Getting help
Placing your trust in somebody to help your child address their personal problems can feel like a very big step.
Finding the right person to help is key to helping then to make progress.
On this page we’ll take a look at the things you need to look for when considering therapy for your child.
I’ll also take this chance to help you to get to know me a bit better, and get a feel for whether I’m the right person to help.
Choosing the right practitioner for help
When you are choosing an IEMT or Cognitive Hypnotherapy practitioner, you will want to make sure they meet the following criteria:
- They need to be a fully qualified IEMT Practitioner or Cognitive Hypnotherapist (HPD, DipCHyp)
- They should be a member of the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC) or The National Council for Hypnotherapy (NCH)
- They should hold a current DBS certificate to show that they are safe to work with young people
- They should be fully insured to carry out the therapy
- They should have experience of working with young people
Am I the right person to help?
I’m proud to confirm that I meet all of the above criteria which you should consider when choosing a practitioner to help your child.
In the video below, I’ll tell you a little more about myself so that you can get to know me a bit better:
I’ve helped many children and adults towards a more rewarding life, and my clients give me a five-star rating.
You can read my reviews and find out more about who I’ve helped here.
Finding the right therapist for you
It’s important for you to feel that you have chosen a practitioner that will ‘click’ with your child,
and that they and you feel comfortable working with them.