Index

 

NCHP Personnel

Aims of the NCHP

Foreword and General Philosophy of the NCHP

Course Structure

Course Overview

Stage One

Stage Two

Stage Three

Further Training

Entry Requirements

College - Student Relations

NCHP Structure and External Accreditation

Professional Recognition

Teaching Staff 

Code of Ethics and Practice

Questions about Study Answered

Course Dates & Fees

Guide to Enrolling

Student Application Form

Course Enrolment Form

 

(The terms hypnotherapy and hypno‑psychotherapy are often interchangeable, as in this prospectus.)

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Office Hours: 9.00am ‑ 12.30pm & 1.30pm ‑ 5.00pm Monday ‑ Friday


All personnel may be contacted by letter, fax or e‑mail at the address shown below. Personnel with names marked ( may be contacted by telephone during office hours (as indicated). An answerphone service operates outside office hours and on bank holidays


Dr Shaun Brookhouse

Principal – NCHP


Mrs Susan Dixon

((Monday ‑ Friday, 9.00am ‑ 12.30pm and 1.30pm ‑ 3.00pm)
Office Manager ‑ National College of Hypnosis and Psychotherapy (NCHP)
Enrolments Secretary ‑ NCHP
Administrator ‑ National Register of Hypnotherapists and Psychotherapists (NRHP)

Dr Nigel Sprent

Vice Principal – NCHP

Mrs Fiona Biddle

Managing Director – NCHP

Mrs Hilary Waddington

((Monday and Friday, 2.00pm – 5.00pm, Wednesday, 9.30am – 12.30pm)

Administrative Assistant - NCHP

Mrs Julie Young

((Monday ‑ Friday, 9.00am ‑ 12.30pm and 1.30pm ‑ 5.00pm)

Academic Secretary ‑ NCHP
Course Co‑ordinator ‑ NCHP
Administrator ‑ NRHP

Dr Jim Smythe

Chairman of the Academic Board
Senior Lecturer in Pharmacology and Lecturer in Psychology at Bradford University



Tutors

Shaun Bookhouse (Principal)	Mr Jon Beilby
Mr John Butler	Dr Terry Thorp
Dr Josie Harder	Mr Alf Thompson
Mr Barry Steven (Vice Principal, Scotland)	Mr John Trewhella
Dr Nigel Sprent (Vice Principal)	Ms Nicky Ward
Dr Dan Nightingale	Ms Siân Schofield
Dr Greame Beard	Ms Susan Brock

 

During the course of their training, and subsequently, NCHP students have the opportunity to attend sessions led by various specialist Tutors. However, it would be misleading to refer to all of them in this prospectus as though they were all members of our regular teaching establishment.



Tutors referred to above are those with whom students may expect to come into frequent contact, depending upon where, and to what level, they train. All such Tutors are experienced teachers, as well as being, themselves, NCHP trained and experienced members of the NRHP. (Please click on the names for brief biographies.)



The NCHP and NRHP are Equal Opportunities Organisations, committed to the principle that no one should be discriminated against by reason of race, religion, ethnicity, gender, class, age, disability or sexual orientation.