Daniel Browne returns to the UKHC this year. His presentation is entitled “Beyond the Closet: Hypnotic Healing for Shame and Identity”
The Presentation:
Shame is one of the most powerful forces shaping human behaviour – and for many LGBTQ+ people, it can be a lifelong companion formed through messages of rejection, invisibility, or fear. In this transformative one-hour presentation, you’ll discover how hypnosis can become a profound tool for healing shame and reshaping identity from the inside out.
We’ll explore the unique psychological and emotional experiences that LGBTQ+ clients often carry into the therapy room, including internalised stigma, hypervigilance, and fractured self-worth. You’ll learn how to identify shame-based narratives, listen for the subtle cues that reveal identity conflict, and work sensitively with clients who may have never spoken openly about their experiences.
Through practical frameworks and demonstration-style teaching, you’ll gain tools for:
Using hypnotic language to dismantle shame at its root.
Guiding clients into compassionate self-recognition and emotional release.
Reframing identity as a source of empowerment, resilience, and authenticity.
Creating hypnotic journeys that safely explore and rewrite limiting inner stories.
This session goes beyond theory, offering actionable strategies you can use immediately in your practice. Whether you’re an experienced hypnotist or newly developing your inclusive skills, you’ll leave with deeper insight, refined techniques, and a renewed understanding of the role hypnosis can play in helping LGBTQ+ clients live proudly, openly, and without shame.
Full details of the schedule and tickets can be found here at this website (see main toolbar for 2026 event).