Meet Sharon, Your Trainer
My name is Sharon Mustard. I am the founder and director of easibirthing®. I have been training women and their partners for over 23 years in using Hypnosis for Fertility, Pregnancy, Childbirth, Post Natal Mental Health & Parenting Support.
The easibirthing® model in fertility, childbirth & post natal mental health is accredited by the ‘National College of Hypnosis Psychotherapy & Mindfulness (nchp)’ to train qualified Hypnotherapists and Hypnotists and throughout the world to specialise in these areas. The nchp have training schools based in the UK, US, and Australia.
As well as being a specialist in hypno-psychotherapy for childbirth, fertility & post natal mental health, I am a fully qualified Hypnotherapist, Psychotherapist, Counsellor and Life Coach with a full-time practice in Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK. Visit my practice at www.mustardtherapy.co.uk
I have been in practice for over 23 years and so you can be confident that you are consulting a highly experienced professional. Prior to this time, I gained extensive experience in the field of mental health: working within Social Services, National Health Service & voluntary sector.
As an accredited member of the ‘UK Council of Psychotherapy’, ‘United Kingdom Council of Hypnotherapy Organisations (UKCHO)‘ and of the ‘Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC)‘. I am also a registered BUPA consultant and have the UKCP Child and Adolescent Proficiency Marker.
I am required to abide by their code of ethics and professional practice. This includes undertaking regular supervision, being covered by professional insurance and being committed to continued updating of my skills and training. I am also an honourary fellow of the ‘National Society for Hypnosis, Psychotherapy and Mindfulness’. In 2019 I became the first ever recipient of the ‘Brookhouse and Biddle award for contribution to hypnosis and psychotherapy’.
In addition I am the appointed practitioner for South Wiltshire and West Hampshire within the ‘Brookhouse Hypnotherapy Group’.
