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The latest news from the British Society of Clinical and Academic Hypnosis.
Tulpas by Jim Moorhouse
1st December 2020I 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, including meditation, self-hypnosis, and talking t. Read more...
A Lockdown Positive
28th September 2020At least one good thing has come out of lockdown and that is that because all meetings are virtual you do not have to leave the comfort of your own home! So, no more worrying about how to get to an unknown destination on time or where to st. Read more...
The rationale for the use of the term hypnosis or hypnotherapy
5th August 2020An 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 to be ‘termed’ a ‘European Area of Deprivation’. M. Read more...
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7th March 2017
The Wonderful World of Placebo: A talk by Professor Irving Kirsch
At Bournemouth University on Wed, 21 Jun 2017, 18:30
Professor Irving Kirsch, Associate Director.
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27th February 2017
The Mesmerist: Science vs Superstition in the Victorian era
Wendy Moore, who is an author and journalist, has written a book about J. Elliotson and invites us a.
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1st September 2016
BSCAH Newsletter
Read our latest issue of the Newsletter that features articles by members on depression ....and read.
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14th October 2015
Student Prize Essay Competition on Clinical Hypnosis
The British Society of Clinical and Academic Hypnosis invites students of all years, registered at U.
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14th September 2015
Explaining the Unexplained
Richard J Brown proposes a model of 'medically unexplained' symptoms.
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