What a week it's been for accreditations!
Many of you will remember I had the most surreal opportunity, as an already established practitioner, to do an additional training for 16 weeks via Zoom, with the most amazing Paul McKenna, Hypnotherapist.
He was joined by other outstanding masters in the field of hypnotherapy and NLP- Steve Crabbe and Tina Taylor, and their teams as part of a cohort of practitioners in the first ever Paul McKenna accredited training.
What I couldn't say at the time was that this also lead to an invitation to become a member as an Accredited Practitioner of the International Alliance of Professional Complementary Practitioners (IAPCP).
IAPCP has been set up by leaders in the fields of hypnotherapy and NLP, and other associated practices, to allow practitioners to assure clients that the practitioner has undertaken a high standard of training.
In addition it offers practitioners ongoing training, supervision and support so they can maintain those high standards, and has set ethical and operational standards that Practitioners must adhere to.
IAPCP has come about in response to recognising that Hypnotherapy and partnership therapies such as NLP are changing, modernising and needed a dynamic, innovative and fresh new approach that reflects this in accrediting courses, supporting practitioners, reassuring potential clients that their practitioner is highly trained and bound by ethical codes.
Absolutely delighted to have been part of the cohort that lead to the accreditation of Paul McKenna's training, and now one the first group of Accredited Practitioners to be part of IAPCP.
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