Advantages of membership
You will find yourself at the forefront of the latest understandings about human nature, because benefits include:
• Receiving advance information, before anyone else, about forthcoming events, publications and research connected with the HG approach
• Being sent an early invitation to the HGI conference, our always lively, much-anticipated biennial weekend event. It is a wonderful opportunity to meet up with others involved or interested in HG work and to hear about the life-enhancing educational and therapeutic discoveries being made by HG advocates in many different fields. Click here for information about the latest conference. From time to time, the HGI presents one-off special interest events, about which you will also receive advance information
• Discounts on HG publications and online training
• Additional resources in the website’s membership area
• Having the chance to play a fuller part in promoting HG ideas and practice by putting yourself forward to sit on one of our committees, when an appropriate vacancy arises
• Knowing that, just by being a member, you are playing an important supportive role in the spreading of powerful HG organising ideas.
HG practitioners
If you are training as an HG practitioner or are already qualified, professional membership of HGI means that we will guide you throughout your career, ensuring that your practice is up to date and providing you with many opportunities to connect with your peers.
So, in addition to all the above benefits, you will also enjoy:
• Access to ready advice about professional practice and to representation in the event of a complaint against you
• Promotion of your professional interests, through the HGI’s links with government agencies and other key organisation
• The opportunity to join a regional peer group, to support you further in your work
To see the precise benefits for each membership category, please go to membership levels.
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