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An Important Announcement

We have been closely monitoring the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and the government’s advice. Your health and safety as well as of our colleagues is of primary concern to us, as such and in light of recent developments, we are postponing the start of our Practitioner Diploma in Clinical Hypnotherapy (PDCH) courses that were due to start in the next few weeks in Birmingham and London to October. We will be finalising the new dates soon and publish them on our website as soon as they have been agreed.

In addition, we will be rescheduling weekends of our current PDCH courses to resume from September onwards.

I want to reiterate our commitment, to provide you with learning opportunities that are safe and viable. We will be updating everyone as we work through the logistics.

Thank you for understanding our position concerning this unprecedented turn in events. We feel it’s the most responsible decision at this time.

In the meantime, please ensure you follow government’s advice and guidelines to keep yourself and your family safe.

LCCH International

London’s leading experts in
clinical hypnotherapy training

Taught by our highly experienced therapists and lecturers, our aim is to provide quality training in
clinical hypnotherapy. We enable our students to deal confidently and effectively with a wide range of
physical and psychological symptoms from the so-called straight forward, to the complexities of trauma.

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News

New courses starting throughout the UK

New dates for the Practitioner Diploma in Clinical Hypnotherapy have been published.

If you want to start learning about hypnotherapy or want to become a hypnotherapist then this is the course for you! Booking has now opened for our courses starting in London, and York, with dates for Birmingham and Glasgow soon to be announced. Click here to find out more

Medical Diploma in Clinical Hypnotherapy in London

New dates for the Medical Diploma in Clinical Hypnotherapy have been published. Starting in April 2020, this course is now open for booking. Click here to find out more

Using the NLP Meta Model with Clients

Dates for this brand new CPD event (masterclass) have now been published. Click here to find out more

More evidence supporting the use of hypnotherapy to manage pain

Researchers at the University of Utah Hospital have reaffirmed that hypnotherapy can be used to help reduce pain. In a yearlong study that involved 244 participants experiencing intense pain as a result of disease or surgery they found that a 15-minute session of hypnotherapy or mindfulness immediately decreased pain levels in a way similar to powerful opioid drugs. The lead researcher, Dr Eric Garland stated that the clinically significant level of pain relief is roughly equivalent to the pain relief produced by the opioid drugs.

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Do you have lower back pain? Try hypnotherapy!

Lower back pain is the scourge of many peoples lives. Most suffer for prolonged periods with the only perceived help coming from pain medications and the wearing of back supports. For a while now the medical profession has been investigating whether hypnotherapy can help alleviate the unpleasant symptoms. And they seem to be coming up trumps. Studies are showing that people with long-term lower back pain are benefiting with improved sleep and better pain management with hypnosis. A recent study looked at combining hypnotherapy with physiotherapy and discovered that hypnotherapy helped to improve the outcomes seen with physiology in reducing pain, improving movement and reducing psychological distress. More research needs to be carried out, but this combination of two very different disciplines is looking hopeful for those experiencing the trials and tribulations of back pain.

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