Basic Membership

What benefits do orga members have?: Here is a list of all WHO Membership Benefits.
What is a basic WHO membership?: A person that has an WHO qualification and is not entitled to seal.
How can I get a basic membership?: Complete a training from one of our Master Trainers.
What means entitled to seal?: A person who is allowed to conduct Hypnose trainings and certify WHO qualifications. Only our "Hypnosis Master Trainer, WHO" are entitled to seal.
Can I use your logo on my website?: Yes. You may download the logo in the member area.

"Hypnosis Master Trainer, WHO"

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How can I be appointed as seal entitled "Hypnosis Master Trainer, WHO"?: To become appointed as a "Seal Entitled," ensure you meet our criteria, confirmed by an WHO President from your country or an established "Hypnosis Master Trainer, WHO". Provide your CV and signed WHO contract.
What is the difference between an Experienced Institute and an Institute in Cooperation?: If someone starts his institute he will be supported by an experienced Institute for at least the first 7 "Hypnosis Master Trainer, WHO". After those trainings, the institute becomes an experienced institute as well.
Can all my sealed participants join the WHO for free?: Yes. You can invite them at your ceremony with a quick link or we send them an invite via email. Instructions may be found in the member area.
What does an WHO sealed certificate need to include?: This is explained in detail in the WHO Certification Guidelines.
Who can appoint a "Hypnosis Master Trainer, WHO" (3 levels)?: Only the Appointment Commission of the WHO can appoint someone as seal entitled "Hypnosis Master Trainer, WHO". For more details, see the guidelines for "Hypnosis Master Trainer, WHO".
Who validates comparable competencies?: Only the Appointment Commission of the WHO or an WHO President of a Country can validate comparable competencies.
What are the rights and duties of Presidents and Ambassadors?: The President, Vice President, or Ambassador of the WHO represents the organization with privileges and responsibilities, agreeing to fulfill various requirements outlined in the WHO president contract, WHO vice-president and WHO ambassador.