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Welcome to our MEDIA page where you find training and other informative videos, podcasts and valuable articles and guided hypno-visualizations.  Whether you are a valued student or interested in the benefits of hypnosis or just want to hear what people are saying about their journey with SAIH, here you find a wealth of information. 

Training Videos

Below is a wealth of videos to assist you with your training at SAIH

Description

Parts Therapy is a profound technique highly beneficial for Inner Conflict Resolution in hypnotherapy sessions and for your own self-expansion…Client centred Parts Therapy is a 2 day course allowing all those pieces to fall into place. Facilitated by Claudia Klein as trained by Roy Hunter this course holds the potential for International certification. This very complex hypnotherapy technique pioneered by the late Charles Tebbetts may very well be the most profoundly effective technique available today for helping people resolve inner conflicts.

General Hypnosis Information Videos

Curious about Hypnosis and the Benefits? Here are some videos to assist you to gain understanding with our wonderful modality.

Podcasts

Testimonials

Here is what our students are saying about their journey with SAIH

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The Joy of Abundance Affirmation Meditation. 15 min of mind programming to allow a mindset of bountifulness and plentifulness. Listen regularly daily or twice daily (good to fall asleep with) until you see the results unfold. Do not listen to this recording while driving or in earshot of a driver or when operating heavy machinery or your full conscious attention is required elsewhere.

Articles & Book Reviews

  • Myths and misconceptions about hypnosis and suggestion: Separating fact and fiction    We present 21 prominent myths and misconceptions about hypnosis in order to promulgate accurate information and to highlight questions for future research. We argue that these myths and misconceptions have (a) fostered a skewed and stereotyped
    view of hypnosis among the lay public, (b) discouraged participant involvement in potentially helpful hypnotic interventions, and (c) impeded the exploration and application of hypnosis in scientific and practitioner communities. Myths reviewed span the view that hypnosis produces a trance or special state of consciousness and allied myths on topics related to hypnotic interventions; hypnotic responsiveness and the modification of hypnotic suggestibility; inducing hypnosis; and hypnosis and memory, awareness, and the experience of nonvolition. By demarcating myth from mystery and fact from fiction, and by highlighting what is known as well as what remains to be discovered, the science and practice of hypnosis can be advanced and grounded on a firmer empirical footing. By Steven Jay Lynn1 | Irving Kirsch2 | Devin B. Terhune3 | Joseph P. Green4
  • The physical and psychological effect of pre-recorded online Hypnotherapy in the form of Hypno-meditation.  This is the first known study of its kind. The purpose is to assess the potential impact of pre-recorded online Hypno-meditation as a mitigating tool in the reduction of stress and depression in a population. These results provide evidence that pre-recorded Hypno-meditation delivered via online means has the potential to be effective in mitigating stress and depression in an at-risk population that also reports immediate lifestyle changes. Submitted by Georgio Laporta                                                                                                                                                                                        
  • “Reality is Plastic: The art of impromptu hypnosis” by Anthony Jacquin (2008)                                                                            Book review by Warwick Wade May 2022 peer reviewed by Dr Rene van Wyk

  • Review of the international hypnosis literature Shelagh Freedman & Ian Wickramasekera II (2022) Review of the international hypnosis literature, American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 64:3, 281-282, DOI: 10.1080/00029157.2021.1990721 (submitted by Dr Rene Van Wyk)          

  • Hypnosis & Hypnotherapy Citations    Abstract: Hypnosis and hypnotherapy are widely used by professionals in the
    mental health field and in medical settings. We summarize the academic literature of research and clinical applications on the use of hypnosis and hypnotherapy in both psychological and medical treatment. While there is
    overlap between them, we attempt to make the categories intuitively clear.    By David Hartman, MSW* (submitted by Dr Rene van Wyk)

  • Applications of Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy: A Compilation of Brief Monographs    Abstract: Hypnosis and hypnotherapy provide a plethora of applications that are well-researched and evidence-based. In the brief summaries included in this anthology, the emphasis is on piquing the interest of the general public rather than focusing on that research base. The material is divided into two sections: one is quick suggestions regarding the many ways hypnosis and hypnotherapy can be utilized by a general practitioner hypnotherapist; the second focuses on practice building ideas for the hypnotherapist. By Diane Zimberoff and David Hartman* (submitted by Dr Rene van Wyk)   

  • Application of hypnosis in psychOncology: A review of the literature   Hypnosis is useful for multiple somatic and psychological disorders, particularly cancer disease-related issues. In fact, the literature points out that hypnosis is effective in helping patients deal with aspects disease related, as well as in reducing the side effects of treatment. This review of the literature aims to summarize and assess the evidence of the usefulness of hypnosis in cancer patients and was conducted based on articles published between 2012 and 2019.      By Sónia Remondes-Costa* / Filipa Magalhães* / Inês Martins* / André Louro** / Martim Santos** / M. Graça Pereira** * Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, Vila Real, Portugal; ** Centro de Investigação em Psicologia (CIPsi), Escola de Psicologia, Universidade do Minho, Braga, Portugal

  • Hypnotherapy for Pain Management, Self Esteem, and Re‐establishing Sexuality & Intimacy after Surgery. The effects of various types of surgery can disfigure the body, effect sexual functioning and intimate relationships, and consequently self esteem. Pain management, as part of a rehabilitation program, can also be an issue. This article is the first in a series of articles pertaining to the use of hypnosis for the treatment of pain management, improving self-esteem, and re-establishing sexuality and intimacy after cancer surgery. This first article will present a case study demonstrating how the use of hypnotic interventions combined with counseling strategies assist with pain management and improve self-esteem in a 55-year-old male. It will discuss options and information that is relevant
    to surgery that affects sexual functioning, and consequently self esteem and intimacy. It will discuss psycho educational strategies for clinical consideration, including how to empower the clients with information that broadens their knowledge of sexual functioning.  By 
    Eleonore Stephan Advanced Diploma of Clinical Hypnotherapy, Psychotherapy & NLP

  • Hypnotic like Aspects of the Tibetan Tradition of Dzogchen Meditation
  • Book Review:- Many Lives Many Masters 
  • What is Parts Therapy
  • Book Review:- Hypnosis with the hard to hypnotise