As Jawaharlal Nehru said "the wheel of change moves on" and this is certainly true of the LCCH. With our new offices in Singapore, and new training centre in the heart of London's university land (and for those of a Thespian bent, turn left out of the office door and you step into theatre land too), coupled with the exciting course developments that will be revealed as and when they come to fruition, 2012 looks like it will be a very good year - not just for the LCCH, but for the profession as a whole. As we continue to build and strengthen our links within medicine and academia, public awareness and trust in hypnotherapy grows. So it's onwards and upwards as we stride purposefully into the year of the Olympics.

We would like to take this opportunity to wish you a very happy and prosperous Christmas and New Year to you all.

And to our Jewish friends and colleagues, we wish you a very Happy Hanukkah.


The LCCH Team



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If you are an LCCH student or graduate and have featured in the media, or are involved in an interesting project and would like people to know about it then send details to your local centre manager or to us at info@lcch.co.uk and we will publish it in an upcoming issue of the LCCH News. Remember to mark the subject line For LCCH News.

Wishing you a very happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year,

The LCCH Team

We are delighted to announce that the assessment procedure for this course has been improved. Examinable assessment now consists of one written short answer paper and a bona fide case study both written at home.

Remember:
For those studying on the University of West London programme this course can count towards your Post Graduate Diploma Clinical Hypnosis

We are delighted to announce that the assessment procedure for this course has been improved. Examinable assessment now consists of one written critical evaluation of a theoretical case history and a bona fide case study both written at home.

Remember:
For those studying on the University of West London programme this course can count towards your Post Graduate Diploma Clinical Hypnosis

When four of Santa's elves got sick, the trainee elves did not produce toys as fast as the regular ones, and Santa began to feel the Pre-Christmas pressure.

 

Then Mrs. Claus told Santa her Mother was coming to visit, which stressed Santa even more.  

When he went to harness the reindeer, he found that three of them were about to give birth and two others had jumped the fence and were out, Heaven knows where.  

 
Then when he began to load the sleigh, one of the floorboards cracked, the toy bag fell to the ground and all the toys were scattered.  

Frustrated, Santa went in the house for a cup of apple cider and a shot of rum. When he went to the cupboard, he discovered the elves had drunk all the cider and hidden the liquor.. In his frustration, he accidentally dropped the cider jug, and it broke into hundreds of little glass pieces all over the kitchen floor. He went to get the broom and found the mice had eaten all the straw off the end of the broom.  

Just then the doorbell rang, and an irritated Santa marched to the door, yanked it open, and there stood a little firy with a great big Christmas tree.  

 

The fairy said very cheerfully, 'Merry Christmas, Santa. Isn't this a lovely day? I have a beautiful tree for you. Where would you like me to stick it?'    

 

And so began the tradition of the little fairy on top of the Christmas tree.... 

 

 

During the PG Cert. course I first came across the concept that hypnotherapy may be used to treat warts. My first reaction was sceptical to say the least. I am a medic, and while I am fully confident in the usefulness of hypnotherapy in the psychological domain, I believed that infections needed different treatments.

 

However as I thought further about this, and if I have learned anything from the study of hypnotherapy it is to keep an open mind, I began to form a theory of how hypnotherapy might be an effective tool in the treatment of simple viral infections such as warts. Personal experience has taught me that people with a positive mental attitude, tend to heal more quickly than their more pessimistic counterparts. This led me to wonder whether the psyche might have a significant impact on the functioning of the immune system. It was this that made me choose viral warts for my case study.

 

One of my partners was able to find a teenage girl who had verrucae that had failed to respond to 18 months of medical treatment including salicylic acid and liquid Nitrogen, who was fed up enough to give hypnotherapy a try. I saw her for four sessions, the first being largely introductory, and to teach self hypnosis. For the therapy I used a combination of the Healing Garden script from Roger Allen, Control Room of the Mind, to try to induce an upregulation of the immune system, and visualisation of a future free of verrucae.

 

After the second session I thought there was some improvement though I could not be sure it was wishful thinking. However after the third session there was a definite improvement and complete resolution after the fourth. I'm not sure who was more surprised, client or therapist. Suffice to say I am a sceptic no longer.

 

 

John Birkett

Exeter   

   

Do you have an interesting case study to share? If so, send it to us for inclusion in the  LCCH News. Email your contribution to info@lcch.co.uk marking the subject line For LCCH News  

 

Dear Friends,

 

What a pleasant surprise November was, with such mild temperatures. Our hopes that it would last were unfortunately dashed by the gale force winds and snow that heralded the start of December! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We expect to have some room rental available at the Clinic from January, due to Antjes departure to have her new baby. We wish Antje and Craig a long and happy life as a new family together.

 

 

 

 

Reiki III: January 14th & 15th 2012 (Still at the reduced recession rate of £250)

Click here to download a booking form  

 

Reiki II: February 25th & 26th 2012

Click here to download a booking form  

 

 

 

 

Happy winter to you all

 

Love from

Angela, Morag and Marian

St Georges Hospital, London

 

Audit in Progress 

 

Following intensive discussions, Feisal Umar (LCCH) and Barry Quinn (St Georges) agreed on the format for the audit of the hypnotherapy service being provided to cancer patients at St Georges Hospital.

 

The audit commenced on the 1st October 2011 and will continue until the end of March 2012.

 

It is hoped that the results of the audit will be presented at the next Nurses' conference, and published in the various medical publications.

 

Feisal Umar  

 

 

University of Malaya Pain Clinic, Kuala Lumpur 

The hypnotherapy pain clinic has been running successfully at the University of Malaya Hospital since June 2009.  The clinic addresses the needs of patients typically resistant to other methods of pain management. Currently we work primarily with brachial plexus injury which can be quite debilitating and traumatic.

 

Our clinic is held every Tuesday. One of the big learning outcomes from working in a busy hospital is that irrespective of where we conduct our hypnotherapy sessions (in some instances this was in a room that had a loud buzzer announcing treatment rooms and patient names right outside) our hypnosis patients were able to drift comfortably into the right depth of trance. Of course credit also goes to our clinical hypnotherapists and their expertise in manipulation of distractions and of course the NOWwww deepener. Working at the clinic has provided the LCCH with the opportunity to translate scripts into the four main languages in Malaysia: Malay, Chinese dialect - primarily Cantonese, Tamil and English. We are happy to report that even the NOWwww deepener translates well!

 

The site of brachial plexus injury

 

 

Since the pain clinics inception we have been measuring the efficacy of our treatment protocol and have found that patients are benefiting significantly from long-term pain reduction and the management of other areas of concern to them. We plan to publish the results of our approach in 2012.

 

 

 

Prof Tunku Dr Sara Ahmad Yahaya (Head of Orthopedic Dept) Sheila Menon and Peter Mabbutt, Dr Siva (Sivashanmuganathan) and Dr Alan (Soh) form the core team for the Pain Clinic with Dr Chan Chee Ken, Medical Officer.

 

Talk on Hypnotherapy and Cancer 

 

Feisal Umar was invited to talk to the Wimbledon Cancer Friendship Group. Below is an excerpt from their Winter newsletter:

 

'Feisal Umar, clinical hypnotherapist and counsellor, working part-time as part of St George's Hospital oncology counselling team.

 

Feisal gave a fascinating introductory talk, and practical mini workshop. He explained and showed us how self-hypnosis can be used to calm patients down, help them come to terms with their illness, overcome pain, lose weight, stop smoking and help many phobias. Patients at St George's hospital can ask to be referred to him.'

 

 

North London Collegiate School 

 

 

 

Exploring Clinical Hypnosis - a Lunch Talk at the National University of Singapore

 

 

 

Sheila Menon, Principal & Director of LCCH Asia, presented a lively introduction to clinical hypnosis to some of the leading academicians at the National University of Singapore on 11 October 2011. Approximately 40 students attended this talk which focused on the theme "Change your mind, change your life".

 

 

 

 

Often people ask these questions - what is holding me back? Would I like to realize my true potential? Is optimal health and wellness important to me?

 

Sheila's talk among others touched on the basic introduction to hypnotherapy, what is hypnosis, the history of hypnosis, research, hypnosis and the mind, hypnotherapy session, its clinical applications, brief introduction to LCCH, our course structure - certificate, diploma & practitioner, list of accreditation bodies, etc.

 

KPJ Pharmacy Seminar and Workshop: 'Quality Care Approaches for Patient Safety'

This workshop was organized by Kumpulan Perubatan Johor (KPJ) Healthcare Berhad which is a member of Johor Corporation and the leading private healthcare provider in the country with a network of 20 hospitals in Malaysia and 2 in Indonesia. With more than 2,600 licensed beds, KPJ hospitals offer a comprehensive range of medical services and have treated some 2.42 million outpatients and over 220,000 inpatients in 2010. KPJ's core values are ensuring safety, delivering service with courtesy, performing duties with integrity, exercising professionalism at all times and striving for continuous improvement.

 

(Source : KPJ Healthcare Berhad website : www.kpjhealth.com.my)

 

In line with this, KPJ organized this seminar and workshop from 3-4 December 2011 at the Selesa Beach Resort in Port Dickson, Seremban, Malaysia.

 

There were a total of about 100 participants who mostly consisted of pharmacists/assistant pharmacists from KPJ International University College/KPJ Group of Hospitals, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education - namely University Malaya Medical Centre, Hospital Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia and Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia, Ministry of Defence, private hospitals as well as retail pharmacies. From the academia side, participants came from the Ministry of Health, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, University of Malaya, private institutions of higher learning and pharmacy students.

 

The objective of this seminar and workshop was to inform participants on new developments within the pharmacy profession towards patient safety. Also to update participants on the best clinical pharmacy practices applicable to pharmacists in the hospital setting, health and community pharmacies as well as academia. Finally to provide a platform for participants from various areas of pharmacy practice to share their clinical and technical experiences towards patient safety.

 

Sheila Menon was invited as a speaker and she presented a topic on 'The Role of Clinical Hypnotherapy for Patient Compliance'.

 

Non-compliance with prescribed medication is an age-old problem. It is widespread across all therapeutic fields and affects groups ranging from post-transplant patients taking life-saving immunosuppressive treatment, patients with diabetes, arthritis or depression, and patients who have been prescribed medicines to reduce their risk of attacks or strokes.

 

One Day Dream Exploration Seminar

This seminar was organised on 3 December 2011 in LCCH office in Kuala Lumpur. About 12 people attended this event.

 

The presenter was Dr Wolfgang Wald, a clinical hypnotherapist trained with the LCCH. He specializes in dreams using clinical hypnosis to stimulate the creative process.

 

Participants gained a meaningful insight to the world of dreams. They understood better about dreams, the interpretation of dreams through hypnosis and other different methods, how they look at life and how their egos look at it as well as able to expand their flexibilities and responses to daily life challenges.

 

 

Training for National Anti-Drugs Agency (AADK) Under the Ministry of Home Affairs Malaysia

The LCCH was invited by this government agency to conduct training for its counsellors. This training is designed as an Introduction to Clinical Hypnosis for Counsellors as a new modality for working with addiction and substance abuse.

 

This specialist programme was conducted at the Cure & Care 1Malaysia Clinic in Sungai Besi, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. And excitingly it is the first hypnosis and addiction programme conducted in Bahasa Malaysia and all lecturers are pioneering clinical hypnotherapists from LCCH Malaysia.

 

The course was designed specifically to provide counsellors working with substance abuse with an insight of the benefits of including clinical hypnosis with their treatment protocol either by working with qualified Clinical Hypnotherapists or by including basic relaxation and ego strengthening to stable (non psychiatric) client and patient groups.

 

The objective of this agency is to prevent an individual from getting involved with drugs, to treat and rehabilitate drug addicts, to prevent relapse in addiction and to curb supply, trafficking and drug abuse.

 

LCCH Penang

LCCH Penang visits the head office. The LCCH Penang is the second centre for the LCCH in Malaysia and offers all the same programmes that you find in London and Kuala Lumpur. It may be small but students are enthusiastic and committed to the benefits of clinical hypnosis.

 

"I fly from Hong Kong to Penang every month to attend the course. I enjoy my classes. The lecturers and course mates are great."

Miki Furuyabu

LCCH Student

 

 

World Hypnotism Day 2012

Seven years ago, Tom Nicoli created World Hypnosis Day to bring awareness of hypnosis to the forefront.

 

World Hypnotism Day is celebrated every year on January 4th. In conjunction with this Day next year, the LCCH will be organizing two one-day workshops on 14 and 15 January in Malaysia & Singapore respectively.

 

The theme for these workshops will be on "Empowering you for 2012 - achieve your resolutions and goals with Hypnosis".   Year after year everyone makes New Year resolutions but some hardly fulfil it. This workshop will teach you how to use hypnosis to create a mindset in order to achieve your resolutions and goals.

 

Wellness of the mind   ➙   Wellness of the body   ➙   Total Wellness

 

Wish to find out how to achieve this equation of well being, please come and experience it at our workshops. Details of the workshops will be out soon in our website.

 

 

The Hypnotherapy Chapter

 

The LCCH and the Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia (AFPM) have jointly established The Hypnotherapy Chapter to promote better knowledge of clinical hypnosis amongst AFPM members and to support the growing numbers of clinical hypnotherapist in Malaysia. 

 

In January, membership will be opened to AFPM doctors who are interested in discovering more about clinical hypnosis and to non doctors who are Diploma graduates of the LCCH and BSCH members. 

 

There are also plans to organize an Open Day in January 2012 Open Day in Jan 2012 & a Medical Practitioners' Workshop in March 2012. After the March 2012 workshop, we will launch a referral system for AFPM GPs to refer patients to Clinical Hypnotherapists and vice versa.

 

  

Certificate in Clinical Hypnosis 2012. 

  

 

   

Happy New Year 2012

 

With the year 2011 coming to end soon, let us usher in the year 2012 with a positive outlook. To all our students, graduates, lecturers, tutors and staff of the LCCH, we wish to take this opportunity to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all your support and hard work throughout the year in upholding the success of the LCCH to what it stands for today. May the New Year bring us all prosperity, success and happiness in our career, family and personal lives. To those celebrating Christmas, here's wishing you a very Merry Christmas.

 

  

Happy New Year in different languages:

 

Malay:         Selamat Tahun Baru 

 

Chinese:      xin nian kuai le / xin nian hao    

 

Tamil:         iniya puthandu nalVazhthukkal 

 

The London College of Clinical Hypnosis in Singapore (managed by LCCH Asia) has a New Premise

Positive change seems to be in the air throughout the LCCH. At the same time as London was moving, the LCCH in Singapore moved into its new premises in Bestway Building at 12 Prince Edward Road. This new location is a heritage building which is home to many academic institutions in Singapore. The centre is situated in the main Central District of Singapore, at Tanjung Pagar, a few minutes away from the Marina area where the main Singapore attraction is, Marina Sands Casino. The centre is accessible by bus and also the MRT (Tanjung Pagar MRT Station) - a mere 5 minutes walk.

 

The centre has a hall that can accommodate 9 to 12 people for workshop discussion and tutorials. Two very cosy therapy rooms with leather recliners and a cafeteria within the campus which caters food for all races (including a Muslim halal stall). There is ample parking space and charges are S$1.00 for every 30 minutes from 7 am to 6 pm. After 6 pm to 12 midnight, a flat rate of S$3.00 is charged per entry. Night parking which is 12 midnight to 7 am is also charged at a flat rate of S$3.00 per entry.

 

Bestway is accessible 24 hours a day.

 

Tony Chuah (above), Centre Manager for the LCCH Asia has worked hard to transform the new office into a cosy new home for the LCCH. There is a training room and two therapy rooms. There are a few good pictures on the LCCH Singapore facebook and a request from Tony to get press the like button. Past students are invited to visit the new office and share a cup of coffee with Tony or indeed pop into the therapy room for a little bit of top up on those relaxing skills.

 

For the LCCH Diploma graduates, Tony has also introduced an awareness programme for 2012, when he will be inviting surrounding businesses and working professionals to visit and experience self-hypnosis. There will also be lunch time talks on the benefits of clinical hypnosis. It is a great start to the 2012 and a big thank you to Tony for organising this for our Diploma graduates. Needless to say anyone wishing to give Tony a hand an contact him on tony.chuah@lcch.co.uk  

 

 

Becoming a Clinical Hypnotherapist in Singapore

The LCCH Asia has introduced a brand new course to Singapore. The Foundation in Clinical Hypnosis is modelled on the original LCCH course created by the LCCH UK in 1984. But there are plenty of new features too. Students benefit from studying exactly the same curriculum as their colleagues in the UK. In addition, there is a new style of tutorial that allows students to explore areas that interest them and to experience a complementary session of clinical hypnosis. And in Singapore students get two qualifications - the Foundation in Clinical Hypnosis issued by the LCCH Asia and the International Certificate in Clinical Hypnosis from LCCH UK.

 

Perhaps the best thing about the Foundation course is that it combines fun and personal exploration with serious ethical study. Students who pass the Certificate exam are eligible to progress to the Advanced Training Course and seek careers as clinical hypnotherapists.

 

The Foundation Course in Clinical Hypnosis is a practical and fun filled course. It is a unique qualification which teaches relaxation to students. For the first time ever, the LCCH Asia is offering two qualifications for one fee.

 

The other benefits of signing up for this Foundation course which may appeal to potential students out there are as follows.

 

• One free copy of the bestselling book on Hypnotherapy by the CEO of LCCH, Peter Mabbutt and his colleague Mike Bryant, will given to students who register before 6 January 2012.

• One free self hypnosis session as part of the training package with the LCCH. As part of your ongoing success training, exploring this course provides you with exclusive personal support. Students can focus on personal success strategies, health and wellness coaching or personal discovery and exploration. Typical fee charged is RM300.

• Students registering before 6 January qualify for a free cash voucher (worth SDD100) redeemable towards LCCH Asia conducted Course/Master Class/Workshop or purchase of LCCH recommended books.

 

We will be starting the Year of the Dragon with our next intake which will be on 17 March 2012.

 

For more information of the next Certificate March 2012 Certificate Course click here 

 

 

Advanced Training in Clinical Hypnosis in Singapore

The Advanced Training Course is designed to provide you with the ability to work as a clinical hypnotherapist. Many Singaporean students completing the Foundation or Certificate course proceed to the Advanced Training programme and learn many different ways they can help themselves and others. The course covers a wide range of conditions and includes working with psychological, medical, lifestyle, emotional, behavioural, coping strategies and habits. The graduating clinical hypnotherapist will be able to assess the appropriate treatment not just for the presenting condition but for the specific individual.

 

Hypnosis is one of the most powerful methods for changing behaviour or even emotions and this specially developed course provides a powerful tool for healthcare professionals and hypnotherapists.

 

The Advanced Training Course has the added advantage of providing students with a double qualification the Advanced Training Award from LCCH Asia and the International Diploma in Clinical Hypnosis from the LCCH UK and membership to the British Society of Clinical Hypnosis.

 

The LCCH also includes a number of alternative subjects on the course curriculum since many patients as well as students will present with an active interest in these subjects. So in addition to the more technical hypnotherapy techniques and traditional psychotherapy approaches students will also explore past life regression, lucid dreaming, healing the inner child, discovering your inner wise man / woman and the powerful healing white light technique. Also incorporated is aspects of NLP, the mind body connection and success training. 

 

For more information on the January 2012 Advanced Training Course click here 

The Alpha-Stim is a CES device that can transform your ability to help patients who are depressed, anxious or stressed (see reference below). This device delivers a precise microcurrent format that stimulates the Alpha State - such as is experienced in meditation or hypnosis. The Alpha-Stim has ten million users worldwide. It is routinely used by therapists in The US and Australia and is rapidly gaining market penetration in Europe. There is considerable independent research to show that it is three times more effective than many SSRI antidepressants with none of the side effects.

Peter Mabbutt was a guest on Marlow FM's Health Show talking to Shelagh Wright and Ann Garry about hypnotherapy.

Sheila Menon gave an interview on Malaysia's business radio station BFM on 'Natal Hypnotherapy' on 23 November 2011. The 20 minute interview explores the benefits of introducing hypnosis as an option for pregnant women following the pilot study in Lancashire UK where 800 first time mothers will be using clinical hypnosis. In Malaysia, Zurah Beevi an LCCH Diploma graduate will begin her PhD on this subject exciting subject. It is very encouraging news since women who use hypnosis describe less pain, generally use less pain medication and also describe the birthing process as being more enjoyable. Babies born also register better scores on the Apgar scores at 1 minute and 5 minutes.  

 

You can listen to its podcast in the front page of our website www.hypnosis-malaysia.com titled 'Sheila on Hypnobirthing' as well as read a true life testimony on using hypnosis to manage morning sickness.

 

 

Coming up:

31st December 2011
Peter Mabbutt will be on BBC Three Counties Radio talking about setting effective New Year resolutions to Gaz Wesley between 10.00 and 11.30 am.

18th January 2012
Peter Mabbutt and George Nahlis will be on Redshift Radio between 12.00 and 2.00 pm talking to Mumtaz Hussain about coping with broken New Year resolutions, and how to set effective goals.

January/February 2012
Peter Mabbutt will have his top fat busting tips published in Bodyfit Magazine.


Remember: If you are an LCCH student or graduate and have appeared in the media, then send details in an email to info@lcch.co.uk marking the subject line In the Media

Peter Mabbutt: Self-hypnosis CD's and Downloads LCCH CEO and Director of Studies Peter Mabbutt has a variety of self-hypnosis cd's and downloads available from his website www.petermabbutt.com

They include a comprehensive weight control programme, insomnia, smoking, nail biting, and self-esteem products.  

Bill Frost: EMDR and NLP Phobia/Aversion Software for Therapists (PC / Mac)   

Neuro Innovations (http://www.neuroinnovations.com) have been helping to automate aspects of psychotherapeutic treatment since 1998 and is managed by LCCH senior lecturer Bill Frost. Their flagship product is the Therapists Toolkit that consists of almost all of their software products designed for use by therapists or for guided self-use. Most of the products within the discounted Therapists Toolkit bundle can also be purchased individually if required. The software products within the Therapists Toolkit bundle include:

EMDR Pro is an advanced EMDR software system that has been designed to automate the generation of eye movements thereby allowing the therapist to focus on the therapy itself. Very simply an object or image tracks from left to right in any direction whilst at the same time auditory stimulation tracks from left to right at the same rate. The current version is easily the most powerful form of EMDR software on the market today. If you wish you may select tracking images / background images from a very large library of images covering a wide range of issues. This means that systematic desensitisation can be merged into the EMDR process seamlessly if required. EMDR Pro converts your laptop or desktop into a state of the art EMDR treatment tool. EMDR Pro also supports the use of USB powered electronic Tactile Units. (Neuro Innovations support a variety of forms of EMDR Software for different platforms eg PC / Mac and level of EMDR / computer expertise).

The NLP Swish Technique visually maps the submodalities of something that is wanted into the submodalities of something that is not wanted and can be used to install new behaviour / change thinking / change mood states. vSwish Lite is a basic implementation of the Swish technique with static images and sounds. The user is visually guided through the use of the technique via on-screen instructions. vSwish Pro is a more advanced implementation of the Swish technique in which the user has the ability to select any image / sound and to save / reload settings.

The NLP Map Across Technique maps the submodalities of something that is liked into the submodalities of something that is not liked or visa versa. The technique can be used to install aversion or to enable desensitisation in the case of phobic stimuli. Neuro Innovations'  Map Across products enables users to select their own images / audio or use one of the preset modules covering chocolate / chips / sugar / cake / cigarettes / drugs / sedatives / alcohol stimuli, that are then repeatedly associated with an image of dog excrement and vomiting sounds in some cases. A range of images and sounds are provided.

Neuro Innovations' NLP Phobias software product combines the NLP Map Across technique for Phobias and the NLP Fast Phobia "Cure" Technique. In the NLP Map Across technique for Phobias module images of that which is feared are associated with totally safe images and sounds. The NLP Fast Phobia "Cure" Technique module visually guides the user through the complex Fast Phobia Technique process with preset images covering a variety of common phobias.

Other products include: "Vivo" is a tool to gradually present trigger images for desensitisation purposes. "Flooder" rapidly presents a stream of images with audio for aversive or desensitisation purposes. "Bilat" converts any audio file into bilateral audio whereby the panning tracks from left to right repeatedly. "Visual TFT" visually guides the user through the TFT process for anxiety. "Virtual Flight" guides the user through a virtual flight from arrival at the airport through to an eventual holiday. The "Sick Bag" is designed to help in the treatment of emetophobia by facilitating gradual exposure to vomit / nausea related images and sounds. Neuro Innovations also maintain large libraries of multimedia resources (images / sounds / videos) for use by therapists.

Click the relevant icon below to check out the LCCH blogs. Here you will find more news as well as links to relevant research into all things hypnosis:

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Malaysia Blog

 

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