The Centre for Postgraduate Studies & Research Ltd runs a modular five-day certificated continuing professional development programme in Cognitive Hypnotherapy for health and caring professionals.

The training programmes have been developed within a cognitive behavioural, rational emotive & multimodal framework. The key trainers are all accredited in cognitive behaviour therapy and rational emotive therapy. They are registered as psychotherapists with the UK council for Psychotherapy.

The centre is a corporate member of the Institute of Health Promotion & Education (IHPE) and an associate member of The British Learning Association. The IHPE recognises relevant health-related courses and experience as providing eligibility for membership.

The centre was established in 2000.

2008  NEW DATES: 

Primary Certificate in Cognitive Hypnotherapy / Cognitive Behaviour Therapies & Hypnosis: 17th - 19th November 2008.  Click here for more information.

The Certificate in Cognitive Hypnotherapy / Certificate in Cognitive Behaviour Therapies & Hypnosis offered by the Centre for Postgraduate Studies & Research Ltd has been Assessed and Validated at Foundation Level by The General Hypnotherapy Standards Council (UK)  and graduates are eligible to apply for Affiliate status within The General Hypnotherapy Register (the GHSC's Registering Agency). Professional Membership is also being offered to all Centre for Postgraduate Studies & Research Ltd students Professional Membership to The United Fellowship of Hypnotherapists Association.

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