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Current positions open:

Contact Laurie Miller for more information.
Laurie@
hypnosisconcepts.com

Here are the responsibilities for the Board of Directors:

Article XX Section 3 attachment to By-law

IACH Officer's Duties

  Revised August 9, 2008

Excecutive PRESIDENT

          IACH growth,                 plans, networking

International

DIVISION PRESIDENT

VICE PRESIDENT, NEW MEMBERSHIP

VICE PRESIDENT, CURRENT MEMBERSHIP

TREASURER

SECRETARY

DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATION

DIRECTOR OF EVENTS

 

Legal Information on Hypnotherapy

California Senate Bill 577

IACH Articles of Incorporation

IACH Bylaws

IACH Policy Manual

Current Laws Affecting Hypnotherapists

ATTENTION MEMBERS! IMPORTANT! PLEASE READ!

Senate Bill 577 (SB577) went into effect January 1, 2003 and is now a the law governing California Hypnotherapists.

Therapists who are not licensed in the healing arts are required to have new clients read and sign a disclosure form. The client receives a copy and the therapist is required to keep the signed copy for three years. The disclosure must include a statement that the therapist is not a licensed physician, that the session is complementary to healing arts services licensed by the state, and that the therapist's services are not licensed by the state. Therapist must describe the theory upon which the services are based, the nature of the services, and therapist's education, training, and experience. Please see the enclosed sample disclosure, which you may use for your clients. Please add in your training and certifications or attach a separate form.

Those who are non-licensed must disclose in their advertising that they are not licensed by the state as a healing arts practitioner. We can address this issue in our literature by making the following statement:

"Hypnotherapy is a self-regulated profession and does not qualify for State licensing. The International Association of Clinical Hypnotherapy is a professional organization, chartered by the State of California, to establish training standards, standards of professional practice, and a code of ethics. Although the state does not regulate curriculum or a required number of hours of training, the IACH certifies applicant's qualifications. Certification is awarded to those who have attended state licensed schools, and who pass the written, oral, and practical examination administered by the Qualifications Committee of the IACH, for membership as a Registered Hypnotherapist. Certification for Clinical Hypnotherapist requires a two years membership in the IACH and 25 hours of continuing education per year".

You MUST be certified by IACH as a Registered Hypnotherapist or Clinical Hypnotherapist and a paid member in good standing to have permission to use the above statement, the Client Information sheet, or your IACH certification number on your certificate in your advertising.