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The Growing trend of clients who feel they can't stop looking. Embracing older age // Working with donor-conceived clients // Becoming a therapy trainer // Avoiding armchair diagnosis. Therapy Today, November 2025

For registered members who have completed a BACP accredited core training course aligned to column C of the SCoPEd framework or a BACP accredited or approved column C progression training.

As a registered BACP member, the PSA Accredited Registers logo, also known as the Quality Mark, is part of your member logo.

Thank you to everyone who supported this year's motions.

Information on policy guidance involving disclosures or information shared related to counter-terrorism issues.

Research by Emily Davey

Here you can find answers to some commonly asked questions about promoting your SCoPEd framework column

For registered members who’ve successfully completed core training that meets the eligibility for individual accreditation but haven’t completed either a BACP accredited course or a BACP accredited or approved progression training course aligned to column B of the SCoPEd framework since initial qualification.

What to do if you want to make a complaint about poor or unethical practice by your therapist

For registered members who also hold current membership with ACC, NCPS or UKCP aligned to column B of the SCoPEd framework.