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#11056 From: HypnoSynthesisUK@...
Date: Mon Jul 3, 2006 4:39 am
Subject: News: Paranoia runs deep in the UK 		donjohnr
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Paranoia more common than thought
_BBC NEWS |  Health | Paranoia more common than thought_
(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/5126208.stm)

One in three people in the UK regularly suffers paranoid or  suspicious
fears, clinical psychologists have found.

A team at the Institute of Psychiatry at King's College London interviewed
1,200 people about whether they had thoughts about others doing them harm.
They found levels of paranoia were much higher than previously suspected -
and almost as high as those for depression and anxiety.
The researchers say paranoia can cause real distress.
The study found that:
     *   Over 40% of people regularly worry that negative comments are being
made  about them
     *   27% think that people deliberately try to irritate them
     *   20% worry about being observed or followed
     *   10% think that someone has it in for them
     *   5% worry that there is a conspiracy to harm them
Researcher Dr Daniel Freeman said: "We were astonished at how common paranoia
  and suspicion are amongst the population.


Yours  Sincerely,

Donald Robertson
Training Director

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Registered Psychotherapist (UKCP)
Member of the  European Register of Psychotherapists (ERP)

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#11055 From: HypnoSynthesisUK@...
Date: Wed Jun 28, 2006 4:10 am
Subject: News: Image of eyes boosts "honest" behaviour 		donjohnr
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Big Brother eyes 'boost honesty'

The feeling of being watched makes people act more honestly, even  if the
eyes are not real, a study suggests.
A Newcastle University team monitored how much money people put in a canteen
"honesty box" when buying a drink.
They found people put nearly three times as much in when a poster of a pair
of eyes was put above the box than when the poster showed flowers.
_BBC NEWS | Health | Big  Brother eyes 'boost honesty'_
(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/5120662.stm)



Yours  Sincerely,

Donald Robertson
Training Director

Senior Clinician  Hypnotherapist (NCH)
Registered Psychotherapist (UKCP)
Member of the  European Register of Psychotherapists (ERP)

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#11054 From: HypnoSynthesisUK@...
Date: Tue Jun 27, 2006 11:50 am
Subject: FREE Online Self-Hypnosis Training Programme 		donjohnr
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How would you like to study self-hypnosis for free over the net?

We have compiled a new introductory training course in self-hypnosis based
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Yours  Sincerely,

Donald Robertson
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Registered Psychotherapist (UKCP)
Member of the  European Register of Psychotherapists (ERP)

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#11053 From: "Barry Thain" <bt@...>
Date: Tue Jun 27, 2006 10:06 am
Subject: Harley Street 		barry_thain
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Dear Anyone Who Knows

How many hypnotherapists actually practise in Harley Street (and how
many just have an address)?

Best wishes

barry

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#11052 From: "Najma Zaman" <firstpath@...>
Date: Mon Jun 26, 2006 2:09 pm
Subject: Hampstead NLP Group Meeting 		hypnodudet
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Hi there

Due to enquiries frommembers of this group: - The next group meeting
is tomorrwo, Tuesday 27th June at Friends meeting house, 120 Heath
Street, Hamstead. Starts at 7:30 and finishes at 9:30. Cost: £9

Our presenter is Clive Dinsey who will help you:
Elicit the submodalities of consciousness, enhance the state and using
chakras, find useful uses for the different states that can be
generated. There will be an exercise where everyone can find their own
core values and calibrate to them.

Clive did his first training in 1998 and since then have been on
hypnosis, DHE and coaching courses. He has also trained in TFT. He
runs a practice group in Harrow and see clients on a one to one basis.
Together with a colleague he is now starting to deliver NLP trainings
in North Wales.

I can't make it but Leslie Carter will take over for me. Please still
let me know if you plan to come. Of course you can come last minuite
too!

Najma

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#11051 From: HypnoSynthesisUK@...
Date: Mon Jun 26, 2006 9:22 am
Subject: Hypnotherapy Training Courses (London/Manchester) 		donjohnr
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Yours  Sincerely,

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The  HypnoSynthesis® Centre

Hypnotherapy Clinic,  Self-Hypnosis & Hypnotherapy Training Courses
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#11050 From: "Najma Zaman" <firstpath@...>
Date: Thu Jun 22, 2006 9:55 pm
Subject: Hampstead NLP Group Meeting 		hypnodudet
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Hi there

Since I have had enquries from this group about The Hampstead NLP
group - The next group meeting is next Tuesday 27th June at Friends
meeting house, 120 Heath Street, Hamstead. Starts at 7:30 and
finishes at 9:30. Cost: £9

Our presenter is Clive Dinsey who will help you:
Elicit the submodalities of consciousness, enhance the state and
using chakras, find useful uses for the different states that can be
generated. There will be an exercise where everyone can find their
own core values and calibrate to them.

Clive did his first training in 1998 and since then have been on
hypnosis, DHE and coaching courses. He has also trained in TFT. He
runs a practice group in Harrow and see clients on a one to one
basis. Together with a colleague he is now starting to deliver NLP
trainings in North Wales.

Please let me know if you plan to come.

Najma

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#11049 From: "Atwood Institute" <bfhowell@...>
Date: Thu Jun 22, 2006 1:30 am
Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764 		bfhowell@...
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I will comment on this subject of the NGH.  Like most organizations in our
profession, the NGH is an organization funded by the membership.  The NGH
has had credibility issues with the media among others.  I know of three
instances where people have told them they were certified by my school and
they were not.  The NGH never checked with us to see if they were certified.
That really doesn't surprise me as a psychologist got a cat certified
through them.  This was by ABC television!  I am a member of the Guild and
have been for some time.  I recommend to my graduate students that they join
the guild as there is some good information from them and membership in a
professional organization is useful.  I would not consider attaching my
school to them though, because of the credibility issue.  As I am regulated
by the state of Arizona, I feel this establishes legitimacy enough as a
vocational school.

By the way, has anyone noticed that the Guild may have "sold out" on the
hypnotherapists in New York?  This was just bought to my attention recently.
They allowed the New York psychology board to determine what a hypnotist may
do, including not being able to call themselves "hypnotherapists"  I hope
that Arizona will follow more the example of Hawaii than N.Y.

One last on the issue of credibility . . . they really have more of a good
ole boy network going.  You notice certain people always get "trainer of the
year" award and if you politic enough, you get the Ormond McGill chair etc.
Again, I don't intend to "slam" the NGH, but these are facts.  Join them for
the benefits . . . That's all folks!

Barney F. Howell, C.Ht.
President/CEO
Atwood Institute for Research & Education, Inc.
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-----Original Message-----
From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Steve G.
Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 10:58 AM
To: Keith Bacon; hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764


Keith,

The NGH is a COMPANY...that's all.

They cannot grant the right to anyone to practice anything.
They can train and certify, but the certification means basically nothing.
These are the facts. Now, if the NGH wants to get high and mighty, then
they need to remember the facts.

There are actually professional organizations which
DO require graduate degrees. But these are separate from the NGH.
Some people in the NGH are actual professionals with real degrees.
But, for the most part, it is a collection of folks who lack accredited
(real accredited, this word has been so badly abused) academic training.
Academia does not recognize the NGH at all.
All you need to get in is $80. NOT a professional degree.

Sincerely,

Steve G. Jones
Clinical Hypnotherapist
www.SteveGJones.com
912.897.9799

Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles Chapter)
Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists

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   -----Original Message-----
   From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Keith Bacon
   Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 9:47 AM
   To: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764


   Hi Steve,
   I must say (as no-one else has yet) your remarks seem a bit inflammatory
to
   me.
   I don't really understand the issues here so you might be totally right.
   As a once trainee Alexander Technique teacher I know that these journals
you
   rate so highy can get it wrong (mainly by dismissing things that are too
   complicated for evidence based medicine to explain) & can have some
content
   that is arrogant.
   I think the world is a rather complicated & things written by PhD's etc.
   might be of a high quality on average but wisdom & error are spread pretty
   widely.
   Keith.

   On 18/06/06, Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist
<Steve@...>
   wrote:
   >
   > Rigorous, peer-reviewed?
   > That's nonsense.
   > Those words refer to professional journals
   > written by actual mental health professionals.
   > You know, people with masters and doctoral (real doctoral)
   > degrees.
   >
   > What a ridiculous, arrogant, and false use of
   > words!
   >
   > Sincerely,
   >
   > Steve G. Jones
   > Clinical Hypnotherapist
   > www.SteveGJones.com
   > 912.897.9799
   >
   > Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles
Chapter)
   > Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
   > Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
   > Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists
   >
   > ********************************************
   >
   > -----Original Message-----
   > From:
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com<hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogro
ups.com>
   >
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com<hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40
yahoogroups.com>]On
   > Behalf Of
   > hypnobeau@... <hypnobeau%40aol.com>
   > Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 9:17 AM
   > To:
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com<hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogro
ups.com>
   > Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764
   >
   > Hello All:
   >
   > Here's an item that might stir a bit of controversy... One of the
bigwigs
   > at
   > the NGH here in the states wrote a column in the most recent issue of
   > their
   > magazine that states:
   >
   > "If you hold a "Board Certification" obtained from some other hypnosis
   > organization, you may not refer to it so as to encourage clients, the
   > media, or
   > colleagues to falsely believe that you hold the rigorous, peer-reviewed
   > Board
   > Certification from the NGH."
   >
   > My board certification is from a different organization, which puts me
in
   > an
   > interesting position, even though the foregoing statement is not
official
   > policy of the National Guild of Hypnotists, so far as can be gleaned
from
   > the
   > article. I am a proud member of the Guild, but they are not the source
of
   > my board
   > certification, and I shouldn't like to forego the credential.
   >
   > It gets tougher for those who do have several board certifications from
   > organizations comparable to the NGH, plus the NGH. Should they have to
   > choose
   > between them?
   >
   > I expect most of you have opinions on board certification one way or the
   > other...and I think this is well worth discussing.
   >
   > All best,
   >
   > Michelle Beaudry, CHt
   >
   > Forgiveness Pyramid and
   > The Spa of Your Inner Mind books:
   > http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry
   >
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   >
   >
   >

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#11048 From: HypnoSynthesisUK@...
Date: Wed Jun 21, 2006 4:11 am
Subject: News: CBT restores female fertility 		donjohnr
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Counselling 'restores fertility' [Actually CBT!]


_BBC NEWS |  Health | Counselling 'restores fertility'_
(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/5098454.stm)
Counselling helps "perfectionist" women regain their fertility and  become
pregnant, US researchers say.
They found cognitive behaviour therapy alone was enough to help some women
who had stopped having periods and ovulating to regain their fertility.
The therapy is usually used to treat people with depression.
A European fertility conference in Prague heard a build-up of stress can play
  a major role in preventing a woman from ovulating.
But sometimes the effect can build up gradually in a subtle way.
Cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) can counter this by helping women to "make
molehills out of mountains", the researchers said.
Yours  Sincerely,

Donald Robertson
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Senior Clinician  Hypnotherapist (NCH)
Registered Psychotherapist (UKCP)
Member of the  European Register of Psychotherapists (ERP)

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#11047 From: hypnobeau@...
Date: Tue Jun 20, 2006 8:29 am
Subject: My apologies to the list 		hypnobeau
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Hello Group:

I apologize for having misconstrued the paragraph in the NGH Journal.
At first blink, it appeared that it was denying the use of board
certification credentials to members unless that certification were
from the NGH. On closer look, the paragraph merely requests that
the setting forth of one's credentials be specific. Easily done.

My board certification is from the National Board of Hypnosis, under
the auspices of Gerald Kein, recipient of the NGH's 2005 Educator
of the Year Award, which makes me NBH board certified. Thus I
will include the letters "NBH" in all future references to that.

If "bigwig" is name-calling, I apologize for using the term. My mistake.

All best,

Michelle Beaudry, CHt
hypnobeau@...

Forgiveness Pyramid and
The Spa of Your Inner Mind books:
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#11046 From: "Donald Robertson" <HypnoSynthesisUK@...>
Date: Tue Jun 20, 2006 8:02 am
Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764 		donjohnr
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--- In hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com, "Steve G. Jones,
Clinical Hypnotherapist" <Steve@...> wrote:

> This initial post began with the statement "One of the bigwigs at the
NGH..." and ended with, "and I think this is well worth discussing"
> So, it began with name-calling and an invitation to discuss it HERE.

I think it might be time to wind this thread up and continue your
conversation off-group if necessary.

Regards,

Donald Robertson
Moderator

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#11045 From: "Donald Robertson" <HypnoSynthesisUK@...>
Date: Tue Jun 20, 2006 8:02 am
Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764 		donjohnr
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--- In hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com, "Steve G. Jones,
Clinical Hypnotherapist" <Steve@...> wrote:

> This initial post began with the statement "One of the bigwigs at the
NGH..." and ended with, "and I think this is well worth discussing"
> So, it began with name-calling and an invitation to discuss it HERE.

I think it might be time to wind this thread up and continue your
conversation off-group if necessary.

Regards,

Donald Robertson
Moderator

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#11044 From: "Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist" <Steve@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 10:57 pm
Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764 		yawellanyway
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Shaun,

This initial post began with the statement
"One of the bigwigs at the NGH..."
and ended with, "and I think this is well worth discussing"

So, it began with name-calling and an invitation to
discuss it HERE.

I don't see why there is a problem with what I
am saying. Let's continue the discussion rather
than stopping it.

Sincerely,

Steve G. Jones
Clinical Hypnotherapist
www.SteveGJones.com
912.897.9799

Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles Chapter)
Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists

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   From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Brookhouse
Hypnotherapy Ltd
   Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 2:47 PM
   To: Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist; hypnobeau@...;
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764


   Steve

   I am not suggesting you censor your comment, merely if you have any to
   make, why not make them to the people who can do something about it
   rather than on a forum where NGH Policy will not be made.

   I am delighted you grant everyone the freedom to say what they like, I
   did not realize that was in your remit. I am not sure what you think I
   have started, all I was attempting to do was to put forward the actual
   facts regarding the NGH rather than opinion.

   Shaun

   Shaun Brookhouse
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   Director, Brookhouse Hypnotherapy Ltd
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   From: Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist
   [mailto:Steve@...]
   Sent: 19 June 2006 19:39
   To: Brookhouse Hypnotherapy Ltd; hypnobeau@...;
   hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764

   Shaun,

   I do not appreciate you suggesting that

   I sensor my comments about the NGH.

   This is an open forum, and if I feel something

   needs to be said, about anyone or anything, I

   will say it.

   I grant everyone that same freedom.

   Sincerely,

   Steve G. Jones
   Clinical Hypnotherapist
   www.SteveGJones.com
   912.897.9799

   Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles
   Chapter)
   Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
   Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
   Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists

   ********************************************

   -----Original Message-----
   From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   [mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Brookhouse
   Hypnotherapy Ltd
   Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 1:46 PM
   To: Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist; hypnobeau@...;
   hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764

   Hello Steve

   It appears to me that you have the wrong end of the stick on
   this one.
   The NGH Board Certification Programme is peer reviewed in that
   there is
   a Board Certification Committee, which is a separate committee
   to the
   membership committee. Persons who achieve Board Certification
   are
   assessed on competency only. Your comment regarding Masters and
   Doctoral
   persons is disingenuous as the author of the article in question
   has a
   legitimate, and accredited Doctorate.

   All that this article says is that members should not use
   credentials in
   a way which might mislead the public. A member is of course
   entitled to
   use legitimate qualifications in their marketing. Using a phrase
   like
   this would solve the problem:

   John Doe, CH

   Board Certified, ABC Hypnosis Society

   Member, National Guild of Hypnotists

   On a final note, Steve, if you have concerns about NGH policy,
   may I
   suggest that you contact the NGH direct rather than using public
   forums
   for this.

   Best

   Shaun

   Shaun Brookhouse
   GCGI,MA,DCH,CertEd,ACoT,DHyp,DipProfCouns,HPD,FNGH,FNCH
   Director, Brookhouse Hypnotherapy Ltd
   Principal, UK Academy of Therapeutic Arts and Sciences
   Director of Education Program Development, National Guild of
   Hypnotists
   (USA)
   www.hypno-nlp.com <http://www.hypno-nlp.com/
   <http://www.hypno-nlp.com/> > www.shaunbrookhouse.org

   Tel: 0800 8496327 or +44 (0) 161 881 1677

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   From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
   [mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com> ] On Behalf Of Steve
   G.
   Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist
   Sent: 18 June 2006 21:38
   To: hypnobeau@... <mailto:hypnobeau%40aol.com> ;
   hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
   Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764

   Rigorous, peer-reviewed?
   That's nonsense.
   Those words refer to professional journals
   written by actual mental health professionals.
   You know, people with masters and doctoral (real doctoral)
   degrees.

   What a ridiculous, arrogant, and false use of
   words!

   Sincerely,

   Steve G. Jones
   Clinical Hypnotherapist
   www.SteveGJones.com
   912.897.9799

   Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los
   Angeles
   Chapter)
   Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
   Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
   Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists

   ********************************************

   -----Original Message-----
   From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
   <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
   [mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
   <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com> ]On Behalf
   Of
   hypnobeau@... <mailto:hypnobeau%40aol.com>
   <mailto:hypnobeau%40aol.com>
   Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 9:17 AM
   To: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
   <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
   Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764

   Hello All:

   Here's an item that might stir a bit of controversy... One of
   the
   bigwigs
   at
   the NGH here in the states wrote a column in the most recent
   issue of
   their
   magazine that states:

   "If you hold a "Board Certification" obtained from some other
   hypnosis
   organization, you may not refer to it so as to encourage
   clients, the
   media, or
   colleagues to falsely believe that you hold the rigorous,
   peer-reviewed
   Board
   Certification from the NGH."

   My board certification is from a different organization, which
   puts me
   in
   an
   interesting position, even though the foregoing statement is not
   official
   policy of the National Guild of Hypnotists, so far as can be
   gleaned
   from
   the
   article. I am a proud member of the Guild, but they are not the
   source
   of
   my board
   certification, and I shouldn't like to forego the credential.

   It gets tougher for those who do have several board
   certifications from
   organizations comparable to the NGH, plus the NGH. Should they
   have to
   choose
   between them?

   I expect most of you have opinions on board certification one
   way or the
   other...and I think this is well worth discussing.

   All best,

   Michelle Beaudry, CHt

   Forgiveness Pyramid and
   The Spa of Your Inner Mind books:
   http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry
   <http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry>
   <http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry
   <http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry> >

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#11043 From: "Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist" <Steve@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 6:39 pm
Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764 		yawellanyway
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Shaun,

I do not appreciate you suggesting that
I sensor my comments about the NGH.

This is an open forum, and if I feel something
needs to be said, about anyone or anything, I
will say it.

I grant everyone that same freedom.

Sincerely,

Steve G. Jones
Clinical Hypnotherapist
www.SteveGJones.com
912.897.9799

Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles Chapter)
Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists

********************************************



   -----Original Message-----
   From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Brookhouse
Hypnotherapy Ltd
   Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 1:46 PM
   To: Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist; hypnobeau@...;
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764


   Hello Steve

   It appears to me that you have the wrong end of the stick on this one.
   The NGH Board Certification Programme is peer reviewed in that there is
   a Board Certification Committee, which is a separate committee to the
   membership committee. Persons who achieve Board Certification are
   assessed on competency only. Your comment regarding Masters and Doctoral
   persons is disingenuous as the author of the article in question has a
   legitimate, and accredited Doctorate.

   All that this article says is that members should not use credentials in
   a way which might mislead the public. A member is of course entitled to
   use legitimate qualifications in their marketing. Using a phrase like
   this would solve the problem:

   John Doe, CH

   Board Certified, ABC Hypnosis Society

   Member, National Guild of Hypnotists

   On a final note, Steve, if you have concerns about NGH policy, may I
   suggest that you contact the NGH direct rather than using public forums
   for this.

   Best

   Shaun

   Shaun Brookhouse
   GCGI,MA,DCH,CertEd,ACoT,DHyp,DipProfCouns,HPD,FNGH,FNCH
   Director, Brookhouse Hypnotherapy Ltd
   Principal, UK Academy of Therapeutic Arts and Sciences
   Director of Education Program Development, National Guild of Hypnotists
   (USA)
   www.hypno-nlp.com <http://www.hypno-nlp.com/> www.shaunbrookhouse.org

   Tel: 0800 8496327 or +44 (0) 161 881 1677

   This email transmission contains confidential information belonging to
   the sender that is legally privileged and confidential. This information
   is intended only for the use of the individual or entity named above. If
   you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any
   disclosure, copying, distribution, or action taken in reliance on the
   contents of this email is strictly prohibited. If you have received this
   email in error, please notify the sender immediately and delete this
   email from your computer. Clients are reminded that e-mail communication
   is a convenience and not appropriate for emergencies or time-sensitive
   issues and that no one can guarantee the privacy of e-mail messages. Any
   use of email communication by a client shall be deemed an
   acknowledgement of this privacy limitation.

   ________________________________

   From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   [mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Steve G.
   Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist
   Sent: 18 June 2006 21:38
   To: hypnobeau@...; hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764

   Rigorous, peer-reviewed?
   That's nonsense.
   Those words refer to professional journals
   written by actual mental health professionals.
   You know, people with masters and doctoral (real doctoral)
   degrees.

   What a ridiculous, arrogant, and false use of
   words!

   Sincerely,

   Steve G. Jones
   Clinical Hypnotherapist
   www.SteveGJones.com
   912.897.9799

   Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles
   Chapter)
   Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
   Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
   Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists

   ********************************************

   -----Original Message-----
   From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
   [mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com> ]On Behalf Of
   hypnobeau@... <mailto:hypnobeau%40aol.com>
   Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 9:17 AM
   To: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
   Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764

   Hello All:

   Here's an item that might stir a bit of controversy... One of the
   bigwigs
   at
   the NGH here in the states wrote a column in the most recent issue of
   their
   magazine that states:

   "If you hold a "Board Certification" obtained from some other hypnosis
   organization, you may not refer to it so as to encourage clients, the
   media, or
   colleagues to falsely believe that you hold the rigorous, peer-reviewed
   Board
   Certification from the NGH."

   My board certification is from a different organization, which puts me
   in
   an
   interesting position, even though the foregoing statement is not
   official
   policy of the National Guild of Hypnotists, so far as can be gleaned
   from
   the
   article. I am a proud member of the Guild, but they are not the source
   of
   my board
   certification, and I shouldn't like to forego the credential.

   It gets tougher for those who do have several board certifications from
   organizations comparable to the NGH, plus the NGH. Should they have to
   choose
   between them?

   I expect most of you have opinions on board certification one way or the
   other...and I think this is well worth discussing.

   All best,

   Michelle Beaudry, CHt

   Forgiveness Pyramid and
   The Spa of Your Inner Mind books:
   http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry
   <http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry>

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#11042 From: "Richard MacKenzie CH.t" <richard@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 9:32 pm
Subject: RE: [hypno] Jealousy in our profession 		mackenzieric...
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Dear Bryan,

Thanks for your comments; unfortunately I will obviously have to disagree on
several points. When I set up in practice I found like many other people
that building a new practice was not as easy as it looked. After a lot of
sleepless nights and hours spent working on the net, I finally got there! I
have worked on various projects mainly aimed around helping therapists in
building their practices. As you will be aware a good few months ago I
submitted some tips to this Yahoo list. From the feedback that I got, it
seemed a really positive thing, so every so often I have posted more. One a
few of the links I had signed up as an affiliate, however I find it hard to
understand how that would be 'unethical'.

My intention is simple. I want to provide for my family by building a
successful business and help my profession to grow and to become even more
widely accepted in the process. Is this unethical?

If so then I stand corrected.

I am always available for my fellow colleagues and ready to give any help
and advice I can on practice building.

Thanks again Bryan for your thoughts.

Warmly

Richard

   _____

From: Dr Bryan Knight [mailto:drknight@...]
Sent: 19 June 2006 20:00
To: hypnosis-hypnotherapy@yahoogroups.com;
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-uk@yahoogroups.com; Richard MacKenzie CH.t
Subject: Re: [hypno] Jealousy in our profession




This is rich, coming from a self-promoter who pretends people have asked him
a

question so he can give us all the benefit of his affiliate (i.e.
commission-paying)

links.



Richard MacKenzie also pretends to have uncovered a wonderful resource that

we can use, again without mentioning that he benefits when we buy into the

product or website.



There's nothing wrong with promoting your business. As long as you make it

clear that's what you're doing.



That the unethical MacKenzie moans about someone else doing something shady

would be hilarious if it were not so sad. If it's true that someone is
claiming that

Gil Boyne's endorsement is a fake, I have to wonder if this is yet another

of Mr MacKenzie's tricks to gain publicity -- maybe he's doing it himself so
he

can post here and get you to check his Amazon listing!



How's that for paranoia.



But the suspicion is caused by Mr MacKenzie's antics on this and other
lists.



As to the meat of his question: sure, as in all fields, there are turf wars,
aggressive

and callous personalities. And I doubt that any hypnosis association would
include protection

against such unethical behaviour, anymore than they do against Mr
MacKenzie's.



All of us, myself included, are self-delusional. Whether Richard MacKenzie
has gained

insight into his self through his supposedly unique "self-change hypnosis"
is moot.





   "Easily Hypnotize Anyone"

the ebook that shows you how

       Dr Bryan Knight

      http://hypnosis.org <http://hypnosis.org/>

     7306 Sherbrooke West

Montreal Canada H4B1R7





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From: Richard <mailto:richard@...>  MacKenzie CH.t

Date: 06/19/06 13:49:55

To: hypnosis-hypnotherapy@yahoogroups.com;
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-uk@yahoogroups.com

Subject: [hypno] Jealousy in our profession



Hi All,







I wanted to have a quick post to see if people have experienced the strange

phenomenon of jealousy and backbiting in our profession?







For me it seems to be rampant for some reason. For instance, on my books

Amazon.com page today someone has written a one star review saying that I

may have fabricated a review sent by Gil Boyne (even though it says 'Real

Name tm'. I have had the same problems with this guy (not using his real

name in reviews) since the book was published and unfortunately there is now

way to stop it!







It really annoys me as I was so proud that Gil actually read my work, let

alone wrote me such a nice review.







The reason that I post is to ask whether any of you know of any

organisations and associations that cover in their code of ethics, this area

of harassment. I read a few, but they seem more to protect the

client/therapist relationships (which are good) rather than

therapist/therapist relationship.







Any insight would be great!







Richard MacKenzie



Author of Self-Change Hypnosis







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#11041 From: "Brookhouse Hypnotherapy Ltd" <enquiries@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 6:46 pm
Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764 		hypnonlpuk
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Steve



I am not suggesting you censor your comment, merely if you have any to
make, why not make them to the people who can do something about it
rather than on a forum where NGH Policy will not be made.



I am delighted you grant everyone the freedom to say what they like, I
did not realize that was in your remit. I am not sure what you think I
have started, all I was attempting to do was to put forward the actual
facts regarding the NGH rather than opinion.



Shaun



Shaun Brookhouse
GCGI,MA,DCH,CertEd,ACoT,DHyp,DipProfCouns,HPD,FNGH,FNCH
Director, Brookhouse Hypnotherapy Ltd
Principal, UK Academy of Therapeutic Arts and Sciences
Director of Education Program Development, National Guild of Hypnotists
(USA)
www.hypno-nlp.com <http://www.hypno-nlp.com/>    www.shaunbrookhouse.org




Tel: 0800 8496327 or +44 (0) 161 881 1677

This email transmission contains confidential information belonging to
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________________________________

From: Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist
[mailto:Steve@...]
Sent: 19 June 2006 19:39
To: Brookhouse Hypnotherapy Ltd; hypnobeau@...;
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764



Shaun,



I do not appreciate you suggesting that

I sensor my comments about the NGH.



This is an open forum, and if I feel something

needs to be said, about anyone or anything, I

will say it.



I grant everyone that same freedom.



Sincerely,

Steve G. Jones
Clinical Hypnotherapist
www.SteveGJones.com
912.897.9799

Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles
Chapter)
Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists

********************************************

	 -----Original Message-----
	 From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Brookhouse
Hypnotherapy Ltd
	 Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 1:46 PM
	 To: Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist; hypnobeau@...;
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
	 Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764

	 Hello Steve

	 It appears to me that you have the wrong end of the stick on
this one.
	 The NGH Board Certification Programme is peer reviewed in that
there is
	 a Board Certification Committee, which is a separate committee
to the
	 membership committee. Persons who achieve Board Certification
are
	 assessed on competency only. Your comment regarding Masters and
Doctoral
	 persons is disingenuous as the author of the article in question
has a
	 legitimate, and accredited Doctorate.

	 All that this article says is that members should not use
credentials in
	 a way which might mislead the public. A member is of course
entitled to
	 use legitimate qualifications in their marketing. Using a phrase
like
	 this would solve the problem:

	 John Doe, CH

	 Board Certified, ABC Hypnosis Society

	 Member, National Guild of Hypnotists

	 On a final note, Steve, if you have concerns about NGH policy,
may I
	 suggest that you contact the NGH direct rather than using public
forums
	 for this.

	 Best

	 Shaun

	 Shaun Brookhouse
	 GCGI,MA,DCH,CertEd,ACoT,DHyp,DipProfCouns,HPD,FNGH,FNCH
	 Director, Brookhouse Hypnotherapy Ltd
	 Principal, UK Academy of Therapeutic Arts and Sciences
	 Director of Education Program Development, National Guild of
Hypnotists
	 (USA)
	 www.hypno-nlp.com <http://www.hypno-nlp.com/
<http://www.hypno-nlp.com/> > www.shaunbrookhouse.org

	 Tel: 0800 8496327 or +44 (0) 161 881 1677

	 This email transmission contains confidential information
belonging to
	 the sender that is legally privileged and confidential. This
information
	 is intended only for the use of the individual or entity named
above. If
	 you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that
any
	 disclosure, copying, distribution, or action taken in reliance
on the
	 contents of this email is strictly prohibited. If you have
received this
	 email in error, please notify the sender immediately and delete
this
	 email from your computer. Clients are reminded that e-mail
communication
	 is a convenience and not appropriate for emergencies or
time-sensitive
	 issues and that no one can guarantee the privacy of e-mail
messages. Any
	 use of email communication by a client shall be deemed an
	 acknowledgement of this privacy limitation.

	 ________________________________

	 From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
	 [mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com> ] On Behalf Of Steve
G.
	 Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist
	 Sent: 18 June 2006 21:38
	 To: hypnobeau@... <mailto:hypnobeau%40aol.com> ;
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
	 Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764

	 Rigorous, peer-reviewed?
	 That's nonsense.
	 Those words refer to professional journals
	 written by actual mental health professionals.
	 You know, people with masters and doctoral (real doctoral)
	 degrees.

	 What a ridiculous, arrogant, and false use of
	 words!

	 Sincerely,

	 Steve G. Jones
	 Clinical Hypnotherapist
	 www.SteveGJones.com
	 912.897.9799

	 Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los
Angeles
	 Chapter)
	 Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
	 Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
	 Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists

	 ********************************************

	 -----Original Message-----
	 From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
	 <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
	 [mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
	 <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com> ]On Behalf
Of
	 hypnobeau@... <mailto:hypnobeau%40aol.com>
<mailto:hypnobeau%40aol.com>
	 Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 9:17 AM
	 To: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
	 <mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
	 Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764

	 Hello All:

	 Here's an item that might stir a bit of controversy... One of
the
	 bigwigs
	 at
	 the NGH here in the states wrote a column in the most recent
issue of
	 their
	 magazine that states:

	 "If you hold a "Board Certification" obtained from some other
hypnosis
	 organization, you may not refer to it so as to encourage
clients, the
	 media, or
	 colleagues to falsely believe that you hold the rigorous,
peer-reviewed
	 Board
	 Certification from the NGH."

	 My board certification is from a different organization, which
puts me
	 in
	 an
	 interesting position, even though the foregoing statement is not
	 official
	 policy of the National Guild of Hypnotists, so far as can be
gleaned
	 from
	 the
	 article. I am a proud member of the Guild, but they are not the
source
	 of
	 my board
	 certification, and I shouldn't like to forego the credential.

	 It gets tougher for those who do have several board
certifications from
	 organizations comparable to the NGH, plus the NGH. Should they
have to
	 choose
	 between them?

	 I expect most of you have opinions on board certification one
way or the
	 other...and I think this is well worth discussing.

	 All best,

	 Michelle Beaudry, CHt

	 Forgiveness Pyramid and
	 The Spa of Your Inner Mind books:
	 http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry
<http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry>
	 <http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry
<http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry> >

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#11040 From: "Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist" <Steve@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 6:01 pm
Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764 		yawellanyway
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Keith,

Are you kidding me?
All of that happens outside of academia.
So what if one person has a degree!
For the love of god, wake up!
THE NGH IS JUST A COMPANY...
you know, like McDonalds.

Sincerely,

Steve G. Jones
Clinical Hypnotherapist
www.SteveGJones.com
912.897.9799

Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles Chapter)
Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists

********************************************



   -----Original Message-----
   From: Brookhouse Hypnotherapy Ltd
[mailto:enquiries@...]
   Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 1:46 PM
   To: Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist; hypnobeau@...;
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764


   Hello Steve



   It appears to me that you have the wrong end of the stick on this one. The
NGH Board Certification Programme is peer reviewed in that there is a Board
Certification Committee, which is a separate committee to the membership
committee. Persons who achieve Board Certification are assessed on
competency only. Your comment regarding Masters and Doctoral persons is
disingenuous as the author of the article in question has a legitimate, and
accredited Doctorate.



   All that this article says is that members should not use credentials in a
way which might mislead the public. A member is of course entitled to use
legitimate qualifications in their marketing. Using a phrase like this would
solve the problem:



   John Doe, CH

   Board Certified, ABC Hypnosis Society

   Member, National Guild of Hypnotists



   On a final note, Steve, if you have concerns about NGH policy, may I
suggest that you contact the NGH direct rather than using public forums for
this.



   Best

   Shaun



   Shaun Brookhouse
   GCGI,MA,DCH,CertEd,ACoT,DHyp,DipProfCouns,HPD,FNGH,FNCH
   Director, Brookhouse Hypnotherapy Ltd
   Principal, UK Academy of Therapeutic Arts and Sciences
   Director of Education Program Development, National Guild of Hypnotists
(USA)
   www.hypno-nlp.com   www.shaunbrookhouse.org



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   From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Steve G.
Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist
   Sent: 18 June 2006 21:38
   To: hypnobeau@...; hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764



   Rigorous, peer-reviewed?
   That's nonsense.
   Those words refer to professional journals
   written by actual mental health professionals.
   You know, people with masters and doctoral (real doctoral)
   degrees.

   What a ridiculous, arrogant, and false use of
   words!

   Sincerely,

   Steve G. Jones
   Clinical Hypnotherapist
   www.SteveGJones.com
   912.897.9799

   Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles Chapter)
   Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
   Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
   Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists

   ********************************************

   -----Original Message-----
   From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   [mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of
   hypnobeau@...
   Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 9:17 AM
   To: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764

   Hello All:

   Here's an item that might stir a bit of controversy... One of the bigwigs
   at
   the NGH here in the states wrote a column in the most recent issue of
   their
   magazine that states:

   "If you hold a "Board Certification" obtained from some other hypnosis
   organization, you may not refer to it so as to encourage clients, the
   media, or
   colleagues to falsely believe that you hold the rigorous, peer-reviewed
   Board
   Certification from the NGH."

   My board certification is from a different organization, which puts me in
   an
   interesting position, even though the foregoing statement is not official
   policy of the National Guild of Hypnotists, so far as can be gleaned from
   the
   article. I am a proud member of the Guild, but they are not the source of
   my board
   certification, and I shouldn't like to forego the credential.

   It gets tougher for those who do have several board certifications from
   organizations comparable to the NGH, plus the NGH. Should they have to
   choose
   between them?

   I expect most of you have opinions on board certification one way or the
   other...and I think this is well worth discussing.

   All best,

   Michelle Beaudry, CHt

   Forgiveness Pyramid and
   The Spa of Your Inner Mind books:
   http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry

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#11039 From: "Brookhouse Hypnotherapy Ltd" <enquiries@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 5:45 pm
Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764 		hypnonlpuk
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Hello Steve



It appears to me that you have the wrong end of the stick on this one.
The NGH Board Certification Programme is peer reviewed in that there is
a Board Certification Committee, which is a separate committee to the
membership committee. Persons who achieve Board Certification are
assessed on competency only. Your comment regarding Masters and Doctoral
persons is disingenuous as the author of the article in question has a
legitimate, and accredited Doctorate.



All that this article says is that members should not use credentials in
a way which might mislead the public. A member is of course entitled to
use legitimate qualifications in their marketing. Using a phrase like
this would solve the problem:



John Doe, CH

Board Certified, ABC Hypnosis Society

Member, National Guild of Hypnotists



On a final note, Steve, if you have concerns about NGH policy, may I
suggest that you contact the NGH direct rather than using public forums
for this.



Best

Shaun



Shaun Brookhouse
GCGI,MA,DCH,CertEd,ACoT,DHyp,DipProfCouns,HPD,FNGH,FNCH
Director, Brookhouse Hypnotherapy Ltd
Principal, UK Academy of Therapeutic Arts and Sciences
Director of Education Program Development, National Guild of Hypnotists
(USA)
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From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Steve G.
Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist
Sent: 18 June 2006 21:38
To: hypnobeau@...; hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764



Rigorous, peer-reviewed?
That's nonsense.
Those words refer to professional journals
written by actual mental health professionals.
You know, people with masters and doctoral (real doctoral)
degrees.

What a ridiculous, arrogant, and false use of
words!

Sincerely,

Steve G. Jones
Clinical Hypnotherapist
www.SteveGJones.com
912.897.9799

Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles
Chapter)
Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists

********************************************

-----Original Message-----
From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
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hypnobeau@... <mailto:hypnobeau%40aol.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 9:17 AM
To: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
<mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764

Hello All:

Here's an item that might stir a bit of controversy... One of the
bigwigs
at
the NGH here in the states wrote a column in the most recent issue of
their
magazine that states:

"If you hold a "Board Certification" obtained from some other hypnosis
organization, you may not refer to it so as to encourage clients, the
media, or
colleagues to falsely believe that you hold the rigorous, peer-reviewed
Board
Certification from the NGH."

My board certification is from a different organization, which puts me
in
an
interesting position, even though the foregoing statement is not
official
policy of the National Guild of Hypnotists, so far as can be gleaned
from
the
article. I am a proud member of the Guild, but they are not the source
of
my board
certification, and I shouldn't like to forego the credential.

It gets tougher for those who do have several board certifications from
organizations comparable to the NGH, plus the NGH. Should they have to
choose
between them?

I expect most of you have opinions on board certification one way or the
other...and I think this is well worth discussing.

All best,

Michelle Beaudry, CHt

Forgiveness Pyramid and
The Spa of Your Inner Mind books:
http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry
<http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry>

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#11038 From: "Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist" <Steve@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 5:58 pm
Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764 		yawellanyway
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Keith,

The NGH is a COMPANY...that's all.

They cannot grant the right to anyone to practice anything.
They can train and certify, but the certification means basically nothing.
These are the facts. Now, if the NGH wants to get high and mighty, then
they need to remember the facts.

There are actually professional organizations which
DO require graduate degrees. But these are separate from the NGH.
Some people in the NGH are actual professionals with real degrees.
But, for the most part, it is a collection of folks who lack accredited
(real accredited, this word has been so badly abused) academic training.
Academia does not recognize the NGH at all.
All you need to get in is $80. NOT a professional degree.

Sincerely,

Steve G. Jones
Clinical Hypnotherapist
www.SteveGJones.com
912.897.9799

Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles Chapter)
Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists

********************************************



   -----Original Message-----
   From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Keith Bacon
   Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 9:47 AM
   To: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764


   Hi Steve,
   I must say (as no-one else has yet) your remarks seem a bit inflammatory
to
   me.
   I don't really understand the issues here so you might be totally right.
   As a once trainee Alexander Technique teacher I know that these journals
you
   rate so highy can get it wrong (mainly by dismissing things that are too
   complicated for evidence based medicine to explain) & can have some
content
   that is arrogant.
   I think the world is a rather complicated & things written by PhD's etc.
   might be of a high quality on average but wisdom & error are spread pretty
   widely.
   Keith.

   On 18/06/06, Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist
<Steve@...>
   wrote:
   >
   > Rigorous, peer-reviewed?
   > That's nonsense.
   > Those words refer to professional journals
   > written by actual mental health professionals.
   > You know, people with masters and doctoral (real doctoral)
   > degrees.
   >
   > What a ridiculous, arrogant, and false use of
   > words!
   >
   > Sincerely,
   >
   > Steve G. Jones
   > Clinical Hypnotherapist
   > www.SteveGJones.com
   > 912.897.9799
   >
   > Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles
Chapter)
   > Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
   > Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
   > Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists
   >
   > ********************************************
   >
   > -----Original Message-----
   > From:
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com<hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogro
ups.com>
   >
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com<hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40
yahoogroups.com>]On
   > Behalf Of
   > hypnobeau@... <hypnobeau%40aol.com>
   > Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 9:17 AM
   > To:
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com<hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogro
ups.com>
   > Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764
   >
   > Hello All:
   >
   > Here's an item that might stir a bit of controversy... One of the
bigwigs
   > at
   > the NGH here in the states wrote a column in the most recent issue of
   > their
   > magazine that states:
   >
   > "If you hold a "Board Certification" obtained from some other hypnosis
   > organization, you may not refer to it so as to encourage clients, the
   > media, or
   > colleagues to falsely believe that you hold the rigorous, peer-reviewed
   > Board
   > Certification from the NGH."
   >
   > My board certification is from a different organization, which puts me
in
   > an
   > interesting position, even though the foregoing statement is not
official
   > policy of the National Guild of Hypnotists, so far as can be gleaned
from
   > the
   > article. I am a proud member of the Guild, but they are not the source
of
   > my board
   > certification, and I shouldn't like to forego the credential.
   >
   > It gets tougher for those who do have several board certifications from
   > organizations comparable to the NGH, plus the NGH. Should they have to
   > choose
   > between them?
   >
   > I expect most of you have opinions on board certification one way or the
   > other...and I think this is well worth discussing.
   >
   > All best,
   >
   > Michelle Beaudry, CHt
   >
   > Forgiveness Pyramid and
   > The Spa of Your Inner Mind books:
   > http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry
   >
   > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
   >
   >
   >

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#11037 From: "Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist" <Steve@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 6:03 pm
Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Jealousy in our profession 		yawellanyway
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Richard,

People are people.
You can't control them.
Just do your best and
don't worry about it.

Sincerely,

Steve G. Jones
Clinical Hypnotherapist
www.SteveGJones.com
912.897.9799

Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles Chapter)
Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists

********************************************



   -----Original Message-----
   From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Richard
MacKenzie CH.t
   Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 11:28 AM
   To: hypnosis-hypnotherapy@yahoogroups.com;
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-uk@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: [UKhypno] Jealousy in our profession


   Hi All,

   I wanted to have a quick post to see if people have experienced the
strange
   phenomenon of jealousy and backbiting in our profession?

   For me it seems to be rampant for some reason. For instance, on my books
   Amazon.com page today someone has written a one star review saying that I
   may have fabricated a review sent by Gil Boyne (even though it says 'Real
   Name tm'. I have had the same problems with this guy (not using his real
   name in reviews) since the book was published and unfortunately there is
now
   way to stop it!

   It really annoys me as I was so proud that Gil actually read my work, let
   alone wrote me such a nice review.

   The reason that I post is to ask whether any of you know of any
   organisations and associations that cover in their code of ethics, this
area
   of harassment. I read a few, but they seem more to protect the
   client/therapist relationships (which are good) rather than
   therapist/therapist relationship.

   Any insight would be great!

   Richard MacKenzie

   Author of Self-Change Hypnosis

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#11036 From: "Donald Robertson" <HypnoSynthesisUK@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 5:59 pm
Subject: Re: Jealousy in our profession 		donjohnr
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--- In hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com, "Richard MacKenzie
CH.t" <richard@...> wrote:
> I wanted to have a quick post to see if people have experienced the
strange phenomenon of jealousy and backbiting in our profession?

Well, yes, I think we all come across this sort of thing from time to
time and I'm sure it's not confined to hypnotherapy.  I've caught
competitors red-handed spreading lies about me.  As the Stoics would
reason... There are honest and dishonest people in the world.  If
there were no dishonest people, honesty would not be considered a
virtue.  We should not be surprised when dishonest people do
dishonest things but accept the fact and consider how best to respond
if at all.

> For me it seems to be rampant for some reason. For instance, on my
books Amazon.com page today someone has written a one star review
saying that I may have fabricated a review sent by Gil Boyne (even
though it says 'Real Name tm'. I have had the same problems with this
guy (not using his real name in reviews) since the book was published
and unfortunately there is now way to stop it!

He is entitled to give you a bad review if he didn't like your book,
although his comments about Gil seem a bit rash.  A well-known author
got quite stroppy with me when I gave his book a bad review but it
was nothing personal, I just didn't like the book.

> It really annoys me as I was so proud that Gil actually read my
work, let alone wrote me such a nice review.

It's more important that Gil wrote a good review than that someone
else questioned it.

> The reason that I post is to ask whether any of you know of any
organisations and associations that cover in their code of ethics,
this area of harassment.

I think the NCH has something about not attacking other professionals
in their code.

Best,

Don

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#11035 From: "Richard MacKenzie CH.t" <richard@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 3:27 pm
Subject: Jealousy in our profession 		mackenzieric...
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Hi All,



I wanted to have a quick post to see if people have experienced the strange
phenomenon of jealousy and backbiting in our profession?



For me it seems to be rampant for some reason. For instance, on my books
Amazon.com page today someone has written a one star review saying that I
may have fabricated a review sent by Gil Boyne (even though it says 'Real
Name tm'. I have had the same problems with this guy (not using his real
name in reviews) since the book was published and unfortunately there is now
way to stop it!



It really annoys me as I was so proud that Gil actually read my work, let
alone wrote me such a nice review.



The reason that I post is to ask whether any of you know of any
organisations and associations that cover in their code of ethics, this area
of harassment. I read a few, but they seem more to protect the
client/therapist relationships (which are good) rather than
therapist/therapist relationship.



Any insight would be great!



Richard MacKenzie

Author of Self-Change Hypnosis



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#11034 From: "Keith Bacon" <KeithBacon7@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 1:46 pm
Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764 		keithbacon
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Hi Steve,
I must say (as no-one else has yet) your remarks seem a bit inflammatory to
me.
I don't really understand the issues here so you might be totally right.
As a once trainee Alexander Technique teacher I know that these journals you
rate so highy can get it wrong (mainly by dismissing things that are too
complicated for evidence based medicine to explain) & can have some content
that is arrogant.
I think the world is a rather complicated & things written by PhD's etc.
might be of a high quality on average but wisdom & error are spread pretty
widely.
Keith.

On 18/06/06, Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist <Steve@...>
wrote:
>
>   Rigorous, peer-reviewed?
> That's nonsense.
> Those words refer to professional journals
> written by actual mental health professionals.
> You know, people with masters and doctoral (real doctoral)
> degrees.
>
> What a ridiculous, arrogant, and false use of
> words!
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Steve G. Jones
> Clinical Hypnotherapist
> www.SteveGJones.com
> 912.897.9799
>
> Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles Chapter)
> Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
> Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
> Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists
>
> ********************************************
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From:
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com<hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.\
com>
>
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com<hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yaho\
ogroups.com>]On
> Behalf Of
> hypnobeau@... <hypnobeau%40aol.com>
> Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 9:17 AM
> To:
hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com<hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK%40yahoogroups.\
com>
> Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764
>
> Hello All:
>
> Here's an item that might stir a bit of controversy... One of the bigwigs
> at
> the NGH here in the states wrote a column in the most recent issue of
> their
> magazine that states:
>
> "If you hold a "Board Certification" obtained from some other hypnosis
> organization, you may not refer to it so as to encourage clients, the
> media, or
> colleagues to falsely believe that you hold the rigorous, peer-reviewed
> Board
> Certification from the NGH."
>
> My board certification is from a different organization, which puts me in
> an
> interesting position, even though the foregoing statement is not official
> policy of the National Guild of Hypnotists, so far as can be gleaned from
> the
> article. I am a proud member of the Guild, but they are not the source of
> my board
> certification, and I shouldn't like to forego the credential.
>
> It gets tougher for those who do have several board certifications from
> organizations comparable to the NGH, plus the NGH. Should they have to
> choose
> between them?
>
> I expect most of you have opinions on board certification one way or the
> other...and I think this is well worth discussing.
>
> All best,
>
> Michelle Beaudry, CHt
>
> Forgiveness Pyramid and
> The Spa of Your Inner Mind books:
> http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>


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#11033 From: Daniel F Cleary <dancleary@...>
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 12:36 pm
Subject: Hypnosis class 		danclearycat
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Hey Gang:

         If you or someone you know are interested in Hypnosis
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         If you are already certified and just want to feel more confident
and flexible as a Hypnotist, you can get significant discount.

         When you are interested, please contact me off group.


In peace,
Daniel F. Cleary
Hypnosis for Health Learning Center & Hurricane Hypnosis
P.O. Box 14784,  North Palm Beach, FL 33408,  (561)313-1844
http://danclearyhypnosis.com, www.transformationallstars.com

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#11032 From: HypnoSynthesisUK@...
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 1:17 pm
Subject: Stage Hypnosis 		donjohnr
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I've been writing some stuff to answer questions students have  asked about
stage hypnosis and have phoned around for information on  insurance.  So far
this is what I've found out about  insurance.

First  Act Ltd., who provide insurance for Equity members, used to insure
stage  hypnotists but have subsequently ceased to do so, as have other insurers.
They are currently (2006) attempting to  put together a new insurance
package, for Equity members only, at an estimated  cost of £2,500 per annum.  By
comparison, insurance for hypnotherapy is currently around £60 per annum. 
Public
liability insurance is required  by law for a stage hypnosis performance open
to members of the public to attend.
Yours  Sincerely,

Donald Robertson
Training Director

Senior Clinician  Hypnotherapist (NCH)
Registered Psychotherapist (UKCP)
Member of the  European Register of Psychotherapists (ERP)

The  HypnoSynthesis® Centre

Hypnotherapy Clinic,  Self-Hypnosis & Hypnotherapy Training Courses
_www.HypnoSynthesis.com_ (http://www.hypnosynthesis.com/)
Freephone  0800 195 9809
International +44(0)2086610492

HypnoSynthesis®  is a trading name of Donald Robertson Training Ltd.,
Registered in England as  Company No. 05499462
UK Register of Learning Providers  No.10008042


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#11031 From: HypnoSynthesisUK@...
Date: Mon Jun 19, 2006 9:10 am
Subject: News: Psychotherapy Could Cut Benefits Bill 		donjohnr
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Therapy could 'cut benefits bill'

The UK incapacity benefit bill could be cut by spending more on
psychotherapy, a group of economists says.
The team from the London School of Economics says expanding therapy services
would even pay for itself.
The Depression Report, published on Monday, says a course of psychotherapy
costs £750 - the same as a month's incapacity benefit and lost tax.
The Department of Health will be testing the calculations by running two
pilot schemes.
Depression and anxiety are reported to account for 40% of people who are
claming incapacity benefit and unable to work.
_BBC NEWS | UK | Therapy could  'cut benefits bill'_
(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/5093694.stm)

Yours  Sincerely,

Donald Robertson
Training Director

Senior Clinician  Hypnotherapist (NCH)
Registered Psychotherapist (UKCP)
Member of the  European Register of Psychotherapists (ERP)

The  HypnoSynthesis® Centre

Hypnotherapy Clinic,  Self-Hypnosis & Hypnotherapy Training Courses
_www.HypnoSynthesis.com_ (http://www.hypnosynthesis.com/)
Freephone  0800 195 9809
International +44(0)2086610492

HypnoSynthesis®  is a trading name of Donald Robertson Training Ltd.,
Registered in England as  Company No. 05499462
UK Register of Learning Providers  No.10008042


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#11030 From: "Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist" <Steve@...>
Date: Sun Jun 18, 2006 8:37 pm
Subject: RE: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764 		yawellanyway
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Rigorous, peer-reviewed?
That's nonsense.
Those words refer to professional journals
written by actual mental health professionals.
You know, people with masters and doctoral (real doctoral)
degrees.

What a ridiculous, arrogant, and false use of
words!

Sincerely,

Steve G. Jones
Clinical Hypnotherapist
www.SteveGJones.com
912.897.9799

Board of Directors Member: American Lung Association (Los Angeles Chapter)
Member: American Board of Hypnotherapy
Member: National Guild of Hypnotists
Founder: American Alliance of Hypnotists

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   -----Original Message-----
   From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of
hypnobeau@...
   Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2006 9:17 AM
   To: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-UK@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764


   Hello All:

   Here's an item that might stir a bit of controversy... One of the bigwigs
at
   the NGH here in the states wrote a column in the most recent issue of
their
   magazine that states:

   "If you hold a "Board Certification" obtained from some other hypnosis
   organization, you may not refer to it so as to encourage clients, the
media, or
   colleagues to falsely believe that you hold the rigorous, peer-reviewed
Board
   Certification from the NGH."

   My board certification is from a different organization, which puts me in
an
   interesting position, even though the foregoing statement is not official
   policy of the National Guild of Hypnotists, so far as can be gleaned from
the
   article. I am a proud member of the Guild, but they are not the source of
my board
   certification, and I shouldn't like to forego the credential.

   It gets tougher for those who do have several board certifications from
   organizations comparable to the NGH, plus the NGH. Should they have to
choose
   between them?

   I expect most of you have opinions on board certification one way or the
   other...and I think this is well worth discussing.

   All best,

   Michelle Beaudry, CHt

   Forgiveness Pyramid and
   The Spa of Your Inner Mind books:
   http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry






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#11029 From: hypnobeau@...
Date: Sun Jun 18, 2006 9:17 am
Subject: Re: [UKhypno] Digest Number 1764 		hypnobeau
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Hello All:

Here's an item that might stir a bit of controversy... One of the bigwigs at
the NGH here in the states wrote a column in the most recent issue of their
magazine that states:

"If you hold a "Board Certification" obtained from some other hypnosis
organization, you may not refer to it so as to encourage clients, the media, or
colleagues to falsely believe that you hold the rigorous, peer-reviewed Board
Certification from the NGH."

My board certification is from a different organization, which puts me in an
interesting position, even though the foregoing statement is not official
policy of the National Guild of Hypnotists, so far as can be gleaned from the
article. I am a proud member of the Guild, but they are not the source of my
board
certification, and I shouldn't like to forego the credential.

It gets tougher for those who do have several board certifications from
organizations comparable to the NGH, plus the NGH. Should they have to choose
between them?

I expect most of you have opinions on board certification one way or the
other...and I think this is well worth discussing.

All best,

Michelle Beaudry, CHt

Forgiveness Pyramid and
The Spa of Your Inner Mind books:
http://www.banyanhypnosismall.com/michellebeaudry

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#11028 From: HypnoSynthesisUK@...
Date: Sun Jun 18, 2006 8:04 am
Subject: Offer: Self-Hypnosis Workshop (London, June 24th) 		donjohnr
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Bring a friend FREE of charge.

We are offering an extra place FREE  of charge to everybody who books on our
forthcoming Self-Hypnosis workshop in  Kensington, London.

Date: Saturday June 24th
Time:  10am-5pm

"Donald Robertson's class in Self-Hypnosis is an investment in
self-discovery.
I highly recommend it!"
-Gil Boyne, Exec. Director,  American Council of Hypnotist Examiners (ACHE).

Call us free of charge on  0800 195 9809 for details or to reserve your
place(s).

See our  training website:

_www.HypnoSynthesis.com_ (http://www.HypnoSynthesis.com)

Yours Sincerely,

Donald Robertson
Training  Director

Senior Clinician Hypnotherapist (NCH)
Registered  Psychotherapist (UKCP)
Member of the European Register of Psychotherapists  (ERP)

The HypnoSynthesis® Centre

Hypnotherapy Clinic,  Self-Hypnosis & Hypnotherapy Training Courses
_http://www.hypnosynthesis.com/_ (http://www.hypnosynthesis.com/)
Freephone 0800 195 9809

HypnoSynthesis® is a trading name of Donald  Robertson Training Ltd.,
Registered in England as Company No. 05499462
UK  Register of Learning Providers No.10008042




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#11027 From: "Richard MacKenzie CH.t" <richard@...>
Date: Sat Jun 17, 2006 7:45 am
Subject: RE: [hypno] Some Stats. on Hypnotherapy use in the UK 		mackenzieric...
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Hi Don and All,



This is great! The acceptance that we have all been working towards is
finally happening!



Well-done everyone. :-)



Warmly,



Richard MacKenzie

Free Double Induction MP3 at www.double-powered-hypnosis.com
<http://www.double-powered-hypnosis.com/>



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From: hypnosis-hypnotherapy@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:hypnosis-hypnotherapy@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
HypnoSynthesisUK@...
Sent: 17 June 2006 08:31
To: hypnosis-hypnotherapy-uk@yahoogroups.com;
hypnosis-hypnotherapy@yahoogroups.com; nlp-uk@yahoogroups.com;
hypnosynthesis@yahoogroups.com; self-hypnosis-uk@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [hypno] Some Stats. on Hypnotherapy use in the UK




Researchers at Sheffield University (2001) concluded that 3.1% of adults in
the UK (i.e., 1.49 million people) have consulted a hypnotherapist at some
point in their life, 0.7% within the last 12 months. Hypnotherapy is
therefore
ranked as one of the eight most popular forms of complementary therapy in
the UK. [It has to be said the response rate to this study (N=2669) was not
big enough to make the results completely reliable.]
There are approximately 50,000 complementary therapists in the UK, of which
roughly 6,000 are hypnotherapists.

Thomas KJ, et al. Use and expenditure on complementary medicine in England -

a population based survey, Complementary Therapies in Medicine 2001: 9,
2-11.

Yours Sincerely,

Donald Robertson
Training Director

Senior Clinician Hypnotherapist (NCH)
Registered Psychotherapist (UKCP)
Member of the European Register of Psychotherapists (ERP)

The HypnoSynthesisR Centre

Hypnotherapy Clinic, Self-Hypnosis & Hypnotherapy Training Courses
_www.HypnoSynthesis.com_ (http://www.hypnosyn
<http://www.hypnosynthesis.com/> thesis.com/)
Freephone 0800 195 9809
International +44(0)2086610492

HypnoSynthesisR is a trading name of Donald Robertson Training Ltd.,
Registered in England as Company No. 05499462
UK Register of Learning Providers No.10008042

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