Events within 10 miles of your current location

2PM afternoon session. An invigilated home-based assessment providing an entry route for members wishing to join the BACP Register. The computer-based, multiple choice assessment uses case studies of practice situations to assess the skills, knowledge and abilities required to be a counsellor or psychotherapist. It takes about two hours to complete.

9am morning session. An invigilated home-based assessment providing an entry route for members wishing to join the BACP Register. The computer-based, multiple choice assessment uses case studies of practice situations to assess the skills, knowledge and abilities required to be a counsellor or psychotherapist. It takes about two hours to complete.

6pm evening session. An invigilated home-based assessment providing an entry route for members wishing to join the BACP Register. The computer-based, multiple choice assessment uses case studies of practice situations to assess the skills, knowledge and abilities required to be a counsellor or psychotherapist. It takes about two hours to complete.

2pm afternoon session. An invigilated home-based assessment providing an entry route for members wishing to join the BACP Register. The computer-based, multiple choice assessment uses case studies of practice situations to assess the skills, knowledge and abilities required to be a counsellor or psychotherapist. It takes about two hours to complete.

Making Connections are regular events that take place all over the country. Attending will give you the chance to network with other members and meet your elected and executive members. These meetings are also a great place to discuss issues of current, internal, external, national and local importance and, most importantly, they’re free to attend.

This workshop aims to improve your confidence to support your supervisees working therapeutically with culture, race and language.

The day includes a colourful presentation on the history of working creatively in therapy, and on how artwork has been developed in different therapeutic settings.

Our Children, Young People and Families conference in February will explore building resilience and self-esteem for children, young people and their families Building resilience and self-esteem is an integral part of counselling children and young people in a range of contexts. This often extends to working with parents or carers as their self-esteem and confidence can impact how they manage relationships and boundaries with their children. In addition, where there are issues with one young person in a family, siblings may need strategies for building their self-esteem and resilience.

This workshop will provide a greater understanding of domestic abuse, the dynamics of relationships, support available and will develop confidence and awareness in identifying and safely managing risks in your work.

This workshop explores the most common rape myths, looking at how they are formed, how they can impact views on sexual violence and, in particular, how they impact victims.