Many of our members are not only talented Clinical Hypnotherapists, but offer their clients an opportunity to explore their spiritual side.

All members of IACT are bound by a code of ethics and many are also to be found on the Australian Hypnotherapy Register.

If you are seeking a Past Life Regression Session, it is suggested that you have had some experience of hypnotherapy before booking, however discuss this with your chosen practitioner.

Lives Between Lives practitioners have been trained by the Newton Institute and have undertaken many hours of study and practical application in their training before they can be accredited.

There are two Member Directories. To the right is the Member directory where you can find qualified Hypnotherapists offering a variety of specialities.

To the left is a specialized Spiritual Hypnotherapy directory where you can find qualified & ethical Hypnotherapists who offer Past Life Regression sessions and/or Lives Between Lives Hypnotherapy.

Welcome to our visitors and new members of the Australian chapter of IACT. We have members scattered throughout Australia and this is an ideal way of keeping in touch.
Rick Morse is President and Peter Smith is Vice President. They have both have done much work in setting up the association here in Australia and liasing with the CCH (now defunct and replaced with HCA) as well as other peak organisations.

You may wish to apply to be listed on the Australian National Hypnotherapy Register.

Further down the page you will find a forum to express thoughts and seek others opinions. Several categories have been created for you and this can be expanded or edited as the need arises.
In the forum, there are sections for general information, hypnotherapy and articles, chit chat, other therapies and the monthly minutes from both the Melbourne and Sydney meetings are posted here as well.

Reading the many articles archived in the forum posts will contribute to your Continuing Education Points.  You can update these on the main IACT site when you log in and if you are a member of other associations, an ideal way to keep your professional learning up to date.
If you know of interesting articles, links, videos you can post them up via a link in the forum. Quite simple, if you can attach a document in an email, then you will be able to add your interesting links and articles for others to see!

There is an updated Chat area for "real time" interaction and this may go part of the way to solve some of our distance problems between members. Keep a look out to see who's online at any time and introduce yourself. Remember to log off when you leave! Just added is BlogTalk Radio which will enable members to keep in touch in a new and interesting way.

There are regular Skype sessions held on Thursday evenings for those who would prefer to chat without typing! Contact Shannon or Liz for details.

Twitter is enabled and you can tick the box on your own page and your comments will be "tweeted" although non members will not be able to access beyond this front page. We now have a Facebook group up and running as well.