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Our Policies

Our functional and administrative policies, such as those that affect website users, our members, and our team at the Society.

Advertising Policy

Here is information on our Advertising Policy.

Conflict of Interest Policy

The relationship of National Hypnotherapy Society and those acting on its behalf is based on mutual trust. This policy sets out what actions should be taken in the event of a conflict of interest.

Cookie Policy

Cookies are small files which are stored on your computer by your web browser. They are designed to hold a small amount of data which is used to personalise or customise your browsing experience online.

Privacy Policy

Your data is stored by the National Hypnotherapy Society (HS) within the provisions of General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Duty of Candour

The Society believes that candour is an integral part of the relationship between client and therapist, therapist and supervisor, and therapist and professional body. The duty of candour means being open and honest with your clients, supervisor, and your professional body when something goes wrong.

Environmental Policy

The Society recognises that we have a responsibility to the environment beyond legal and regulatory requirements.

Equal Opportunities Policy

Here outlines our Equal Opportunities Policy.

Full Names and Locations on the Register Policy

The Society requires that, as a minimum, those who wish to hold a Registrant membership grade must consent for their full name and location to the nearest town on our searchable public Register.

Inappropriate Communications Policy

We are committed to providing excellent service in all interactions with our members and the public, although we recognise that sometimes we may get things wrong or are unable to help members or the public in the way they would like.

Restoration to the Register Policy

A former registrant who has been removed from the Society's Register following the outcome of a disciplinary hearing may apply to rejoin the Register. Applications for re-joining should be made in writing to the Registrar who will in turn refer the matter to the Professional Standards Committee.

Retirement Policy

A Registrant of the Society who wishes to retire can opt to become a lifetime non-Registrant Member of the Society, to continue to receive newsletters, updates and invitations to Society events.

Safeguarding Policy

Guidance for the Therapist in safeguarding vulnerable adults and children

Whistleblowing

This page gives advice for members who have seen or discover something within their professional lives that they believe falls into the following categories:

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