What is the difference between a National Society Registered Hypnotherapist and a National Society Registered Psychotherapist?
A National Society Registered Hypnotherapist is trained in the use of hypnosis in a clinical setting, and in talking-therapy that relates to supporting people who have difficulties or challenges through hypnosis. They are useful in working with conditions that are improved by hypnosis – usually a behaviour change.
A National Society Registered Psychotherapist has additional training in a wider set of skills and will work with some clients without hypnosis if that will result in a quicker, better resolution.