All members our team member have been trained in hypnotherapy to diploma level, so you will be supported by people who understand the profession and the needs of future therapists.
Lorraine McReight , Founder and principal of LHA
Here's the official bio:
Lorraine is a multi-award-winning therapist with a busy private practice. She is a Fellow of the Association for Professional Hypnosis & Psychotherapy and has been the Development Director of the National Council for Hypnotherapy since 2015. A published writer, Lorraine is the founding editor of the professional journal, Hypnoversity, which was launched in 2008.
With thousands of client hour’s experience, Lorraine inspires her students with her practical teaching style and her willingness to share and support students on their journey to becoming the next generation of professional therapists.
And the unofficial one:
I'm a 'born-again' Yorkshire woman with a quirky home in beautiful Hebden Bridge, W.Yorkshire. I love reading and am a member of two book clubs. I enjoy creative writing and have been threatening to write a book for the last 20 years. I'm also 'crafty' which doesn't mean I'm untrustworthy but enjoy a variety of handicrafts such as sewing and picture-framing. I'm a lover of all types of jazz as well as many other types of music. I'm also a dog lover, especially lurchers.
Abbey Robb, Admin, Course Advisor & LHA tutor
Here's the official bio:
Abbey is the LHA course administrator and Lorraine's PA. She is a fully qualified hypnotherapist with a thriving online practice and clinic in SW London. Abbey is also a coach, Mindfulness, and yoga teacher. Passionate about research and with a masters degree in Information Management and her Psychology degree, Abbey is a mine of useful information for students. As an LHA alumni, she also knows the LHA training course inside out.
And the unofficial one:
I love dancing, especially Biodanza and 5 rhythms, and spend much of my spare time attending festivals in the UK and Europe. In common with many Aussies, I'm passionate about travelling and I have visited many, many countries and have not stopped yet. I believe strongly in the mind and body's ability to heal and I'm a big supporter of complementary therapies including nutritional therapy and Shamanism.
Undertaking Continual Professional Development is a commitment that professional therapists are expected to make in the years following their graduation. Many attend classroom training in order maintain and update their skills and knowledge. This helps them to continue to deliver effective and professional therapy to clients.
"The small class sizes allow for really good interaction with both the tutor and other students which makes for a feeling of inclusion and positive participation..."
Certified Supervisor for the NCH
Lorraine is a certified supervisor for the NCH. She offers both group and individual supervision.
Praise
"I really can't recommend this course highly enough. I had been toying with the idea of signing up for two years and my only regret is that I took so long to decide..."
