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Join both the Complementary Therapist and the Psychological Therapist  Directory

About the complementary therapists listed| How to search | Join the Complementary Therapist directory 

 

A BAATN welcome

BAATN has previously focused its efforts on psychological therapists of Black, African, Asian, and Caribbean heritage and on creating a community where we support each other in our practice and inspire our communities to be proactive about their mental health. 

BAATN now wants to welcome complementary therapists from Black, African, Asian and Caribbean heritages to join us starting with a separate online directory specifically for complementary therapists. As the complementary therapist community grows, we plan to provide specific support in the same way we do for psychological therapists. For now, complementary therapist members will be entitled to discounted fees on specific BAATN events and training. We are not able to support complementary therapy students in this initial stage, but plan to do so in the future with the support of the complementary therapist community as it grows and develops.

Eligibility for inclusion

Eligibility for inclusion in both the Complementary Therapist and the Psychological Therapist Directory is dependant on relevant qualifications and full registration with an accrediting professional body.

Examples of registering bodies are the Association of Master Herbalists, Association for Coaching, British Acupuncture Council, Society of Homeopaths, BACP, UKCP etc.

To be included in the directories, members of the public will need to be able to find you listed on your registering body website as a full member.

Note: You will not appear in the directory immediately. Your entry will be verified and you will need to pay the yearly membership fee.

After you have registered, we will e-mail you with your personal user ID and password so that you can edit your listing, include your photograph etc. As a Member, you can book discounted training and events.

 

Types of practitioners that can be listed on the Complimentary Directory
Acupuncture
Alexander Technique
Aromatherapist
Audiologist
Bowen Therapist
Chiropodists
Chiropractor
Coach
Colonic Hydrotherapist
Cosmetic Practitioners
Craniosacral Therapist
Dietitians
Foot Health Practitioner
Herbalist
Hijama Therapist
Homeopath
Hypnotherapist
Iridologist
Kinesiologist
Massage Therapist
Naturopath
Nutritional Therapist
Occupational Therapists
Oriental Medicine
Osteopath
Physiologist
Physiotherapists
Podiatrists
Reflexologist
Reiki Therapist
Shiatsu Therapist
Sleep Physiologist
Sports Massage Therapist
Sports Therapist
Yoga Therapist
Professional Associations for Complementary Therapists
Coaching Associations Herbalists Associations Other Associations
  • Association for Coaching
  • Association for Professional Executive Coaching and Supervision (APECS):
  • BACP Coaching division
  • BPS Coaching psychologist
  • European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC)
  • International Authority for Professional Coaching & Mentoring (IAPC&M)
  • International Coaching Community (ICC)
  • International NLP Trainers Association (INLPTA)
  • NLP Association of Excellence (NLPEA)
  • The Association for NLP (ANLP)
  • UK International Coach Federation (ICF)
  • Association of Master Herbalists
  • Association of Naturopathic Practitioner
  • National Institute of Medical Herbalists
  • Academy for Healthcare Science
  • Alliance of Private Sector Practitioners
  • British Acupuncture Council
  • British Association of Sport Rehabilitators and Trainers
  • Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council
  • Federation of Holistic Therapists
  • General Naturopathic Council
  • Human Givens Institute
  • Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners
  • National Hypnotherapy Society
  • Society of Homeopaths
  • The General Osteopathic Council (GOsC)

 

Complete the online application below. Alternatively, applications can also be made via a downloadable form and payment made via BACS, paypal or cheque. Membership Forms

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