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Grope Gate Therapist Case Makes the Papers – But Does it Really Help the Regulation Debate?
It is rare that a psychotherapist finds themselves on the receiving end of national press coverage for professional misconduct. However, that is exactly what happened to John Clapham, a therapist operating in Exeter in South West England. Clapham and his … Continue reading
Counselling Organisation Carries On Despite Serious Misconduct Findings – another reason we need tougher UK regulation
It is hard to imagine any profession allowing a member found guilty of serious professional misconduct to just carry on working. Yet this is just what happens under the current regulatory regime for counselling and psychotherapy in the UK. Counsellor … Continue reading