© 2007 CBT Association For Hypnotherapists
CBT Association For Hypnotherapists
Welcome to the CBT Association For Hypnotherapists
Become part of a universally accepted
and practiced Therapy.
CBTAH is devoted to teaching and promoting,
cognitive-behavioural therapy to clinical hypnotherapists.
National Open College Network course, Level 3 (6 credits).
CBT hypnotherapy training courses are ongoing
throughout the year at different venues.
CBTAH is here to help professional hypnotherapists already skilled at cognitive behavioural
therapy and therapists who are complete beginners and provide assistance / advice
when needed.
To assist the public in finding a competent CBT Hypnotherapist
in their area. All registered members are professional therapists,
who have qualifications in CBT.
It is the intention of the CBTAH to facilitate public awareness
to the benefits of cognitive behaviour therapy.
Therapists may belong to more than one professional
association relevant to their particular skills.
All are covered by professional indemnity insurance.
To find a CBT Hypnotherapist
Cognitive behaviour therapy is supported by evidence-based research over many years,
establishing it to be an effective therapeutic modality.
CBT Cognitive behaviour therapy provides new ways of thinking and ultimately feeling
within a short period of time, this therapy usually takes between 4 - 9 sessions.
This is opposed to, often frequently long therapies. Some therapies can go on for
many months and even years which, paradoxically holds that person back from going
forward. The longer therapy continues, constantly reminds the client, that their
problem is something drastic, becomes more reliant on the therapist, with nothing
happening in respect to coping or feeling better.
CBT can be used for many presenting problems, depression, anxiety, panic attacks,
anorexia, bulimia, OCD, insomnia, relationship problems, weight reduction, sexual
dysfunction and many other issues.
Providing cognitive, behaviour therapy, CBT, and interpersonal approaches within
hypnosis, allows the client to think and feel differently and produces sophisticated
ways of overcoming future problems. Solutions to problem solving are imperative,
significantly reducing a relapse. These coping skills and mechanisms are resources
within all of us, allowing the client to change their maladaptive approach, creating
positive changes to take place in the individual.
During the past few years, CBT has become the first choice of therapeutic modality,
encouraged and recommended by GP's and the psycho-medical fraternity.
CBT Association For Hypnotherapists
