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Members who are UK tax payers may be eligible to claim tax relief on annual membership fees.

Our divisions represent and promote specific areas of interest within the counselling professions, providing specialist resources, events and networking.

Authors' guidelines: writing for BACP blogs

BACP CYPF is for practitioners and other professionals interested in counselling and psychotherapy for children and young people.

Holding a maternal mirror: How a counsellor’s pregnancy impacted her work with children in care... Plus: Happy and safe online... Facilitating advocacy... Supporting refugees... Clay as the narrative. BACP Children, Young People & Familes, March 2026.

Exploring how to set boundaries after childhood emotional neglect. BACP Member blogs. BACP Member blogs.

For accredited members who have attained a Level 7 counselling and psychotherapy qualification that meets the eligibility criteria.

Nicola Strudley explores the topic of modern day loneliness and paid relationships.

Jude explores refuge, resilience, and resistance: A therapist’s reflection on standing with refugee. BACP member blogs.

The Ethical Framework sets out the expected ethical principles, values and good practice standards for BACP members. All members commit to complying with the Ethical Framework as part of their terms and conditions of membership..