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Written by Alan Stubenrauch
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by CCH President, Alan Stubenrauch
(April 2007 Vol 1. Issue 2)  Alan Stubenrauch
This latest chapter in the history of Clinical Hypnotherapy serves to highlight that the CCH mission “to unite in one voice and passion, all clinical hypnotherapists and thereby to serve with the highest ideals, the interests and security of the profession, the practitioners and the clients of clinical hypnotherapy…” is not just a lofty ideal but a necessary stage in the evolution of our profession. |
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Written by Julia Lyons
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Review of Peter Smith's Seminar: “Life Between Lives” at the CCH General Meeting, February 11th, 2007 By Julia Lyons
 Peter Smith
Michael Newton’s ideas are generating a lot of interest internationally and Peter is the representative for Michael Newton’s work here in Australia. |
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Written by Belinda Hulstrom
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 Bill Patterson A life that is dominated by an addiction can and often does so easily become a life that is sustained by that addiction and the odds of an opiate addict living beyond the age of fifty are about 50-50. “Occasional use” to assist with a perceived contextual anxiety or so-called “recreational use” (a tantalising but nonetheless illusory concept) soon become habitual and the self-perpetuating cycle of shame, low self esteem and anxiety begins. Can hypnotherapy help to break the pernicious cycle of addiction? |
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Written by Doug Strandby
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Review of CCH Seminar presented by Julie Lorenz February 2007
By Doug Strandly
 Julie Lorenz
"That pathology which relates from a mood altering substance or behaviour that has life altering (destructive) consequences." |
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Written by Administrator
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Congratulations from the NZHF On behalf of the New Zealand Hypnotherapy Federation I would like to offer our support and whole hearted agreement with the formation of the Council of Clinical Hypnotherapists.
The NZ Hypnotherapy Federation has worked well for New Zealand, and brought together the profession under one umbrella and allowing the majority of the New Zealand hypnotherapy organisations (societies and training schools) to speak and act as one.
We look forward to co-operating with the Australian CCH in the future and I hope that, in time, we will have a joint conference. In the meantime I offer our support and our experience.
Congratulations! We wish you every success.
Regards
John G. Collins
Acting NZHF President |
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Written by Alan Stubenrauch
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by CCH President, Alan Stubenrauch
(November 2006 Vol 1. Issue 1)  CCH President Alan Stubenrauch It has, indeed, been a year of ‘firsts’ for the CCH: our first Annual General Meeting and Conference; our first official members and our first affiliations in place with some of the major Australian clinical hypnotherapy associations. We are also in the process of finalising an international strategic alliance with The Association for Professional Hypnosis and Psychotherapy and we have some exciting professional development activities planned for the coming year with our first international guest presenter, Roy Hunter, coming to Melbourne in early March. |
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Written by Belinda Hulstrom
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By Belinda Hulstrom  Terence Watts APHP
APHP Chairman, Terence Watts
Cordial and productive discussions between CCH and APHP in the UK have demonstrated quite clearly that although CCH has been founded as the national representative body for the Clinical Hypnotherapy profession in Australia, its vision most certainly has international appeal. |
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