XIV ESH congress
23th - 26th August 2017
Best-selling author Wendy Moore will talk about her new book, The Mesmerist: the society doctor who held Victorian London spellbound, which tells the story of John Elliotson, the esteemed Victorian physician who introduced hypnotism to Victorian Britain. Elliotson’s battle against an entrenched medical profession helps to explain why today hypnotherapy remains on the fringes of mainstream medicine.
At the EUROPEAN CONGRESS OF HYPNOSIS in Manchester in August, A Vanhaudenhuyse from Belgium will show in a study of 415 chronic pain patients that self-hypnosis/self-care can help patients develop active coping strategies, allowing them to reduce pai Full Story...
Self-hypnosis – a cost effective intervention
Professor Marie-Elisabeth Faymonville, head of the Pain Clinic at Liege University Hospital in Belgium will demonstrate at the EUROPEAN CONGRESS OF HYPNOSIS in Manchester in August, that learning self-hypnosis and self-care improves not only pain but Full Story...
