Two Australian therapists, working independently and unknown to each other, developed the basic concepts of P.S.H. as it is known today.  The late Francis (Frank) J. Wright (author: Emotional Healing - P.S.H. a new therapy for the new millennium), and Gregory L. Brice, (author: Healing Your Feelings - with the help of P.S.H. therapy) had both practised as clinical hypnotherapists for many years.  They found the hypnotherapy techniques were often lacking in consistent, genuine, lasting results.  Although many clients succeeded in making complete and permanent change, the percentage was not high enough to justify the continued use of those methods.

During this time, through a process of cautious, independent and systematic development of the methods, both therapists were able to help a greater number of people obtain the permanent changes they sought.

In 1989 Brice and Wright combined their understandings and techniques.  Following further refinements and changes(developed in the clinical setting), the new therapy model was introduced to other practitioners in 1990.  Experienced therapists were taught the new approach during a series of workshops.  Further refinements were made as training continued and by 1994 the method had evolved so far beyond traditional techniques, it was re-named Private Subconscious-mind Healing (P.S.H.).

At that time, course structure was changed to accommodate students with no prior knowledge or experience.  Since then, P.S.H. is being successfully used by a growing number of therapists in Australia and overseas.  The clinical results are closely and independently monitored and continue to clearly show a marked superiority to other subconscious-mind therapies.  See the information about research on the Introduction page.

Clients are not subjected to the probing and analysis inherent in so many other methods and they do not have to suffer the emotional trauma so common with various forms of analytical and other traditional approaches.  Therapy is much quicker and less painful and clients are far more inclined to recommend P.S.H. to their friends than other subconscious-mind techniques.  The Principal trainer's practice has supported itself exclusively by client referral since 1982.