Hypnotherapy

Hypnotherapists in this section are those who use hypnosis based on competency and proficiency standards relating to the practice of hypnosis and hypnotherapy and who can demonstrate an understanding of the science of hypnosis and hypnotherapy.

They work with issues such as Psychotherapeutic Hypnosis; Stress, trauma and post-traumatic stress; Mood and nervous disorders; Habits, obsessions and compulsions; Medical and Dental Hypnosis; Chronic and acute pain; Stress related conditions; Psychosomatic stimulation; Educational Hypnosis; Sports/Performance Hypnosis; and Forensic Hypnosis.

Hypnotherapists work in a wide variety of settings, some in private practice, others in agencies, community centres, medical centres or government departments. There are many varied styles of hypnotherapy, but at all times the client is in control of the therapy process.

All Hypnotherapists are guided by the code of ethics of their professional association and such codes conform to PACFA ethical guidelines. They all have training and experience to ensure that they are professionally capable, that their services are offered with responsibility and integrity and that they have the capacity to assess and refer to a specialist when appropriate.

Member Associations within this Section:
Association of Solution Oriented Counsellors and Hypnotherapists of Australia
Australian Hypnotherapists Association