Course Accreditation
Our complete hypnotherapy diploma training programme, comprising of three stages plus home study, is approved by the following organisations.
The Register for Evidence-Based Hypnotherapy & Psychotherapy (REBHP)
Students are eligible for ‘student’ membership on enrolment of the first stage of training. This award is designed to meet the training requirement for membership of REBHP. Additional registration requirements, such as hours of clinical supervision, may be stipulated by the Register, and these must be confirmed with them directly. See the website for details.
The General Hypnotherapy Register (GHR)
& The General Hypnotherapy Standards Council (GHSC)
www.general-hypnotherapy-register.com
The diploma has been assessed and validated at practitioner level by The General Hypnotherapy Standards Council (UK). Graduates are eligible for professional registration with The General Hypnotherapy Register at full practitioner status.
The Hypnotherapy Society
The diploma is fully accredited by The Hypnotherapy Society. On completion of the diploma, students are eligible to join at Licentiate grade.
NCFE
The College is recognised by NCFE as an awarding centre for the Diploma in Cognitive-Behavioural Hypnotherapy which is available to students who complete our whole training programme. The diploma is independently awarded and externally verified by NCFE in collaboration with The College. The diploma is classed by NCFE as a Level 4 customised award (customised award no. C0982).
The British Psychological Society Learning Centre
The Stage 1 Certificate in Evidence-Based Hypnotherapy and the full Diploma in Cognitive-Behavioural Hypnotherapy are approved by the British Psychological Society Learning Centre for the purposes of continuing professional development (CPD).
Please can you send me details of courses for 2011?
Also, can I do the different stages of the course at long intervals or does the whole class have to move to the next module together? I only get a certain amount of holiday a year.
Kind regards
Julie.
have a great interests in Hypnosis.. Very interested in learning more about it please let me know more about the courses and when I can start.
Hi Demitra,
Thanks for your interest in our hypnotherapy training courses.
I would suggest that you have a look at the following page on this website for further information on the diploma course structure, dates and fees etc.
http://ukhypnosis.com/hypnotherapy-modules/
If you would like to request a prospectus, you can do so via the following page:
http://ukhypnosis.com/about-college/contact-the-college/
Kind Regards,
Mandy Robertson
UK College Training Admin
So, the entire course is online? Can you give me pricing?
Hi Kathryn,
Our Diploma training consists of 21 days of classroom training, plus a home study written assessment. We don’t have a distance learning only option as practical skills training is an essential element of the training. Distance learning can be a very useful addition to training and ongoing learning, but it is important to learn the practical skills under the supervision and guidance of a trainer in a classroom setting before working with paying clients.
Have a look at the following page for further information on the diploma;
http://ukhypnosis.com/training-courses/hypnotherapy-diploma/
Kind Regards,
Mandy Robertson
UK College Training Administrator
I have been advised that the best diploma to take is the Hypnotherapy Practitioner Diploma. I see that your diploma is not exactly the same but is still stated as being approved. Would I need to continue on to do my HPD after completing your diploma?
Thanks
Hi
I cab see your training courses are approved and accredited by various bodies, but I’m not quite clear what this means in terms of professional practice. Please could you advise. Would your course lead to registration with a relevent approved body? The only example I know of is the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC)as recommended by the Department of Health. Any advice or further information appreciated!
Thanks
Hi Jan,
In the hypnotherapy field there are several major independent bodies who accredit training and register therapists. Our course is accredited or, in some sense, recognised by the main organisations. Our students are normally able to register as practitioners with the main bodies in the field. The CNHC is an umbrella body for complementary therapy rather than psychological therapies like hypnotherapy. We don’t actually support that organisation’s aims and are not affiliated to it although our students may potentially become eligible for CNHC registration by registering as practitioners with one of the hypnotherapy bodies that are affiliated to it. CNHC has been heavily criticised in the media and by various commentators. We would recommend that students join one of the main hypnotherapy organisations, such as those mentioned on our site, which we would consider more important in terms of professional accreditation and ethical practice. There is no legislation that currently restricts the practice of hypnotherapy and all of these organisations function as voluntary professional bodies or regulators.
Regards,
Donald Robertson