Council of Clinical Hypnotherapists

"The Voice of Professional Hypnotherapy"

To Find a CCH Member practising in your area, visit the CCH Hypnotherapist Locality Guide. All members of the CCH also belong to recognised Clinical Hypnotherapy Associations. Use the drop down menu locality guide to assist you to locate a practising CCH member near you. The locality guide will list CCH member's practice locations with links to CCH members' own websites & CCH profile. CCH members' websites provide a wealth of information about their individual practice as well as more information about Clinical Hypnotherapy. Please contact the member directly for further information. 

The CCH is managed by an Executive Council of experienced practitioners and educators in the field of clinical hypnotherapy, with the primary purpose of maintaining the professional levels of competence and ethical practice required by all members. Relevant Documents are published on this website from the CCH Documents & Forms page.

If you are a clinical hypnotherapist that currently belongs to a Clinical Hypnotherapy Association and is considering  joining the CCH as a Full Practising Member, you will need to meet the following criteria:

ADVANCE INFORMATION

A Special Two-Day Intensive Workshop with Costa Lambrias

Inner Child Therapy in April 2009

  To Be Held in Melbourne & Perth

For More Information: Contact Belinda Hulstrom

“It is consistently the single most powerful hypnotherapy session for clients. Many are genuinely surprised at how real their inner child is and are very moved by the strength of the inner child’s emotional needs. The consequent changes produced in the client’s self-esteem and the new confident ways in which they now relate to others are nothing short of amazing!”

Costa  Lambrias was at the Mindworx Expo in October 2008 where he presented Inner Child Therapy.

Joane Goulding HLMASCH & Lyndall Briggs

On behalf of the ASCH, I presented the following awards: Les Bullock, (Honorary Life Membership HLM), Joane Goulding (HLM), Max Baker (HLM), Don March (Fellow), Jeff Berger (Fellow). I think the words on the awards say it all – “Let it be known that by unanimous decision of The Executive Board of the ASCH, (name), is hereby recognised for having provided extensive and valued service to this Society, and to the advancement of Clinical Hypnotherapy in general.”  

Alan Stubenrauch

“Hypnotherapy: Past, Present and Future” was a most pertinent theme for this year’s AGM on August 10th: not only did CCH reflect upon it’s past achievements, present standing and future vision for the profession but its members and guests celebrated a very special milestone in the history of hypnotherapy in Australia - the ten-year anniversary of the deregulation of hypnosis in Victoria.