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UKCHO is an
umbrella organization for hypnotherapy practitioners in the
United Kingdom. It is the aim of UKCHO
to promote the professional regulation of hypnotherapy within
the United Kingdom. The aim of such regulation is to set
standards of ethics and training which ensure that all
hypnotherapy practitioners are safe and competent to practice,
thus fulfilling the primary criterion of professional regulation
- protecting the public. UKCHO has
done this by establishing a code of conduct, ethics and
practice, setting national occupational standards and a common
curriculum for hypnotherapy training, and establishing this
National Register of Hypnotherapists.
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A Unified
Register
“With a unified Register
of Members, patients and members of the public would then have a
single, reliable point of reference for standards, and would be
protected against the risk of poorly-trained practitioners and
have redress for poor service”. (House of Lords Select
Committee on Science and Technology Report on CAM’).
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Check your Hypnotherapist is
UKCHO Registered You may wish to confirm through this National Register of Hypnotherapists that your Hypnotherapist is registered by the UK Confederation of Hypnotherapy Organisations (UKCHO). 'Registered by UKCHO', or UKCHO Registered’, means that the Hypnotherapist has followed, and successfully completed, a high quality course in hypnotherapy to national occupational standards, and is bound by a professional code of conduct, ethics and practice.
Please note, 1st December 2010 marks the beginning
of voluntary self regulation for Hypnotherapists with the opening of
the CNHC Register for Hypnotherapy. From this date, UKCHO therapists
can begin registration with CNHC. The UKCHO Register will remain in
place for a short period to allow this transition to be carried out,
and will then be replaced by a link to the CNHC Register.
The UKCHO Register has now been is now closed.
Hypnotherapists from this register may now been found on the
CNHC Register for Hypnotherapy.
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