Once you have completed your training course you will be faced with the decision of how best to use your new skills. Fortunately there are a whole range of options open to you as your qualification is recognised within the NHS and complementary and mainstream care services. Here are some of the ways our graduate students have opted to use the skills they learned on the course.
Many of our graduates set up their own practice and either work from home or rent space in a complementary practice or surgery. Others prefer to travel to see their clients in their own homes.
Michelle - is a mum with a young family so opted to work from home as a hypnotherapist - she specailised in working with children and natural child birth.
Barbara - works within the prison service and helps drug offenders before they return to the community.
Julia - is a behaviour psychologist working within the NHS and uses her new skills to help her client change unwanted behaviour
John - is a self employed hypnotherapist and NLP therapist and specialises in helping sportsmen and women improve their performance.
Wendy - work within the eating disorders sector using her skill to help anorexics/bulimics and compulsive eating disorders.
Sarah - works withing the NHS seeing clients who suffer from anxiety and depression
Graham - specialises in past life regression and future life progression therapy.
Lyn - works in the drug rehabilitation centre helping to give addicts a second chance in life.
Jane - works mainly with children and young adults with problems.
Because our courses are accredited by the General Hypnotherapy Standards Council your qualification will be recognised in most countries. We have graduate students working in Europe/Canada/USA and many others.
