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www.ahahypnotherapy.org.au July 2016 Contents Page/s AHA Presidents Report 2 Keeping in Touch 3 Book Review The Feeling of What Happens by Michael Masani 4 Articles Why isn’t therapy always successful for my clients? by Karen Bartle 6-7 Gestalt and Existential Work by Georgina Mitchell 8-9 Change – We can all do it by Chris Newell 10 Depression: Myths and Stigma by Isabella Parker 11-18 Embodied Happiness: A Lifetime Journey by Justus Lewis PhD, Ros Turnley & Alex Zannoni Attachment, Trauma & Intimacy Conference – Boulder, CO. April 2016 by Justus Lewis PhD 19-20 21-22 Letters to the Editor 23 Professional Indemnity Insurance 26 Advertisements Alternate Solutions – Bruni Brewin 5 Transforming Communication: 4 Day NLP Training & Breathwork Weekend 24 Diploma of Modern Psychology – The Mind Academy 24 Sleeptalk – A Self-Esteem Program for Children – Professional Training 25 ISOCCS - Supervision Training 26-27 Hypnotherapy Training Australia – Advanced Diploma 28 Supervision Training – Cas Willow 29 Professional Counselling Australia DBA – Art – Sex - Self 30 Mastering Ego State Therapy – Julie Madden 31 Afterlife Explorers Conference 32-33 NLP Advanced Techniques - Castor and Pollux 34 AHA Information and updates 46 AHA State Workshop Reports 35-37 AHA State Reports 37-39 AHA National & State Committees 40-41 AHA Journal – Benefits of Submitting Quality Articles 42 Australian Hypnotherapy Journal Advertising Guidelines 43 Benefits of AHA Membership 44-45 © The Australian Hypnotherapy Journal: No part of this publication may be reproduced without permission. The Journal is published every April, July, October and January. Deadlines can be found on page 28. Opinions of contributors and advertisers are not necessarily those of the publisher. The publisher makes no representation or warranty that information contained in articles or advertisements is accurate, nor accepts liability or responsibility for any action arising out of information contained in this journal. Letters to the Editor should be clearly marked as such and be a maximum of 200 words. Editor: Chereyl Jackman Front Cover: Sunset at North Lakes, Queensland Proof reader: Bruni Brewin Page | 2
www.ahahypnotherapy.org.au July 2016 President’s Report Greetings, AHA members, State AGM’s Mailin Colman As of the 12 th of June all state AGM’s are complete. As my first “solo” tour as president around the states, I am delighted to report that it was a wonderful experience for me in that I was able to put so many faces to names. Having covered Amanda’s maternity leave over the last 6 months or so, I have spoken to many, many members both long term and new and this also has been such a worthwhile experience giving me insight into what is working and what is not working within the AHA. Attending the AGM’s just capped that experience by being able to meet so many of the members I’ve spent time with over the phone. I’d really love to take this opportunity to thank all of the state committees for looking after me so well and the members for giving me such a lovely welcome in WA, NSW, Victoria and QLD. There are several new committee members in each state and the AHA website will be updated very soon. The new committee members are listed in the directory towards the end of this journal so please familiarise yourself with the new volunteers and make them welcome. National AGM – 30 th June, 2016 The national AGM will be held somewhere different this year – Adelaide! This will be held on the 30 th of June and information will be sent out to all members in the next few days. Once again, I look forward to spending productive time with the national committee, the state SEO’s and meeting as many of the South Australian members as possible. AHA Renewals The renewal period has passed and I am so pleased to say that it was a far easier process this year than last. I wish to sincerely thank the AHA members for embracing the AHA members’ database and allowing this experience to be so much more pleasant for us all this year. For those members who may still be struggling with aspects of the database, please do not hesitate to contact our national administrator, Amanda Healy or myself – we are always more than happy to assist. NHRA The AHA has discussed this register on numerous occasions and it has been minuted several times that changes are required to this register accessed by the general public. I’m very happy to announce that this is now in progress. Our database designer is working on processes whereby the NHRA will be linked directly to the AHA members’ database so that once information is updated in the database, this will be updated in real time to the register. This is taking some time as the new system has to be written very carefully to link information relevant to the public without compromising member privacy so please bear with us and join the national committee in celebrating the fact that this positive change is underway. I’m sure Antoine will be delighted with the reduction in his workload and the AHA members will be relieved once the new system is up and running. Wishing you all a pleasant and prosperous winter ahead – stay warm and busy! Warmest regards, Mailin Colman AHA President Page | 3
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