Network activity in this region is currently inactive but we would
like to:
Re-establish a forum in which counsellors, psychotherapists
and others from the therapeutic community, in this area of the
UK, can come together and
share best practice
Inform the work of FHCP and BACP
And also to allow:
Linkage and consulting with FHCP and BACP
Networking with allied
professionals
Contact
Bedfordshire network has previously held frequent meetings, CPD and training
events and are keen to return to this level of activity. Any counsellor/psychotherapist who has a genuine interest in joining the network should contact the Network Lead on mmp.imal@btinternet.com or FHCP on healthcare@bacp.co.uk to express their interest. Please entitle your email ‘Bedfordshire network information’.
Cleveland
(including
Hartlepool, Stockton, Middlesbrough, Redcar and East Cleveland)
Led by
Christine Clarke
Aims
We aim to:
Provide a forum in which counsellors, psychotherapists and
others from the therapeutic community, can come together and share
best practice
Inform the work of FHCP and BACP
And also to allow:
Linkage and consulting with FHCP and BACP
Networking with allied professionals
Contact
Any counsellor/psychotherapist who has a genuine interest in joining
the network should contact the Network Lead on christine.couns.clarke@ntlworld.com or FHCP on healthcare@bacp.co.uk to express their interest. Please entitle
your email 'Cleveland network information'.
To create a forum for counsellors and psychotherapists working in
NHS services across Scotland to network in order to:
Overcome isolation and enable mutual support for practitioners
Identify
and share best practice
Raise awareness of the role of counselling
Inform the work of FHCP
and BACP
Identify relevant research/gaps in research
Activities
These include:
Meetings every 3 months either in person or through teleconferencing
facilities (usually in Glasgow)
Disseminate minutes of above through e-mail distribution list
Two-way communication with FHCP Executive and BACP Healthcare Department
about Scottish issues pertinent to them and FHCP/BACP issues
relevant to Scottish NHS based counsellors
Identification of relevant
CPD activities relevant to Scottish NHS based counsellors and to
co-ordinate bi-annual conferences to meet
these CPD
needs
Contact
The network welcomes contact from counsellors working in counselling and psychotherapy in the NHS in Scotland. You are welcome to attend the meetings either in person or by video-conferencing. Alternatively you can be kept informed by being added to the e-mail distribution list.
Joining
Membership of the network is open to anyone practising as a counsellor,
psychotherapist in the Scottish NHS who is either currently accredited
or is seeking accreditation with BACP, COSCA or other, e.g. UKCP. It
is not essential that members attend network meetings. However, we do
encourage members to join FHCP.
If you would like to find out more about network activities, or are interested
in joining, please email the Network Lead at shane.buckeridge@bacp.co.uk or healthcare@bacp.co.uk entitling your email 'FHCP Scottish Counsellor Stakeholder meetings'
Network activity in this region is currently inactive but we would
like to:
Re-establish a forum in which counsellors, psychotherapists
and others from the therapeutic community, in this area of the UK,
can come together
and share best practice
Inform the work of FHCP and BACP
And also to allow:
Linkage and consulting with FHCP and BACP
Networking with allied professionals
Contact
Mid Essex network has previously held frequent meetings and CPD events
and are keen to return to this level of activity. Any counsellor/psychotherapist
who has a genuine interest in joining the should contact the Network
Lead on young_01@madasafish.com or contact FHCP on healthcare@bacp.co.uk to express their interest. Please entitle your email 'Mid Essex
network information'.
The forum came into existence to fulfil the need for a representative
body for Counsellors and Trainers in Northern Ireland. This need developed
from the DHSSPS Counselling Review and the forthcoming registration and
regulation for the Counselling Profession. It held it's first meeting
in February 2003. The NICF aims to:
Be a common voice for the Counselling communities in NI
Raise
public awareness of counselling in NI and Europe
Promote and develop
professional standards and research related to counselling
Raise awareness
of accreditation in NI
Be an influence in policy making at all levels
concerning counselling
Activities
These include:
Meet every 3 months – some times with representatives/
guest presenters from other organisations
Link and consult with FHCP and BACP
Network with allied professionals
We aim to have a presence at relevant
Conferences and events
Contact
The NICF was founded to promote quality standards within the Counselling
and Therapeutic communities. Our purpose is to effectively represent
the practical needs of the NI Counselling Profession; including lobbying,
networking and representation to statutory and professional bodies. We welcome
contact from all who wish to offer their input and support to achieve this
purpose.
Joining
Membership of the network is open to all student and qualified Counsellors.
It is not essential that members of the network attend network meetings.
If you would like to find out more about network activities, or are interested
in joining, please email nicounsellingforum@hotmail.com or healthcare@bacp.co.uk entitling your email 'NICF Information'
Network activity in this region is currently inactive but we would
like to:
Re-establish a forum in which counsellors, psychotherapists and
others from the therapeutic community, in this area of the UK,
can come together
and share best practice
Inform the work of FHCP and BACP
And also to allow:
Linkage and consulting with FHCP and BACP
Networking with allied
professionals
Contact
North Yorkshire network has previously held frequent meetings, CPD
and training events and are keen to return to this level of activity.
Any counsellor/psychotherapist who has a genuine interest in joining
the network should contact FHCP on healthcare@bacp.co.uk to express their
interest. Please entitle your email 'North Yorkshire network information'.
Primary Care Mental
Health Practitioners network (Wales)
Led by
Steve Douglas
Aims
To provide a forum for all interested staff working in Primary care
Mental Health in Wales to:
Overcome isolation and enable mutual support
for practitioners
Identify and share best practice
Raise awareness of the role
of counselling and other interventions in Primary care
Activities
These include:
Meet regularly – some times with representatives/ guest presenters
from other organisations
Network with allied professionals
We aim to have a presence at relevant
Conferences and events
Contact
The network welcomes contact from anyone with an interest in primary
care mental health. We are keen to make contact with other individuals
and organisations that share our passion for delivering appropriate supportive
interventions to people with mild to moderate mental health problems and
their carers.
Joining
Membership of the network is open to anyone practising as a practitioner
in primary care mental health in Wales. It is not essential that members
of the network attend network meetings. If you would like to find out
more about network activities, or are interested in joining, please email
the Network Lead at steve.douglas@new-tr.wales.nhs.uk
We aim to have a presence at relevant
Conferences and events
Contact
The network welcomes contact from anyone with an interest in counselling
and psychotherapy in cancer and palliative care. We are keen to make contact
with other individuals and organisations that share our passion for delivering
appropriate supportive interventions to terminally ill patients and their
carers.
Joining
Membership of the network is open to anyone practising as a counsellor,
psychotherapist or service manager in cancer and/or palliative care
who is either currently accredited or is seeking accreditation with BACP,
COSCA or other eg UKCP. It is not essential that members attend network
meetings. If you would like to find out more about network activities,
or are interested in joining, please email the Network Lead at chrisvlasto@fife-pct.scot.nhs.uk or healthcare@bacp.co.uk entitling your email 'SCPCC Network
Information'
Psychotherapeutic Practitioners in Neurology (PPN)
Led by
Julia Segal
Aims
To offer peer support in a safe and confidential environment.
To offer training opportunities within the group
To share ideas and differing ways of working
To share and discuss research
To raise the profile of the work
Activities
We meet three times a year to enable sharing, learning and best practice in the field of psychotherapeutic work with clients who have neurological disorder/disabilities such as acquired brain injury, Huntington’s Chorea, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease, strokes etc.
Contact
If you would like to find out more about network activities, or are interested in joining, please email the Network Lead at juliasegal@mscounselling.com or healthcare@bacp.co.uk entitling your email ‘PPN network enquiry’
Joining
Membership is open to counsellors, psychotherapists and creative therapists, (e.g. art therapists) working with clients who have neurological disorders.
It is not essential that members attend network meetings. However, we do encourage members to join FHCP.
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