About Juliet Emerson
In 1999 I trained as a hypnotherapist and became a member of the International Association of Hypnoanalysts. I now have an advanced diploma from the organisation. I have been a member of the Council of Management and at present I hold the post of Complaints and Compliance Officer. I do some training for the organisation in the areas of supervision, support and listening skills.
I have found hypnotherapy to be exceptionally good at ridding people of many fears, anxieties, phobias, depression and other disorders. Because hypnotherapy gets to the root cause of problems it is the most effective therapy I have come across. It is therefore an extremely rewarding job because it helps so many people to feel enormously better. It really does change people’s lives. I also work with people suffering from cancer by using hypnotherapy to boost the immune system and help promote emotional and physical recovery. An increasing number of people consult me for relaxation in pregnancy and childbirth and for help while undergoing IVF. The easiest of all problems to treat is smoking. Hypnotherapy for smoking cessation is incredibly successful. It only takes one session and is an extremely simple and enjoyable process.
I find teaching and training very rewarding and over the last fifteen years I have periodically run workshops at Homerton College, and the School of Education at Cambridge University, at Bedford University at schools and in similar settings in subjects ranging from hypnotherapy counselling skills, bereavement workshops and child abuse issues to IT.
Other therapy
Since becoming a hypnotherapist I have scaled down my counselling work to a bare minimum because I find hypnotherapy more rewarding and as a rule more useful to people than counselling. Over the past fifteen years I have worked in a variety of settings with a variety of clients from all walks of life. I worked for Cruse Bereavement Care as a bereavement counsellor from 1989 and soon became a group supervisor. I specialised in working with children and families bereaved by sudden and violent death. At this time I also had a thriving private counselling practice. I received some supervision training in 1994 and I have been supervising counsellors and those in business settings, in groups and individually for some years now.
I specialised for 8 years in working with people with sexual and gender problems. From 1991 – 1999 I worked at the Middlesex Hospital, part time, specialising in helping with people with sexual dysfunction and those with gender dysphoria.
Also over that time I was a volunteer counsellor at the Cambridge young people’s counselling and advice service: Centre 33. At the request of the Manager and the Governors I spent some months running the counselling side of the Centre as the Counselling Coordinator until we could find a suitable permanent replacement. I still have a particular interest in working with young people.
In Memoriam - Lee Joseph (1973-2008)
In shock and sadness I draw your attention to the tragic death in a car accident of Lee Joseph who managed and optimised my website. Lee was a friend as well as a colleague and I miss him. Not only very talented in all areas of IT but also a kind, warm, generous young man full of happy plans for the future. Thank you Lee, thank you so much.
National Council for Hypnotherapy
The National Council for Hypnotherapy holds one of the largest registers of independent Hypnotherapists in the United Kingdom and strives to maintain the highest standards among its members. The NATIONAL COUNCIL for HYPNOTHERAPY, the largest Hypnotherapy register mentioned in the recent Exeter University report on Complementary Medicine (Second Edition) is striving to meet ALL the guidelines suggested by this report for the regulation of Complementary Medicine. Via the UK Confederation of Hypnotherapy Organisations, we are actively involved with the Foundation for Integrative Medicine and the future of the profession.
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Telephone Juliet on : 01223 263683 |
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Mobile: 0776 2229500 |
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Email: j.emerson@bigfoot.com |