Some takeaways from Dr John Butler’s perspectives:

• Over the years many doctors, dentists, surgeons and healthcare practitioners have been taught to use hypnosis within the conventional fields of Medicine and Dentistry with great value to them.
• The public are now getting to understand that hypnosis nothing like those old-fashioned negative views of having the mind being taken over and it’s a serious hugely beneficial clinical practice which medicine is always accepted back in the 1890s British Medical Association said it should be part the medical curriculum.
• In the 1950s the American Medical Association and the British Medical Association again reaffirmed that position from the 1890s.

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Some takeaways from Laurie’s perspectives:

• What people need to understand is that our cells and each cell has a mind not the mind that we know are big conscious mind but they have a mind and through hypnotherapy what’s really fascinating is it’s talking to your subconscious mind and giving commands and communicating with every cell in your body and so much what we see is factored of course what we eat and drink but also what we think and it can in terms of wrinkles and in terms of hormones.

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Some takeaways from the video from Carers Australia:

• When it was originally proposed, mental health issues weren’t going to be considered part of the NDIS, but people subsequently recognized that organizations like the World Health Organization recognized psychosocial disability as a particular disability and so it was included
• Often people were psychosocial disability previously fell through all the gaps because they didn’t get the support for a short time
• The supports that you can get through the NDIS are very recovery focused

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Some takeaways from Charlotte’s perspective:

• There is no magic list of principles for workplace transformation because leadership is not about magic, good leadership according to Charlotte comes down to a science
• You don’t need a degree in psychology to lead like a scientist you just have to be open to experimentation
• Scientists know that the psychology of motivation is not as simple as a straightforward do this get that linear relationship which suggests that more money produces more effort which leads to greater performance the relatively recent boom and behavioural economics and social psychology research shows us that people are influenced by a host of non-conscious factors that affect how hard we try, cash is not always King and more is not always better humans are more complex than that

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Some takeaways from Joan’s perspective:

• If you can experience and move through eight unpleasant feelings, you can pursue anything you want in life
• The Formula: One choice, 8 feelings, 90 seconds (known also to Joan’s colleagues and clients as the Rosenberg reset)
• Choice: Moment to moment choices (little choices), make the choice to stay present, fully present, It’s about awareness, not avoidance
• 8 unpleasant feelings: sadness, shame, helplessness, anger, vulnerability, embarrassment, disappointment and frustration
• 90 Seconds: Neuroscientists suggest that, when an emotional feeling gets triggered, chemicals are released by our brain that flush through our blood stream and they activate bodily sensations. It’s sort of a biochemical rush, and then flush. What we feel emotionally is felt in the body first, as a bodily or physical sensation. That biochemical rush we can think of as a wave, and, when that wave gets fired off in the body, it lasts roughly 60 to 90 seconds, which means feelings are temporary. So, from the time it gets fired off in the brain and it goes through our blood stream and then dissipates: 60 to 90 seconds, ride the wave

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