
You can complete this course at your own pace and are asked to submit your assignments within six months.
Free certificate in hypnotherapy
If hypnotherapy isn't your primary modality, you can access our Certificate in Hypnotherapy course free of charge. This course is designed to offer you an overview of hypnotherapy theory and techniques but it is not designed to qualify you as a hypnotherapist. If you wish to train as a fully qualified hypnotherapist, you are advised to complete a CNHC Accredited Diploma in Clinical Hypnotherapy.
Online portal access
You will have access to an online learning portal for twelve months from purchase of your course. Written materials can be downloaded so that you have permanent access to them.
Business support
You will receive advice and support in marketing your services and images, text and logos to launch your HypnoSomnia service.
CPD hours
You have a choice of completing the course without assignments, by working through the online course materials. This counts for 8 hours CPD or CE. If you prefer to complete assignments, which you receive feedback on, this counts for 15 hours CPD or CE. Both options are accredited by the ACCPH.

