Accreditation

 

British Society of Hypnotherapists (1950)
The British Society of Hypnotherapists (BSH) was founded in 1950 and is the oldest known surviving organization for hypnotherapy in the UK. A principal aim of the British Society of Hypnotherapists (founded 1950) is to promote the highest quality practical and theoretical training in hypnosis.

The Society and its personnel are widely regarded and quoted in the media and elsewhere as authorative sources of information on hypnosis and the practice of hypnotherapy. It operates a Code of Ethics, Standards of Practice and a Complaints Procedure. The Society operates a Continuing Professional Development policy and has guidelines on supervision of therapists and personal therapy for therapists. Membership of the Society is open to individuals who have undertaken extensive training in hypnotherapy. Approved trainer status is available to those members of the Society who have acquired the necessary clinical experience and fulfill other requirements of the Society.