# European Journal of Clinical Hypnosis

The European Journal of Clinical Hypnosis is a London-based academic and professional publication dedicated to advancing the science and practice of clinical hypnotherapy across Europe. The journal serves clinicians, researchers, academics, and mental health professionals who specialise in or are interested in hypnosis as a therapeutic intervention.

The publication provides a rigorous peer-reviewed platform for disseminating cutting-edge research, clinical case studies, and evidence-based practices in clinical hypnosis. It bridges the gap between theoretical research and practical application, ensuring that practitioners have access to the latest scientific findings whilst contributing original work to the field. The journal covers diverse applications of hypnosis, including pain management, anxiety disorders, smoking cessation, weight management, and psychological trauma treatment.

What distinguishes the European Journal of Clinical Hypnosis is its commitment to elevating hypnotherapy's credibility within mainstream healthcare and academic circles. By maintaining rigorous editorial standards and promoting evidence-based approaches, the journal challenges outdated misconceptions about hypnosis whilst establishing it as a legitimate clinical tool. The publication also fosters an international community of practice, enabling European clinicians to share insights and collaborate on advancing the discipline.

The journal serves practitioners seeking continuing professional development, researchers publishing original studies, students training in clinical hypnotherapy, and healthcare organisations seeking evidence-based complementary approaches. Through its work, the journal contributes significantly to professionalising clinical hypnosis and integrating it into contemporary healthcare systems.