Australian Society of Hypnosis Victoria

PAIN IS INEVITABLE. SUFFERING IS OPTIONAL: THE MANAGEMENT OF TRAUMA & PAIN WITH CLINICAL HYPNOSIS

Congress of the Australian Society of Hypnosis

Providing practical clinical hypnosis skills to ASH members and hypnosis practitioners nationally and internationally via live streaming and online member access.

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Presenter : Doris Brett PhD, MAPS, Dip Clin Hyp

Doris Brett is a writer and Clinical Psychologist with forty-five years of experience. She has lectured widely both nationally and internationally and has a special interest in Ericksonian approaches to hypnotherapy.

Doris’ books Annie Stories and More Annie Stories, published nearly three decades ago, were among the first to teach therapists and parents how to utilise the therapeutic power of stories and narrative. The books have been published in America, Europe, Russia and Korea, as well as Australia.

Dr. Oliver Sacks wrote about Doris’ memoir Eating the Underworld (which deals with the experience of life-threatening illness) “Extraordinary. . . its bravery, irony, humour and intelligence - everything shines through the transparent.

ASH Victoria proudly announces Doris Brett PhD, MAPS, Dip Clin Hyp will be the presenter for our next workshop on Psychological Issues in Medical Hypnosis and Pain Management.

Doris Brett is a writer and Clinical Psychologist with forty-five years of experience. She has lectured widely both nationally and internationally and has a special interest in Ericksonian approaches to  hypnotherapy.

Doris’ books Annie Stories and More Annie Stories, published nearly three decades ago, were among the first to teach therapists and parents how to utilise the therapeutic power of stories and narrative. The books have been published in America, Europe, Russia and Korea, as well as Australia.

Dr. Oliver Sacks wrote about Doris’ memoir Eating the Underworld (which deals with the experience of life-threatening illness) “Extraordinary. . . its bravery, irony, humour and intelligence - everything shines through the transparent."