Adam Eason
Adam Dennis Eason, is an English hypnotherapist, speaker and the author of four books including The Secrets Of Self-Hypnosis: Harnessing The Power Of Your Unconscious Mind. His work covers the fields of hypnosis, hypnotic communication and body language.
He is a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist and Certified Instructor of Hypnotherapy.
He was a director and complaints officer for The Hypnotherapy Association (UK) from 2002-2006.
He starred alongside UK Olympic Gold medallists Sally Gunnell and Steve Cramm in BBC1’s 2006 primetime TV series ‘Run for Glory’ helping the runners and participants overcome psychological barriers to running the London marathon and has run London marathon himself.
Eason taught self-hypnosis at Regents College, London and hypnotherapy at Imperial College, London. During recent years following his work of the mid 90's, he used his knowledge and experience of self-hypnosis to develop a unique programme that allowed individuals to take themselves into hypnosis to make changes in their own lives.
He has been featured in magazines such as Runners World (June 2006), Woman's Own (September 2005), LadsMag (March 2006) as well as national newspapers such as The Guardian (March 2007), Daily Express (June 2005) and Daily Record (February 2005) and other publications.
Education and training
Ph.D. in Hypnotherapy Bachelor’s Degree (B.Soc.Sci) in Social Policy Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist Certified Instructor of Hypnotherapy Certified Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming Certified Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming Certified Trainer of Neuro-Linguistic Programming
Member of
- The Hypnotherapy Association (UK)
- The Hypnotherapy Society (UK)
- The NLP Society (US)
External links
Bibliography
- The Secrets of Self-Hypnosis: Harnessing The Power Of Your Unconscious Mind (ISBN 0-9709321-9-7) 2005
- The Secrets Of High Self-Esteem: Your 21 Day Guide To Success (ISBN 0-9709321-6-2) 2006
- The Hypnotic Salesman: Hypnotize Anyone To Say Yes In Sales (ISBN 978-1-934266-00-7) 2006