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Nico Jacobs

"In my experience, people get stuck in their thinking.
That holds back their growth and development.”

Nico Jacobs

"It is my experience that people think themselves stuck.
That holds back their growth and development."

Nico Jacobs is a trainer at the Hypnosis Institute Netherlands and you can meet him at all the training courses. Nico is the first trainer at the HIN that Edwin has involved.

As a result, he is also an expert in the techniques that can help you with complicated ideas, such as addictions or people who may suddenly change completely (temporarily) due to circumstances.
Like when someone suddenly has a temper tantrum.

Indeed, especially if this becomes a pattern, it does matter to do something about it.


How hypnosis works for this type of complex issue is covered in our third training,
and that's also where you can meet Nico, among others.

"That does tend to be a bit more difficult caseload. In the principles, we advise not to get into that right away yet, until they've done some flying hours. Because it can be complicated. But you need those flight hours for that."

Says Nico.


In addition to Nico's knowledge in hypnosis, he also immerses himself in shamanism.

Nico is an expert in techniques that can help you deal with complex issues, such as addictions or people who, due to circumstances, may suddenly (temporarily) change completely.

"Great to be your trainer..."

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Also, Nico helps people who want to become hypnotherapists start their practice. Trainees can even follow this at the same time as the training. This way, in fact, you can recoup the training quickly.


He also coaches therapists. During that coaching, Nico helps therapists deal with issues they encounter during sessions and resolve issues they themselves encounter.


"I then don't teach new things, but rather away from the language. We then sit more on the inner world instead of the thought system. Indeed, it is my experience that people think themselves fixed. That stops their growth and development."