London College of Clinical Hypnosis Professional courses now offered in Singapore

Qualified as a behavioural psychologist Sheila worked for local authority (UK) and became a founder member for a charity for children at risk in 1982. She has been involved with clinical hypnosis for twenty years which includes lecturing first at Basford Hospital and then for the LCCH. She is founder of the LCCH Therapy Center in Asia - KL and Singapore and works closely with the Academy of Family Physicians Malaysia. Her own approach to hypnotherapy is solution focused and she has combined many different models to create a highly original and successful international approach to hypnosis and therapy. She is a founder member of the British Society of Clinical Hypnosis in Asia introducing safe effective clinical hypnosis to both Singapore and Malaysia. In her commitment to safe practice Sheila has established the first professional indemnity insurance policy for practitioners of clinical hypnosis in Asia.

Peter originally trained in Psychopharmacology, he has spent over 20 years undertaking research in the field of anxiety-based conditions and their treatment. As well as being responsible for updating the LCCH course to incorporate new techniques and research, Peter teaches a Special Studies Module (SSM) in Clinical Hypnosis for the St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, Royal London Hospital, and Queen Mary, University of London Medical School. He is the Clinical Hypnotherapist for the Guy’s Hospital, St. Thomas’ Hospital Health Education and Lifestyle Therapy for Hypertension initiative. Peter is a founder Fellow of the British Association of Medical Hypnosis.

Dr Anna is a Doctor of Medicine who has trained at the USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow. She received her Degree of Professor of Neuropsychology in 1984 after working as a research assistant with Prof. A.R. Luria at his Department of Neuropsychology and Psychiatry, Moscow. She has been practising as a consultant hypnotherapist for over fifteen years and now lectures for the LCCH on the neurophysiological aspects of hypnosis.