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Welcome to the website for the South Australian Society of Hypnosis.
The South Australian Society of Hypnosis (SASH) is the professional association of Hypnosis practitioners that combines the two longest-standing organisations in this state to promote and support the professional practice of Hypnosis. It is the effective amalgam of the South Australian Association of Hypnotherapists (formed as the SAHA and Hypnotic Research Association in 1964) and the SA branch of the Australian Society of Hypnosis (formed originally as the Australian Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis in the early 1970s).
Thus, the SASH is made up of the most extensively trained and experienced practitioners of hypnosis in this state. Its members come from the three professional groups that are registered to practise hypnosis in South Australia, namely doctors of medicine, psychologists and dentists. These therapists apply the phenomena of hypnosis to achieving often spectacular results within their own professional fields, and using their specialised skills in this field are able to provide the public with this most powerful adjunct to treatment.
If you are interested in receiving our newsletter and occasional updates as to what is happening in the world of hypnosis, you are welcome to register with our website (please click on the "register" button on the right hand side of this page).
Depression is Contagious!
How Our Relationships Can Serve as the Cause of or
the Solution to Overcoming Depression
A FREE public lecture
by
Michael D Yapko, Ph.D.
Click here for details
COMING SOON: Information regarding Dr Michael Yapko's one-day workshop to be held on Mondday 21st June:
How Hypnosis Enhances the Process of Psychotherapy
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Our Mission Statement:
To be recognised as the first choice for all matters relating to the ethical practice of hypnosis in the community, and the leader in professional education, training and research.
SASH Inc acts in accordance with the requirements of the National Privacy Principles from the Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) 2000.
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