BSCAH Specialist Webinars
I can’t believe that we are coming up to our sixth webinar already! These webinars, free to members and available for a small fee to non-members, are proving popular. They
Tulpas by Jim Moorhouse
I wonder how many people have heard of tulpas/tulpae? A tulpa, in essence, is an imaginary friend come to life, a “head mate” created by the imagination, using various techniques,
The rationale for the use of the term hypnosis or hypnotherapy
An Elliotson Prize essay by Dr John Duthie.It was a fine, crisp, Friday morning in spring, as I skipped gaily into the Dental Practice in a part of Liverpool, soon
Hypnosis and Functional Neurological Symptom Disorder
BSCAH Annual Conference, West sussex Hodspital – June 2019 An interesting paper by Dr Jason Price
Consent and Hypnosis
The process of gathering consent for procedures is well described in a variety of documents. My concerns have been very eloquently sumarised by Dr Allan Cyna here, and I suggest you
HELPING TO STAY SANE!
FREE AUDIO FOR RELAXATION FROM BSCAH THERAPISTS… Click here to go to the BSCAH free resource page Many of us at the moment are facing unprecedented and hitherto unknown stresses
Beyond the Words
by Katalin Varga I read this book because Dr Varga presented an excellent workshop at one of the ESH conferences, and I was inspired to hear further. This is a
Hypnosis and ADHD
I wonder whether any of you have tried using hypnosis to help a sufferer from attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)? I wonder whether any of you have tried using hypnosis to
Hypnosis in the Emergency Department
My apologies for the lack of blogs recently. There are loads of reasons, but the most significant reason, I think, is that winter has hit my hospital, and therefore me,