John D. Lawrence, BSc (Hons), DHP, Dip. CAH, Dip. (Erk) Hyp. Master NLP and Meridian Therapy Practitioner is a National Guild of Hypnotists Board Certified Trainer and Hypnotherapist. He has worked with clients from all over the U.K. and abroad for specific issues. He is a member of the National Hypnopsychotherapy Council and the National Council for Hypnotherapy. He was awarded "The Researcher of the Year Award, 2002" for his work on phantom limb pain and amputees by the latter organisation and holds senior clinician status with that body. He is a former Research Director within the NCH. He is an Accredited Hypnotherapy Supervisor within the NCH. He is a volunteer clinical hypnotherapist with the National Phobics Society. He is on the Register of Approved Gastrointestinal Psychotherapists and Hypnotherapists helping to relieve ailments of the digestive system (IBS) and (IBD) etc. Formely he was one of only two Scottish expert advisors to serve on the Prince's Foundation for Integrated Health, looking at the integration of complementary therapies in to the NHS. He is also a former director and chair of Holistic Health Care Limited, a Scottish charity working to promote education, research and the relief of sickness in a Holistic manner. Currently he practices at Linlithgow near Edinburgh.
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Peter Matthews
possesses academic and professional
qualifications at degree, post-graduate and
higher degree level in education, employment
law, industrial relations, stress management and
hypnotherapy. His particular interest is the
legal implications of stress at work. His
paper on this topic
is published at www.manageyourstress.co.uk.
He was formerly a Stress Manager with Harley Street Stress Management Specialists, based in Harley Street,
London, nationally and internationally
recognised as a centre of excellence for both
medicine and complementary medicine. He is
Fellow
of The Royal Society of Medicine, and a
Fellow and Life Member of
The
Society of Stress Managers. He is currently
the Secretary of
The Society of Stress Managers
as well as Secretary of UKCHO.
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Jean Murton, Jean is the director of the Belmont Centre for Hypnotherapy UK. She is the trainer for the British Association of Therapeutical Hypnotists (established 1951).
A committee member of BAThH a founder member of UKCHO. Jean is a member and accredited with several Hypnotherapy organisations and has been a practicing hypnotherapist since 1986 A Master Practitioner of Neuro- Linguistic Programming She has been a director of UKCHO since November 2000.
She has travelled internationally and been on TV and radio many times. She offers classes in many subjects in the study of the relationship between the power of the human mind and the power of the Universal Energies. She has run classes successfully on relaxation, stress and has dealt successfully with psychosomatic issues, on a one to one basis.
Her main interest is in clinical hypnotherapy and she is co-author of the recently published; Hypnotherapy in Healthcare.
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David Reeves, is the President of the (British) National Register of Advanced Hypnotherapists www.nrah.co.uk.
He has been in private practice as a Psychoanalyst, Hypnotherapist since 1991, and as a Stress Management Consultant since 1994. He is the head of a thriving Harley Street practice and has another practice in Swindon, Wiltshire. He also spends time training and working in the USA.
Before moving into the field of Hypnotherapy and Stress, his background was in the commercial sector reaching the level of Managing Director.
David has undergone extensive training in both the UK and the USA in numerous aspects of Psychology, Psycho-sexual problems, Hypnosis and (Battlefield) Stress Management.
He has taken part in BBC and local Wiltshire radio programs and is a registered tutor with two charities, SCOPE and Learning for Life, lecturing in various aspects of Psychology, Hypnosis and Stress.
He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine, a Fellow of the Association for Professional Hypnosis and Psychotherapy, a life long member of the International Medical and Dental Hypnotherapy Association, and belongs to several other leading professional associations in both the UK & USA. He is also a freeman of the city of London.
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Terri
Bodell, is a Fellow and Deputy Chair of the National
Association of Counsellors, Hypnotherapists & Psychotherapists and
Member of the Royal Society of Medicine. She is a consultant Clinical
Psychotherapist specialising in life skills development and has been
helping people to deal with the challenges of work and their private
lives for over 14 years. She is also a Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic
Programming and holds a Diploma in the treatment of eating disorders.
She has written articles on depression, stress, life skills, eating
disorders and other psychological issues for a number of publications in
the UK. She is Editor of the NACHP Journal to which she also
contributes. Terri has also featured in Scottish Television’s leading
documentary series ‘Faith Without Walls’ covering topics of
‘sex and sexuality’ and ‘death and dying,’ and has given
numerous radio interviews on a variety of psychological health and life
skill problems including BBC Radio Scotland and BBC Three Counties
Radio. She has led numerous life skills development courses, on an
individual and a corporate basis, and has been invited as a guest
speaker for various organisations. She is currently running a series of
courses on stress management for cardiac patients at Barnet General and
Chase Farm Hospitals’ Cardiac Rehabilitation Unit.
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Helen Fogg has been a Committee Member of the Hypnotherapy Association (HA) for 2 years, with the extra role of Local Contact Coordinator. She has been in private practice as a hypnotherapist since 1994, specializing in anxiety disorders and panic attacks, IBS, stress, fears and phobias, as well as confidence, performance issues, smoking and weight control. In addition, she is a qualified kinesiologist and shamanic practitioner. Her practice is based in North Hampshire, where she is the proprietor of her own holistic centre, combining a complementary health clinic with a venue offering classes, workshops and training. Her background is in further education where she taught as a Mathematics lecturer for 18 years. She is very keen to see hypnotherapy develop as a respected profession, gaining the trust from the general public and the medical profession, and is looking for increased access to CPD opportunities and supervision for all registered hypnotherapists.
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Greg Forde is President of The Corporation of Advanced Hypnotherapy, Senior Tutor at The Atkinson-Ball College of Hypnotherapy and Hypno-Healing, and has been practising Hypnotherapy since 1967. As well as being a Relate-trained relationship counsellor and NLP trainer, Greg is a corporate coach, trainer and mentor, working with a range of companies, from sole-trader to Microsoft. He is an internationally published author and is passionate about lifelong learning.
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Stephanie Kirke, MSc.Psy, DipHP, HPD, AccHypSup, Senior Clinician MNCH(Acc)MNGH Stephanie was Chair of UKCHO from October 2004 until July 2006, when she stepped down from the position. Stephanie still remains as a member of the executive and gives her support to the VSR work ahead. She is a practising hypnotherapists since qualifying in 1994. With an academic background in Psychology at degree and higher degree level, Stephanie also has 12 years teaching experience both in FE and sixth form school settings. Stephanie is an accredited member and senior clinician of the NCH, Director of Supervision since 2003 and was voted Chair of NCH in January 2005.
Stephanie is interested in the progress of the UK hypnotherapy profession as it strives toward voluntary self-regulation. UKCHO is the only organisation in the UK which represents a number of registering and/or accrediting organisations whose aim is to maintain professional standards and where possible, raise those standards still further.
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Su Ricks-McPherson,
BA (Hons), ADHP (NC), Dip. CAH, PNLP, HPD, ACC HYP SUP is a certified
trainer for the National College of Hypnosis and Psychotherapy, a Fellow
of the National College Student and Alumni Guild, an Accredited member
of the National Council for Hypnotherapy, and a practicing hypno-psychotherapist.
Su was awarded "The Researcher of the Year Award, 2008" for her work on
the impact of negative messages in the media on anxiety, stress and
general well being. She holds senior clinician status with the NCH and
is an accredited supervisor and a UKCP registrant. She is a former
Executive Director of the NCH Executive Committee and is the current
editor of the NCSAG E-Journal.
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Terence Watts, Terence has been in
professional practice since 1989 and is the Chairman of the
Association for Professional Hypnosis and Psychotherapy, which he
founded in 1999. He holds memberships in several professional organisations,
including:
Fellow and Senior Clinician of the National Council for Hypnotherapy
Fellow of The National Register of Advanced Hypnotherapists,
Member of The International Stress Management Association
Member of The Society of Authors.
He also holds the MCGI (Member of the City & Guilds Institute) and is the author of:
Warriors, Settlers & Nomads
Rapid Cognitive Therapy
Hypnosis: Advanced Techniques in Hypnotherapy and Hypnoanalysis
He has written several training courses and is an international presenter and trainer, and is Principal of the Essex Institute of Clinical Hypnosis in Southend-on-Sea, Essex. Trained originally as a hypnoanalyst, he uses an eclectic mix of therapies in his work and is a specialist in psychosexual disorders. In 2006, he originated a brief diploma course for professional therapists in the management and alleviation of psychosexual dysfunction.
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Martin Armstrong-Prior, Martin has been involved in counselling and therapy at various levels since 1974. He has practiced hypnotherapy since 1992, when he completed his training and joined the National Council for Psychotherapy and the Hypnotherapy Register. When the Hypnotherapy Register broke away from the NCP Martin became prominent in the development of the NCH into a ‘Members Co-operative’ and became the first Chair of the Cooperative. About the same time he became the first Secretary of UKCHO when it was formed, and helped to develop the structure of this organisation as a Co-operative.. He retired from the Police Service in 2000, after 30years of service, and has been an active supporter of the development of standards in the hypnotherapy profession."
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Josephine Teague,is
a mature practitioner of hypno-psychotherapy who
runs a successful practice in Impington, just
outside Cambridge and a training school,
Cambridge College of Hypnotherapy, as well as administering
the
Cambridge Register of Advanced Hypnotherapists (CRAH).
Academic qualifications are MSC, BSc(Hons),
DipPsych, PGCE. She is UKCP Reg ECP WCP and holds
the European Certicate of Clinical Hypnotherapy.
Some of her vocational qualifications are PGDHP,
DipTHP, DHP, HPD, AdvDHP, CI, BCH, AccHypSup,
CertHypSup, She is also currently Chairman of the
Hypnotherapy Association. She is a Fellow of Central
Register of Advanced Hypnotherapists and of the
Royal Society for Medicine and was awarded an
Honorary Fellowship of National College Students and
Alumni Guild. She has been elected Vice Chairman of
the HyphoPsychotherapy Section of UKCP.
Josephine also holds professional memberships of
various other professional bodies, including NCH,
HA, NRHP UKCP.
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