Hypno-CBT Training
February 29, 2008
Just as we were saying in our article the other day that we hadn’t heard of ‘Hypno-CBT’ along comes the UK College of Hypnosis & Hypnotherapy with a certificate, diploma and advanced diploma specifically aimed at Hypno-CBT, a combination of both Hypnotherapy and cognitive-behavioural therapy.
The first three-day certificate course Read more
Hypnotherapy Eating Disorders Workshop
February 28, 2008
In July, hypnotherapist Richard Reid is running a short, one day workshop on eating disorders, especially for counsellors, hypnotherapists and psychotherapists. This is a great opportunity to gain experience and knowledge in an area that covers quite a wide variety of issues such as anorexia, bulimia and other eating disorders.
The course will cover how individuals develop their relationship with food, diagnosis, building rapport specifically with people with eating disorders, assessment techniques, readiness for change, intervention and preventing Read more
Hypno-Birthing – Should We Wait For The Birth Day?
February 27, 2008
There is an article in The Times this week about the birth process and how many women go into panic once the due date has passed, with doctors inducing around one quarter of all births last year. Indeed, in France, pregnancy is commonly regarded as 41 weeks long as opposed to our British 38 week pregnancy.
The article tells the story of Jo Bisset, who gave birth to gorgeous baby Hector, sixteen days after her supposed ‘due date’. She gave birth on her bathroom floor, using no methods of pain control other than self-hypnosis that she learnt from a local hypno-birthing hypnotherapist. She says she gave birth ‘in joy’ in just 90 minutes but believes that modern society forces us to believe it will be painful and horrid and it is that perception that can create the reality.
Bisset believes that medical intervention can lead to a need for further medical intervention Read more
University Uses Hypnosis To Pinpoint Children’s Seizures
February 26, 2008
Physicians at Lucile Packard’s Hospital at Stanford University have been using hypnosis to great effect. Before diagnosing the cause of children’s seizures and prescribing some serious drugs, they’ve been able to use hypnosis to ensure the diagnosis is correct and avoid potentially months or even years of wasted time.
In order to correctly diagnose a seizure, it’s important to establish which parts of the brain are causing the seizure. In the past, this has often meant hooking the child up to various monitors and then asking them and their families to wait for days at a time in the hospital in the hope that the child will have a seizure. This is not only traumatic for the child but puts a lot of pressure on the family unit and takes up valuable hospital time. In addition, whilst in hospital, many children are away from the stress or other factors that bring on a seizure so for some, they are unable to have a seizure in this environment.
Children are notoriously easy to hypnotise Read more
Hypno-CBT In Bristol
February 25, 2008
Lou Palmer, a qualified hypnotherapist, runs the Bristol Hypnotherapy Clinic UK based in Shirehampton, on the outskirts of Bristol. As well as offering ‘hypnotherapy’, the website also offers ‘Hypno-CBT’. We’d never heard of anything called Hypno-CBT, so thought we’d take a look
The therapy is described on the site as ‘an integrative Read more
Hypnosis for Sports Performance CPD Course
February 24, 2008
The National Council for Hypnotherapists (NCH) is running a Continuing Professional Development seminar for Sports Performance.
The seminar will take place on Saturday 29th March and will run all day in Manchester, centrally located for most hypnotherapists.
The lecturer for this CPD day will be Chris Miller, who runs Read more
Specialist CBT Course For Hypnotherapists
February 23, 2008
If you’ve ever fancied expanding your skills as a hypnotherapist, perhaps ‘cognitive behavioural therapy’ or ‘CBT’ may be something you should consider.
According to Wikipedia, CBT Read more
NCH Members Now On UKCHO National Register
February 22, 2008
The National Council for Hypnotherapy has announced that all of its members have now been added to the UKCHO national register of hypnotherapists.
All member’s details will be updated on a monthly basis, according to the NCH. Once the hypnotherapist’s details are Read more
Fox 21 Puts Hypnosis To The Test
February 21, 2008
Fox 21’s Christina Salvo has had hypnosis to remove her fear of snakes. She went to see hypnotherapist Dr Gary Neuger to see if hypnosis can really work.
There is a partial transcript of the three Hypnotherapy sessions on the Fox 21 website, including Christina explaining what she wanted to achieve, Dr Neuger’s explanation of hypnosis and a breakdown Read more
Stop Smoking The Tom Nicoli Way
February 20, 2008
You may remember hypnotherapist Tom Nicoli from several of our earlier articles, including the fact that he is the main driving force behind World Hypnotism Day. Read more



