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UK professional bodies demand statutory regulation for counsellors and psychotherapists to protect the public from abuse and boost confidence in the profession.
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UK professional bodies demand statutory regulation for counsellors and psychotherapists to protect the public from abuse and boost confidence in the profession.
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Exclusive: Professional bodies call for regulation to boost confidence and protect public from abuse in ‘landmark’ reportMinisters should introduce statutory regulation for counsellors and psychotherapists to protect the public from abuse, according to a report that has been hailed as a “watershed moment” for the profession.Unlike most other healthcare roles, including doctors, midwives and osteopaths, “psychotherapist” and “counsellor” are not protected titles nor statutorily regulated professions in the UK. Continue reading...
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