Accreditation

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Recognition & Accreditation

Our Professional Practitioner Course is Recognised by 9 leading registers, and meets the standards required for students to join them upon successful completion of the Professional Practitioner Course:

Association for Professional Hypnosis and Psychotherapy (APHP, UK) The APHP is an Official Verification Authority for the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council - Joining APHP means that you belong to a truly Professional Organisation. As a member of UKCHO (UK Confederation of Hypnotherapy Organisations) APHP was instrumental in the introduction of the Core Curriculum for Hypnotherapy Training Schools as well as the latest revisions to the National Occupation Standards for Hypnotherapy. You are allowed to bring any of this to the attention of the public on your promotional material, thus illustrating that your training was at the highest level and that you are therefore a properly competent and registered therapist. In short, when you join APHP you are becoming a member of a totally professional organisation that has been and still is a formative influence in the world of hypnotherapy and psychotherapy and can be 'fast tracked' to membership with the CNHC. Being an APHP member means that you are also eligible to become an approved Anxiety UK Therapist.
National Register of Psychotherapists and Counsellors (NRPC, UK) The National Register of Psychotherapists and Counsellors is a companion organisation to the highly respected Association for Professional Hypnosis and Psychotherapy. It is not simply a register of psychotherapists and counsellors that anybody can join; all our members are required to show full details of their training and further education in the field of psychotherapy and counselling and must be able to show a high level of competence in their craft before they can be registered with us.
Irish Hypnotist Register (IHR, Ireland) The Irish Hypnotist Register is the un-biased, professional Clinical Hypnotherapy register of Ireland. The primary aim is to provide free public access to qualified clinical Hypnotherapists. The secondary aim is to provide qualified Hypnotherapists with a listing on the register, after a screening process. Aside from the above aims, the IHR provides a unique source of information for both the public and for Hypnotherapists. This provides real options and peace of mind, when people decide to see a Hypnotherapist; to help make the changes in their lives, which they desire.
The Clinical Hypnotherapy and Psychotherapy Association (CHPA, Ireland) THE CHPA is the leading professional organisation of ethical Hypnotherapists and Hypnopsychotherapists in Ireland. We are dedicated to advancing the science and art of Hypnotherapy and Hypnopsychotherapy by achieving the highest standards in facilitating positive, empowering and lasting personal change.
We are the largest Hypnotherapy Association in Ireland and the only recognised registration body in Ireland for the European Association of Hypno-psychotherapy (EAHP).
General Hypnotherapy Standards Council (GHSC, UK) The Professional Practitioner Course offered by EICH Ireland has been assessed and accredited at Practitioner Level by the General Hypnotherapy Standards Council (UK). Graduates from this course are eligible for professional registration with the General Hypnotherapy Register (the GHSC's Registering Agency) at Practitioner status together with the acquisition of the industry-based award - the General Qualification in Hypnotherapy Practice (GQHP).
The Association of Hypnotherapy & Stress Management (formerly The Society of Stress Managers). The Association was established to 'promote a professional association for those persons qualified to nationally accredited standards in the skills of hypnotherapy and stress management; promote the training and continuing professional development of those persons; do all such things as are incidental or conductive to the attainment of these objects.'
The UK Confederation of Hypnotherapy Organisations -The UK Confederation of Hypnotherapy Organisations was founded in 1998 in order to provide a non political arena to discuss and implement changes to the profession of hypnotherapy. UKCHO is a Members’ Co-operative limited by guarantee. As a Confederation of Member Organisations UKCHO does not have any individual members. UKCHO Member Organisations are either Registering Bodies and/or Accrediting Bodies. Training Schools may join as Associate Members of UKCHO.
The Central Register for Stop Smoking Therapists - whose primary purpose is to provide a resource for those seeking to liberate themselves from the smoking habit by non-pharmaceutical methods and to ensure that this resource is maintained and administered in as ethical a fashion as possible. They have attempted to ensure that all those practitioners listed within the Register have not only provided suitable evidence of their ability within the area of smoking cessation generally but have additionally agreed to confine their marketing practices and publicity claims to within the requirements laid down by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).
British Association of Therapeutic Hypnotists & NLP Practitioners - The British Association of Therapeutic Hypnotists & NLP Practitioners (BAThH) was the first properly constituted body for Professional Hypnotherapists in the U.K. and a founder member of the United Kingdom Confederation of Hypnotherapy Organisations (UKCHO). It is also a member of the CNHC.
International Hypnosis Association - The International Hypnosis Association provides worldwide credentialing and certification for Hypnotherapists, NLP Practitioners, and NLP Master Practitioners. We have high standards based upon knowledge and skill level. Each member and IHA Approved Course must meet requirements that ensure the knowledge and competence to warrant our certification.

As well as the above, We were finalists in the JCI Mayo Friendly Business Awards in August, 2017, and have been shortlisted again for 2018. The awards take place on Tuesday, 28th August.

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