Emily Heale
I first experienced the benefits of hypnotherapy in 2002 for help with a phobia. Although open-minded I was also a bit sceptical, so was intrigued as to how the sessions could actually help; thankfully, they did. After looking for a career change just a few years later, I went on to train in Hypnotherapy and have been seeing clients since 2007. I trained with an institution which has since disbanded and renamed itself, but my original qualifications were with the International Association of Pure Hypno-Analysts. I’d been practising long enough to have achieved the Advanced Diploma in Hypnotherapy and Pure Hypnoanalysis with them. *
Professional Memberships & credentials
- Central Register of Stop Smoking Therapists
www.crsst.com - Complementary & Natural Healthcare Council
www.cnhc.org.uk - Hypno-Band Practitioner
www.hypnoband.com - General Hypnotherapy Register
www.general-hypnotherapy-register.com - National Stop Smoking Centres
www.stopsmokingcentres.uk - The British BrainWorking Research Society
www.bbrs.org.uk
Qualifications & Courses
- Advanced Diploma in Hypnotherapy & Pure Hypnoanalysis *
- NLP Practitioner
- Easy Smoking Cessation
- Relaxed Childbirth
- Hypnosis Suggestion & Influence
- Successful Free Association
- Effectively Assessing, Engaging & Motivating Clients
- Successful Hypno-Analysis
- Relaxed Eating Programme
- Changing Limiting Beliefs
- BWRT® Level 1
* The Advanced Diploma Programme takes a minimum of two years to complete, and requires the Member to have (a) Demonstrate to the IAPH Council of Management that they are capable of practising at an advanced level, (b) undertaken at least 500 hours of supervised client-hours, and (c) successfully passed eight of our advanced residential training seminars.
