The Hypnotherapy Register began life in 1973 when it was added to the title of the National Council of Psychotherapists (NCP) in order to allow Hypnotherapists to join the organisation. In 1993, as an initiative of the Secretary, and with full committee approval, the Hypnotherapy Register (HR) became semi-autonomous. Later, NCP members voted to grant autonomy to the Hypnotherapy Register.http://www.natcouncilofpsychotherapists.org.uk/
The National Council for Hypnotherapy’
(NCH), was the new name chosen to represent this organisation, which
also incorporated the former Hypnotherapy Register in order to reflect
both the image of the new body and the history of the Hypnotherapy Register.
Thus, the NCH (including The HR) became an independent body in June
1996.
The aims and intentions of the National Council for Hypnotherapy are
to further the interest of member practitioners of clinical hypnotherapy.
http://www.hypnotherapists.org.uk/
The International Stress Management Association UK is a registered
charity with a multi-disciplinary professional membership. It exists
to promote sound knowledge and best practice in the prevention and reduction
of human stress. It sets professional standards for the benefit of individuals
and organisations using the services of its members.
http://www.isma.org.uk/
PO Box 348
WALTHAM CROSS
EN8 8ZL
ENGLAND
Telephone 07000 780430
Registered Charity No. 1088103
Company limited by guarantee No. 4079657
The Aims of the British Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy are:
Representing counselling at national & international levelsmaintaining & raising standards of training and practice
increasing the availability of trained & supervised counsellors
responding to requests for information & advice on matters related to counselling
providing support for counsellors & those using counselling skills
providing opportunities for their continual professional development
promoting the understanding & awareness of counselling throughout society.
.http://www.bac.co.uk/members_visitors/ukrc/members_visitors_ukrc.htm