Face to face
Do you remember those days when we sat together in front of a teacher and listened to their presentations, practiced together in pairs and then all went for lunch or
New format for BSCAH clinical hypnosis training
BSCAH is excited to introduce an updated and streamlined training format for 2025, designed to provide a comprehensive and flexible learning experience for healthcare professionals in adjunctive clinical hypnosis. All
Could Clinical Hypnosis be first line treatment for pain?
Let’s say you are a clinician working in a pain clinic and a drug rep offers you a new drug that had no harmful side effects, works as well as
Gut Directed Hypnotherapy for Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a common condition which can cause a range of symptoms including abdominal pain, nausea, diarrhoea, bloating, excess wind and constipation which can significantly affect quality of life
Metaphor
We all use metaphor and story throughout our lives, often without much in the way of conscious deliberation. It is a part of our normal communication
Unraveling Fears and Phobias: The Healing Power of Hypnotic Techniques
Fears and phobias can cast a shadow over our lives, hindering our ability to fully enjoy and engage with the world around us.
Empowering the Self: The Transformative Power of Hypnosis in Ego-Strengthening
In the realm of psychology and self-improvement, the practice of hypnosis has been increasingly recognized for its profound impact on various aspects of mental well-being
Tips for a stress-free Christmas
Why worry? – Anxiety can be useful – to protect you from things going wrong! BUT – once you have looked at your worries and planned how to deal with them – you need to let the anxiety go.. it has done its job.
Permissive language gives back control
At a recent BSCAH webinar, I mentioned an incident I’d experienced whilst working as a prison nurse, which happened several years ago