Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis - University of Minnesota ...

University of Minnesota
continuing medical education
The 42nd Annual
Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis
Introductory and Intermediate/Advanced Sections
June 6 – 8, 2013
Oak Ridge Hotel & Conference Center
1 Oak Ridge Drive
Chaska, MN
Presented by
Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics Program
Division of Academic General Pediatrics
Department of Pediatrics
University of Minnesota
In collaboration with
Minnesota Society of Clinical Hypnosis

Introductory Workshop Description
This workshop offers responsive instruction in the theory and applications
of hypnosis in a clinical setting through a mix of lectures, demonstrations,
exercises, and small group practice with supervision and feedback. Instructors
systematically teach to the learning styles and needs of participants. Course
content is organized in a spiral curriculum (conforming to the standards of
training of the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis) with the repetition
of selected topics. Succeeding iterations of a technique, such as hypnotic
induction (initiation), are more complex, increasing participants’ knowledge
and skills. Application topics include therapeutic communication, treatment
planning, self-hypnosis, and hypnosis with children. Participants will choose
sessions on the practice of hypnosis related to their own medical, mental
health, or professional specialization.
Intermediate/Advanced Workshop
Description
This workshop is designed to reflect both the art and science of working
with people to ease anticipatory and in-the-moment anxiety and discomfort
associated with diagnostic and therapeutic medical procedures, such as
radiologic and endoscopic procedures, medical and surgical evaluations (bone
marrow tests, biopsies, etc.) intravenous therapies (e.g. chemotherapy, etc.).
A multi-modal approach, Comfort Talk, that uses Ericksonian and clinical
hypnosis, guided imagery, mindfulness, and focused breathing will be described,
demonstrated, and practiced. The format includes lecture, clinical demonstrations
with video case examples, and opportunities for practical exercises.
The first day will focus on rapid rapport skills, modes of tension diffusion,
hypnoidal language, and basic hypnotic skills adaptable to the fast-paced
modern medical environment. The second day will build upon this skill set
with more advanced techniques in the management of pain and anxiety, as
well as exercises geared towards facilitating application in practice and
overcoming internal and external resistance.
ELIGIBILITY AND TARGET AUDIENCE
This conference is ideal for persons holding a Doctoral Degree in Medicine,
Dentistry, or Psychology; persons holding a Master’s Degree in Social Work,
Marriage and Family Counseling, or Clinical or Counseling Psychology who
are licensed by the state/province in which they practice; a Registered
Nurse with advanced subspecialty training and certification or a Master’s
Degree; or a student actively enrolled in a graduate program leading to
a degree in any of the foregoing. Other Master’s level, licensed health
professionals (e.g., Occupational and Physical Therapists, Speech and
Language Pathologists, et. al.) are welcome and encouraged to attend. This
year only, this Workshop invites and welcomes Radiologic Technicians and
Technologists (ASRT members) for the added unique application of this training
to their professional environment. In addition, professionals who are involved
in the administration of medical procedures are also welcome to attend.
Intermediate/Advanced Workshop Requires Additional Eligibility:
This conference is ideal for health professionals who have had previous
formal training in hypnosis. Participants should have previous experience
in performing hypnotic inductions and facilitating hypnotic phenomena.
However, for this year only, the workshop is designed so qualified
medical professionals do not need prior training in hypnosis.
ACCREDITATION
Accreditation Statement
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the
Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical
Education through the joint sponsorship of the University of Minnesota
and the Minnesota Society of Clinical Hypnosis. The University of
Minnesota is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing
Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
AMA Credit Designation Statement
The University of Minnesota designates this live activity for a maximum
of 20.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits for the Introductory Workshop
15.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits for the Intermediate/Advanced
Workshop and 1.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits for the public lecture.
Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of
their participation in the activity.
American Academy of Family Physicians
Application for AAFP credit has been filed with the American Academy of
Family Physicians. Determination of credit is pending.
American Society of Clinical Hypnosis
The Introductory and Intermediate/Advanced Workshops have been
approved by the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis’ Standards of
Training Committee for credit hours toward the Certification and
Approved Consultant requirements.
Minnesota Board of Marriage and Family Therapy
An application for credit has been submitted to the Minnesota Board of
Marriage and Family Therapy.
American Society of Radiologic Technologists
Category A/A+ CE Credit is pending approval by the ASRT.
Minnesota Board of Social Work
This activity has been approved by the State of Minnesota Board of Social
Work for 20.25 continuing education hours for the Introductory Workshop,
15.25 continuing education hours for the Intermediate/Advanced Workshop
and 1.5 continuing education hours for the public lecture.
Dentists, Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, and Other Health Care
Professionals
Nurse practitioners, nurses, and other health care professionals who
participate in this CME activity may submit their Statements of Participation
to their appropriate accrediting organizations or state boards for consideration
of credit. The participant is responsible for determining whether this
activity meets the requirements for acceptable continuing education.
DISCLOSURE POLICY
It is the policy of the University of Minnesota office of Continuing Medical
Education to ensure balance, independence, objectivity and scientific
rigor in all of its sponsored educational activities. To review the complete
Disclosure Policy visit www.cme.umn.edu/disclosure.
“This was a very effective, highly organized
conference with a broad range of topics related to
the practice of hypnosis. The faculty were well
seasoned clinicians representing a broad range of
skills and enthusiasm for sharing their knowledge
and experience.”
Mary Roy, MSW

WORKSHOP LOCATION & OVERNIGHT
ACCOMMODATIONS
Oak Ridge Hotel & Conference Center
1 Oak Ridge Drive
Chaska, MN 55318
Telephone: 952-368-3100
Web site: http://www.oakridgeminneapolis.com
A block of hotel rooms is available at the discounted rate plus the current
7.275% tax. Please make your reservations directly with the hotel by the
cut-off date of May 16, 2013, and refer to the course by ClinicalHyp to
receive the discounted rate. Reservations will be accepted on space and
rate availability.
Parking is complimentary and adjacent to the conference center.
COURSE MATERIALS
A CD with a PDF of the course presentations will be available to attendees
and distributed at the Workshop. A printed syllabus will NOT be distributed
at the Workshop. Registered attendees will be emailed access instructions
to view the presentations online prior to the Workshop; and download or
print for their use at the conference. Please note: NO services for printing
syllabi are available on site during the conference.
REGISTRATION
Register by May 9, 2013 to receive the Early Registration Discount! DUE
TO MEETING SPACE LIMITATIONS, REGISTRATIONS WILL BE LIMITED.
ON-SITE REGISTRATIONS MAY NOT BE ACCEPTED. The fees listed on the
registration form include course materials on CD, Thursday evening social,
hearty continental breakfast, lunch, and refreshment breaks on Friday and
Saturday. Dietary restrictions should be indicated in advance; requests
cannot always be honored on-site.
A letter of confirmation, driving directions and parking information will be
e-mailed to you once we receive your completed registration with payment.
Fees are subject to change without prior notice.
To Register
Online
Register online with Visa, MasterCard, or American Express at
www.cmecourses.umn.edu. In order to protect your credit card information,
the Office of Continuing Medical Education (OCME) does not accept credit
card payments by phone, fax, mail, in person, or on-site.
By Mail
Mail your check (payable to The Regents of the University of Minnesota)
with registration form to: Clinical Hypnosis, Office of Continuing Medical
Education, University of Minnesota, University Park Plaza, Suite 901,
2829 University Avenue SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414.
Group Registration
A minimum of 3 registrants is required for a group discount of $20 per
person to be deducted from the corresponding registration fee listed
above. Please send all registrations together with one check payment. NO
refunds will be issued if a person from a group has to cancel or does not
show up at the conference. Normal refund policy applies for complete group
cancellations. Group registrations do NOT apply to the public lecture on
Thursday, June 6.
Cancellation Policy
In the event you need to cancel your registration, the registration fee,
less a $50 administrative fee, will be refunded if you notify us by
4:30 p.m. CST on May 23, 2013. No refunds will be made after this date.
Questions?
If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Continuing Medical
Education at (612) 626-7600, 1-800-776-8636, or e-mail us at cme@umn.edu.
WEBSITES
www.cme.umn.edu
Visit the University of Minnesota CME Web site to access conference
brochures, view our complete course calendar, or register online.
Check back often; we regularly update our course information.
http://www.med.umn.edu/peds/general-pediatrics/education/
devbehavior/
For more information about the University of Minnesota Developmental
Behavioral Pediatrics Program.
www.msch.us
For more information about the Minnesota Society of Clinical Hypnosis.
“Interesting, informative and fun.
Loved practicing skills.”
Public Lecture
Thursday, June 6, 2013
7:15 – 8:45 pm
Dorothy Lawse, MDMary Roy, MSW
Improving Patient Satisfaction and Outcomes through good
Communication
Elvira Lang, MD
The lecture will provide evidence-based data on the effect of
wording used by medical personnel on patients’ pain, anxiety,
complications; and how training in rapport skills and use of comforting
language can substantially improve patients’ perception
of care and HCAHPS-based satisfaction score.
This presentation will be of interest and benefit for healthcare
professionals (MDs, residents, nurses, technologists (particularly
Radiology!!), allied health professionals - anyone subject to CMS,
dentists) and hospital administrators.
Educational Objectives
Upon completion of the activity, participants should be better
able to:
• Give two examples of language that medical personnel can use
to help reduce patient anxiety during procedures.
• Describe how health care professionals’ rapport skills improve
patients’ comfort.
• Give an example of language health care professionals can use
to help patients experience less pain.
For more information, go to: www.cme.umn.edu/hypnosislecture.

Introductory Workshop
Educational Objectives
Following this conference, participants should be better able to:
• List the stages of hypnosis
• Describe hypnosis as a process of therapeutic communication
• Demonstrate three induction methods
• Demonstrate three appropriate induction techniques
• Demonstrate methods for deepening (intensification) and
re-alerting from hypnosis
• Outline applications for guided imagery
• Describe the use of hypnosis for pain control and stress
• List applications and methods of hypnosis for children
• Outline a strategy for getting started using hypnosis in clinical
practice
Preliminary Agenda
Curriculum and faculty are subject to change.
Thursday, June 6
5:30 Registration/Check-In
6:25 Welcome and Announcements............................................. Mary Grove
6:30 Introduction to Spiral Curriculum
Hypnotic Phenomena: Group Experience.......................Delle Jacobs
7:30 Hypnotic Phenomena: Catalepsy,
Arm Levitation................................................................... Jack S. Rusinoff
8:00 Hypnotic Phenomena: Group Experience:
Utilization............................................................................. Jack S. Rusinoff
8:30 Definitions, History, Theories of Hypnosis.......................David Wark
9:00 Myths and Misconceptions, Memory.......................Peggy L. Trezona
9:30 Adjourn—Get Acquainted Social
Friday, June 7
7:30 Continental Breakfast
8:00 Principles of Induction I:
Steps and Re-Alerting......................................................Jean S. Manlove
9:00 Ethical Considerations: Informed Consent,
When to Use Hypnosis....................................................Suzanne Candell
9:45 Refreshment Break and Discussion with Faculty
10:00 Principles of Induction II: Principles........................Suzanne Candell
10:30 Principles of Induction III: Presenting Hypnosis
to the Patient/Client: Instructions for
Small Group Practice..........................Jean S. Manlove, Roni J. Ahern
11:00 Demonstration of Induction I.......................................Jean S. Manlove
11:20 Lunch (Group Buffet with Faculty)
12:30 Small Group Practice - Session I: Induction............................Faculty
2:15 Susceptibility: Deepening Hypnosis
and Re-Alerting................................................................Mark B. Weisberg
“Great conference. The information
will add to my current practice.”
Glenn Frisch, DC
3:00 Susceptibility: Measurement, Susceptibility
Scales…………..................................................................Shepherd R. Myers
3:30 Demonstration of Second Induction
and Deepening...............................................................Ralph E. McKinney
4:00 Refreshment Break and Discussion with Faculty
4:15 Small Group Practice - Session II: Deepening...........................Faculty
6:00 Self-Hypnosis…………………………………………………...................David Wark
6:30 Adjourn
Saturday, June 8
7:30 Continental Breakfast
8:00 Language of Hypnosis: Formulating
Suggestions..........................................................................Daniel P. Kohen
8:30 Treatment Planning........................................................Mark B. Weisberg
9:15 Principles of Hypnotic Intervention......................Shepherd R. Myers
9:50 Demonstration of Third Induction,
Deepening, and Treatment.......................................................Helen Paul
10:15 Refreshment Break and Discussion with Faculty
10:30 Small Group Practice - Session III: Intervention.....................Faculty
12:15 Lunch (Group Buffet with Faculty)
1:30 Integrating Hypnosis into Clinical Practice:
Facilitating Mind-Body Healing...................................... Alfred L. Clavel
2:15 Integrating Hypnosis into Clinical Practice:
Hypnosis with Children................................................ Andrew J. Barnes
3:00 Managing Resistance............................................................................... TBA
3:45 Refreshment Break and Discussion with Faculty
4:00 Integrating Hypnosis into Practice: Overview........Wendy K. Lemke
4:45 Integrating Hypnosis into Practice:
(Select one on the registration form)
1) Child Health: Medical, Behavioral............................Daniel P. Kohen
2) Integrated Care: Medical/
Mental Health..........................................Mark Fastner, Teresa Quinn
3) Psychotherapy............................. Greg Heberlein, Wendy K. Lemke
4) Acute/Chronic Pain..................Alfred L. Clavel, Ralph E. McKinney
6:00 Getting Started In Your Practice; Professional
Considerations and Organizations; and
Continuing Education.......................................Scott Cruse and Faculty
6:15 Adjourn
FREE FOLLOW-UP TRAINING
Introductory Workshop participants will be eligible for follow-up training
at no charge. Registration information will be provided during the
Introductory Workshop.
The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
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should be indicated in advance; requests cannot always be honored on site.
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Intermediate/Advanced Workshop
Guest Faculty, Elvira Lang, MD
Author, Patient Sedation Without Medication;
Founder and President, Hypnalgesics, LLC;
former Associate Professor of Radiology, Harvard University and University of Iowa
Elvira Lang, MD is an award-winning radiologist known for her research in the clinical effectiveness and the cost
savings of pre and intra- procedural hypnotic interventions. She held faculty positions at the University of Heidelberg,
Stanford University, the University of Iowa, and Harvard Medical School. With the help of a substantive federally-funded
research program, she proved that using hypnosis on the procedure table reduces pain, anxiety, complications, and
the need for sedation. Her three large-scale prospective randomized studies with more than 700 patients provided
much of the evidence-based foundation for widespread acceptance of procedure hypnosis. Dr. Lang also developed
and rigorously tested training in these methods for busy healthcare professionals who have a limited amount of
spare time. This experience culminated in the creation of Comfort Talk TM . To enable dissemination of such validated
patient-supportive approaches she founded, and now dedicates much of her time to her company, Hypnalgesics, LLC. With the support of a Small Business
Innovation in Research grant from the NIH, she is currently overseeing a 3-center trial on the training of MRI teams in the Comfort Talk TM method.
For complete bio go to http://cme.umn.edu
Educational Objectives
Following this conference, participants should be better able to:
• Provide techniques to patients which help them overcome fears from
medical tests and procedures
• Teach patients’ skills which help reduce pain, anxiety, and disruptive
motion without need for medications or restraints
• Apply methods which allow you to establish rapport, use correctly
supportive and hypnoidal language, and understand background of
“procedure hypnosis”
Thursday evening - June 6, 2013 - Advanced Workshop Options
6:00 pm Registration/Check-In
6:55 Faculty Introductions – Daniel Kohen
7:00 Small Group Seminars, Tutorials, and Practice Sessions:
Select one at time of registration.
1) “Advanced Hypnosis Techniques: Reviewing the
Work of the Masters (on Video)...............................................Ralph McKinney, Moderator
2) ”Hypnosis and Psychotherapy: Getting Started and
Continuing On”................................................... Helen C. Paul, Cheryl Bemel, Scott Cruse
Participants are asked to bring SPECIFIC CASE EXAMPLES of: (1) Dilemmas
encountered in adding hypnosis to psychotherapy; (2) uncertainty about using
hypnosis in a particular case; (3) how and when to add hypnosis to psychotherapy.
3) “New Developments in Brain-Body Interactions: How to Integrate
Hypnosis into Treatment”....................................... Alfred L. Cavel, Jr., Mark B. Weisberg
4) “Hypnosis as a Hypnotic: Trance and the Treatment of
Sleep Disorders“............................................................................................Shepherd R. Myers
5) “Storytelling – When, Why, How”.........................................................................Elaine Wynne
6) “Biofeedback and Hypnosis with Children and Teens”.................... Rebecca Kajander
Preliminary Agenda
June 7, 2013
8:00 Welcome
8:05 Introduction of Comfort Talk TM Training Program, faculty, and participants
8:30 Confidence, acknowledgment, validation, perception of control (LG, V)
8:45 Hypnosis background and literature overview (LG, V, Sl)
9:10 Experiencing hypnosis (D)
9:30 Refreshment Break and Discussion with Faculty
9:45 Advanced rapport skills (Ex)
KEY is: LG = Large Group, V = Video, D = demonstration, Ex = Experiential/Exercise
10:10 Sensory Preferences (Ex)
10:20 Eye movements (Sl, LG)
10:30 Study Script introduction and practice (Ex)
11:10 Hypnoidal language (D)
11:20 Avoidance of “try” and negative suggestions (D)
11:30 Neutralizer Exercise (Ex)
12:30 LUNCH
1:00 Recap and video example (LG, V)
1:30 Induction to support in finding one’s own language (D)
1:45 Anxiety management (Ex, V)
2:45 Touching (LG)
2:50 Encouragement (Ex)
3:00 Refreshment Break and Discussion with Faculty
3:15 Pediatric applications (Ex, V)
4:00 Metaphors (Ex)
4:15 Pain management principles (Ex, V)
4:30 Pitfalls (LG)
4:45 Pointers for practice (D)
5:00 Adjourn
June 8, 2013
8:00 Review of experience (LG)
8:15 Case analysis (Ex)
8:45 A really tough case (Ex)
9:00 Distress management (Ex)
9:45 Refreshment Break and Discussion with Faculty
10:00 Video review (D, LG, VD)
10:25 Comfort Talk TM Card Exercise (Ex)
11:25 STRETCH BREAK
11:30 Working with the resistant patient (Ex, V)
11:45 Confusional Language Exercise (Ex)
12:30 LUNCH BREAK
1:00 Confusion Induction practice (Ex)
1:30 Microteaching Exercise (Ex)
2:45 Refreshment Break and Discussion with Faculty
3:00 Developing one’s own language with video examples (Ex)
3:45 Big Assumption Exercise (Ex)
4:35 Considerations for clinical practice (LG)
5:00 Adjourn

Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis 2013
June 6 – 8, 2013
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h Full Registration Fee (INTRO or INTER/ADV) _ _ _ $510_ _ _ $550
h MSCH Member _ _ _ $400__ _ _ $440
h Radiologic Technician (RT)/ASRT Member (applies to INTER/ADV only) $325__ _ _ $325
h Graduate Student _ _ _ $325__ _ _ $325
h Speaker/Faculty _ _ _ $260__ _ _ $275
University of Minnesota
h U of MN Full-time Faculty _ _ _ $400_ _ _ $440
h U of MN Adjunct Faculty _ _ _ $400_ _ _ $440
h U of MN Resident/Fellow/Graduate Student _ _ _ $325_ _ _ $325
GROUP REGISTRATION
A minimum of 3 registrants from the same organization is required for a group discount of $20 per person to be deducted from the _
corresponding registration fees listed above. Submit all registrations together with one check payment. NO refunds will be issued if a _
person from a group has to cancel or does not show up at the conference. Normal refund policy applies for complete group cancellations.
Special Needs: Special needs such as dietary restrictions should be indicated in advance; requests cannot always be honored on site.
Dietary: ___________________________________________________________ Other:_ ______________________________________________
WORKSHOP REGISTRATION (Check the workshop section you plan to attend and then select one session.)
Introductory Workshop - Select ONE Integrating Hypnosis into Practice session for Saturday, June 8, 4:45–6:00 pm.
h Child Health: Medical and Behavioral
h Psychotherapy
h Integrated Care: Medical and Mental Health h Acute and Chronic Pain
Intermediate/Advanced Workshop - Select ONE of the Small Group Seminars, Tutorials, & Practice sessions on _
Thursday, June 6, 7:00 – 9:15 pm.
h Advanced Hypnosis Techniques: Reviewing the Work of the Masters h Hypnosis as a Hypnotic: Trance and the Treatment of___
h Hypnosis and Psychotherapy: Getting Started and Continuing On_ _ Sleep Disorders_
h New Developments in Brain-Body Interactions: How to Integrate h Storytelling – When, Why, How
Hypnosis into Treatment
h Biofeedback and Hypnosis with Children and Teenagers
CANCELLATION POLICY
In the event you need to cancel your registration, the registration fee, less a $50 administrative fee, will be refunded if you notify us _
by 4:30 p.m. CST on May 23, 2013. No refunds will be made after this date.
Mail this registration form and your check, payable to The Regents of the University of Minnesota, to: _
Clinical Hypnosis, Office of CME, University of Minnesota, University Park Plaza, _
2829 University Avenue SE, Suite 901, Minneapolis, MN 55414
If you have any questions, please contact our office at (612) 626-7600, (800) 776-8636, or e-mail us at cme@umn.edu.

Host Workshop Faculty
Guest Faculty
ELVIRA LANG, MD, Author, Patient Sedation Without Medication; Founder
and President, Hypnalgesics, LLC; former Associate Professor of Radiology,
Harvard University and University of Iowa
Host Faculty
*RONI J. AHERN, MA, LP, Private Practice, Minneapolis; ASCH Approved
Consultant in Clinical Hypnosis; Small Group Coordinator for MSCH
Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis
*ANDREW J. BARNES, MD, MPH, Assistant Professor, Pediatrics and
Adolescent Health, Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics, University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN; Former physician member-at-large, MSCH;
ASCH Approved Consultant in Clinical Hypnosis
Cheryl S. Bemel, PhD, LP, Licensed Psychologist; Nationally Certified
School Psychologist (NCSP); MSCH Treasurer; Staff Psychologist,
Allina Health
BETSY SHRYER BOYLE, PsyD, LP, Private Practice, St. Paul, MN
SUZANNE CANDELL, PhD, LP, Private Practice, Minneapolis; Clinical
Health Psychologist, Minnesota Head and Neck Pain Clinic, St. Paul; Former
MSCH Board Member; ASCH Approved Consultant in Clinical Hypnosis
BEVERLY CARUSO, LICSW, MSW, Therapist, Private Practice, Minneapolis
ALFRED L. CLAVEL, JR., MD, Adjunct Associate Professor of Neurology,
University of Minnesota Medical School; Director, Pain Rehabilitative
Services, Pain and Palliative Care Center, Fairview University Medical Center,
Minneapolis; MSCH Past President
Scott Cruse, MSW, LICSW, Psychotherapist, Regions Hospital Cancer Care
Center, Saint Paul, MN; MSCH board member
DENISE D’AURORA, MEd, LP, LMFT, Private Practice, Edina, MN and
St. Paul, MN
RICHARD DUUS, PhD, Duluth Psychological Clinic, Duluth; ASCH Approved
Consultant in Clinical Hypnosis
MARK FASTNER, MA, LP, Counseling and Psychological Services; Licensed
Psychologist; Outpatient Psychotherapy and Chemical Dependency, Regions
Hospital, St. Paul, MN; ADAP
MARY FREITAG PsyD, LP, Clinical Psychologist and Supervisor, Integrative
Psychological Services, St. Paul, MN
DIXIE GRACE, PhD, LP, Staff Psychologist, VA Medical Center, Minneapolis,
MN
*MARY GROVE, PsyD, LP, Psychologist, Allina Health, West St. Paul;
MSCH Board Secretary; Coordinator, Introductory Workshop
GREG HEBERLEIN, MA, LP, Private Practice, St. Paul and Stillwater, MN
DELLE JACOBS, MSW, LICSW, LMFT, Private Practice, St. Paul, MN
REBECCA KAJANDER, MPH, BSN, CNP, Noran Neurological Clinic,
Minneapolis, MN
*DANIEL P. KOHEN, MD, Director, Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics;
Professor, Departments of Pediatrics and Family Medicine and Community
Health, University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis; MSCH Director
of Education and Training; MSCH Past President; Past President, American
Board of Medical Hypnosis; Vice-President ASCH (2011-2012), ASCH Approved
Consultant in Clinical Hypnosis; Course Director
MICHAEL LaCROSSE, PhD, LP, Private Practice, Norfolk, NE; ASCH Approved
Consultant in Clinical Hypnosis; Fellow, American Psychological Association
(Division 17-Counseling Psychology, Division 42–Psychologists in Independent
Practice); Member, National Register of Health Service Providers in
Psychology; MSCH Member
WENDY K. LEMKE, MS, LP, Clinical and consulting practice, Clearwater and
Brooklyn Park, MN; Part-time faculty, St. Cloud Technical Community College;
ASCH Vice-President; ASCH Approved Consultant; Former MSCH Board
Member; Member and Fellow of the International Society for the Study of
Trauma and Dissociation
JEAN S. MANLOVE , MSW, ACSW, LICSW, LCSW-C, Private mental health
practice. Adjunct faculty, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA. Past MSCH
Board Member. Approved Consultant in Clinical Hypnosis- ASCH.
RALPH E. McKINNEY, PhD, FASCH, LP, Private Practice, Journey Counseling
Center, Minnetonka, MN; Director of Pain Management Program, Vinland
National Center, Loretto, MN; ASCH Certified Hypnosis Consultant; Diplomate,
American Academy of Pain Management; ASCH Past Executive Board
Member; MSCH Past President
*SHEPHERD R. MYER, PhD, LP, Health Psychologist, Fairview Pain Center,
University of Minnesota Medical Center; Adjunct Professor, American School of
Professional Psychology; MSCH President; Coordinator, Introductory Workshop
HELEN C. PAUL, PhD, LP, Private Practice, Minneapolis; MSCH Past President
and Treasurer; ASCH Approved Consultant in Clinical Hypnosis
*TERESA QUINN, MD, Assistant Professor, Family Medicine Residency,
Park Nicollet Methodist Hospital, St. Louis Park, MN; Diplomate, American
Board of Medical Hypnosis
JACK S. RUSINOFF, MA, Licensed Psychologist, Minnesota Department of
Corrections; ASCH Certified in Clinical Hypnosis; MSCH Former Board Member
PEGGY TREZONA, MS, RN, CS, Psychotherapist, Private Practice, St. Paul;
MSCH Past President
DAVID WARK, PhD, ABPH, Emeritus Professor of Psychology, University
of Minnesota; Diplomate, American Board of Psychological Hypnosis,
MSCH Past president; ASCH Past President, Fellow ASCH, SCEH, Independent
private practice
MARK B. WEISBERG, PhD, ABPP, LP, Clinical Health Psychologist, Diplomate
in Health Psychology, American Board of Professional Psychology; Listed,
National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology; Independent
Practice, Minneapolis; MSCH Past President; ASCH Approved Consultant in
Clinical Hypnosis; Fellow, Past Vice President, ASCH
ELAINE WYNNE, MA, LP, Licensed Psychologist in Private Practice,
Minneapolis, MN; Former Faculty, Metropolitan State University, Minneapolis,
MN; Past Board Member, MSCH; Approved Consultant, ASCH
* Denotes Planning Committee Member

University of Minnesota Medical School
Office of Continuing Medical Education
University Park Plaza, Suite 901
2829 University Avenue SE
Minneapolis, MN 55414
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“I have been a member of the Minnesota Society of
Clinical Hypnosis for many years. I learn every time
I attend society conferences and workshops. My
clients are always excited to find out what I learn
from each event.”
Deborah Simmons, PhD, LMFT
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the 42nd Annual
Workshops in
Clinical Hypnosis
Introductory and Intermediate/Advanced Sections
June 6 – 8, 2013
Oak Ridge Hotel & Conference Center
1 Oak Ridge Drive
Chaska, MN