Chairman: John Hamley Further information to follow
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Vicki Watson
RGN FNSPH FNCP MGHR
SQHP
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Founded the original Clinical Hypnotherapy
Centre, Blairgowrie in 1978 and, the Clinical
Hypnotherapy Training Course, as a natural
progression, in 1989 .
At this time Vicki, with her husband Neil,
also co-founded the National Society of
Professional Hypnotherapists (NSPH) as
a support organisation for those therapists
who had completed the clinical hypnotherapy
training course facilitated by her.
Vicki, as a recognised and well-respected
authority on Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy
Training remains on the Advisory Council
of the NSPH and continues to have a deep
involvement in hypnotherapy and the administration
of the NSPH.
Moreover, having put a Mentoring system
into place back in 1989, she maintains
the responsibility of allocating Mentors
to new graduates for a minimum period
of six months. Vicki also collates, publishes,
and distributes a very extensive tri-annual
Journal to all NSPH members. The Journal
incorporates such topics as case studies,
scripts, members' news, articles and training
news relative
to continued personal development.
Although having stepped down
from the forefront of full time hypnotherapy
training a few years back, Vicki continues
as an external lecturer at The Scottish School of Hypnotherapy, the
Only accredited Clinical Hypnotherapy Training
Course for the NSPH. Her
lectures address such subjects as hypno-healing,
colour interpretation & analysis in
relation to the unconscious mind, exercises
for opening up the intuitive process, seeing
the aura, body language interpretation.
In 2001 Vicki was awarded a Life Fellowship
of the National Council of Psychotherapists.
This prestigious award was given in recognition
of Vicki's long and unstinting dedication
to the field of psychotherapy and hypnotherapy.
She continues unrelentingly to promote
hypnotherapy for the superbly influential
tool that it is in the fight against illness.
Vicki is also on the board of the General
Hypnotherapy Standards Council.
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| Neil is a Chartered Biologist with a wide range
of interests. He is also highly skilled in
the art of dowsing and regularly lectures
on this subject at training venues for top-line
Management, Leadership & Personal
Development workshops
In addition, he is an external lecturer on biorhythms,
compatibility, dowsing and past life regression
techniques at Corsebar
Clinical Hypnotherapy Training School, the Only
NSPH accredited Clinical Hypnotherapy Training
Course .
Neil has a deep involvement in hypnotherapy
having been closely involved in the
setting up and running of the Original Twa Acres
Clinical Hypnotherapy Course and, with his wife
Vicki, is Co-Founder of the National Society
of Professional Hypnotherapists (NSPH).
He works tirelessly in his position as NSPH
Secretary to promote the interests of the
NSPH, which has members at home and abroad and
from many different professions and walks of
life.
Although significant changes in the collection
of Professional Indemnity Insurance premiums
have been put in place this year, Neil continues
to be seriously involved in negotiations with
the NSPH Insurance Company to ensure the most
advantageous transaction possible for all practising
NSPH members.
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Stan is
a registered healer and hypnotherapist. With
a strong interest in complementary medicine research
he is a published author and, with eighteen
years experience of listening to patients, is
COSCA registered. Also a thought field therapy
practitioner he is in private practice in Aberdeen,
Scotland.
Trained by Vicki Watson at the original Twa
Acres Clinical Hypnotherapy Training Centre,
Blairgowrie, in 1994 he serves as a member of
the Advisory Council for the National Society
of Professional Hypnotherapists and is an External
Supervisor for the National Society of Professional
Hypnotherapists.
You can contact
Stan at - www.hypnotherapy-aberdeen.co.uk
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background in nursing provided Cath with
considerable experience in helping people explore
and overcome the health and personal challenges
they faced.
It was an interest in stress
management and personal development that was
instrumental in her undertaking several training
courses, including, Stress Management, Reflexology,
Crisis Counselling and Life Coaching. While researching
the benefits of several complementary therapies,
Cath came to see the effectiveness of hypnotherapy
in many conditions. As a result, in 1998 Cath
trained at the original NSPH training centre
which was then TWA Acres Hypnotherapy Centre
in Blairgowrie.
Cath's special interests in practice
are stress related conditions and self-development.
Cath is also keen to see greater utilisation
of hypnotherapy in mainstream medicine. She believes
the profession is moving towards wider recognition
through the advocacy of continuing professional
development and the more robust self-regulation
practices within the profession.
Cath is very active in promoting
mentorship within the NSPH.
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Sheelagh
Cameron MNSPH
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Sheelagh was
born and brought up in Northern Ireland,
where she lived till almost
three decades ago. She then moved to Scotland
with her husband and family.
Having always had a deep
interest in complementary / alternative
therapies Sheelagh trained as a Reflexologist
in 1994. Within a year, and as a natural
progression to the reflexology qualification,
she graduated as a Clinical Hypnotherapist
at the original Twa Acres Clinical Hypnotherapy
Training Centre, Blairgowrie, in 1995.
Besides running a very successful
Complementary Therapy clinic, Sheelagh
is an External Supervisor for the National
Society of Professional Hypnotherapists.
She also is qualified and practises in
ON-site Massage, Skenar Therapy, and Indian
Head Massage
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Carol
Ann Gordon
RMN, RCN, MNSPH
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As
a registered mental nurse of some years
standing Carol gained extensive skill
in helping people investigate and surmount
the health and personal challenges they
faced through this medium.
Conversely,
she was also extremely interested in how
complementary and alternative therapies
might help others and to this end qualified
as a Reflexologist
in 1996
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in this methodology and seeing the results
it achieved encouraged her to further investigate
her long-standing interest in hypnotherapy.
Carol trained as a hypnotherapist at the
original Twa Acres Clinical Hypnotherapy
Training Centre, Blairgowrie, in 1997 under
the tutelage of Vicki Watson. She presently
serves as a member of the Advisory Council
for the National Society of Professional
Hypnotherapists and is an External Supervisor
for the National Society of Professional
Hypnotherapists.
Carol also achieved a registered
qualification in the specialist nursing
of Sick Children.
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