Pilgrim Healers

We believe that we never stop learning and nothing remains the same. We can all learn and progress together, by sharing our knowledge. We realise that we can learn a great deal from even those people who have little or no knowledge of healing or complementary therapies.

The UK Governments intentions are that all healing organisations should adopt self-regulation of it’s healing practices in the same way that the PHG has in terms of our Code of Conduct, Disciplinary Procedure, Code of Ethics and high level of training.

Our members enjoy the freedom to develop their practice at their own pace and with easy to understand guidelines in the form of our self-regulatory high standard Code of Conduct and training manual.

While we have removed most of the unnecessary restrictive conditions upon the membership, there are certain conditions that we must, as a reputable healing group, adhere to, namely that all members must abide by the Pilgrim Healers Group UK, Code of Conduct/Code of Ethics and undertaken a recognized period of training in order to become a full healer/practitioner/therapist member, alternatively applications are invited from those wishing to become Student Members.

Our Code of Conduct has been drawn up on the basis of common sense, remembering our policy that we are healers/practitioners/therapists on a continuous journey of development having the desire to restore old fashion values whilst at the same time ensuring our own personal respect and concern for all.

Developing ones healing/complementary therapy practice should be likened to learning to walk. You are shown and guided through the initial basic walking steps and after mastering the first basic steps your future walking ability will be entirely up to you. Providing you stick to the basic guidelines regarding healing or complementary therapy nothing could be more simpler or easy to understand.