How to choose a hypnosis practitioner?
If you’re looking for help solving a problem, and you’ve decided to use hypnosis to help, how do you decide who to use? We’ve talked already about some of the labels around
Hypnosis and Free Will
Hypnosis seems so full of contradictions! You don’t see them if you if you don’t look, but how can anyone justify using this wonderful tool without looking at its science
Communication Book Review
Handbook of Communication in Anaesthesia & Critical Care: A Cyna This book was recommended to me twice – firstly on twitter by a non-hypnosis professional (!!!) and then by Jean
Review of Clinical Hypnosis article in an Italian newspaper.
Whilst browsing the Italian newspaper “The Corriere della Sera” on the 2nd August (I’m learning Italian as well as Clinical Hypnosis) an article caught my eye. The article describes, how a
E-learning and hypnosis
BSCAH foundation training is recognised by ESH, and the ISH. ESH and ISH set the standards for basic hypnosis training for health care professionals, and they recognise BSCAH’s course as
Which hypnosis society is for me?
We’ve talked a lot in our blogs about some of the terminology and considerations around hypnosis. How to choose a practitionerconcentrated on the differences between clinicians and non-clinicians. What’s in a
Writing Blogs
A blog is an online journal or informational section of a website that aims to increase visibility of a website, as well as disseminating information. It’s about connecting you to
CLINICAL HYPNOSIS FOR PAIN CONTROL – Book Review by David R Patterson
This book was published in 2010 by the American Psychological Society. The book can be found here: https://www.hive.co.uk/Product/David-R-Patterson/Clinical-Hypnosis-for-Pain-Control/15238305 Dr Patterson was the psychologist in a burns unit and first used hypnosis for
Non-verbal Communication
As Clinicians who use hypnosis, we are always very clear that we consider ourselves to be excellent communicators. We pay a lot of attention to our verbal, and non verbal