Restoration to the Register
A former registrant who has been removed from the Society's Register following the outcome of a disciplinary hearing may apply to rejoin the Register. Applications for re-joining should be made in writing to the Registrar who will in turn refer the matter to the Professional Standards Committee.
Complaints: Publication Policy for Registrant Members
Details of sanctions will appear as an annotation to a Registrant’s online register entry. Upon sanction completion, the Society will change the online…
SCoPEd
On this page you can access our archive of bulletins and news relating to the topic of SCoPEd. If you have any questions, please email scoped@ncps.com.
Registration Application Review
We recognise that not all applicants will have followed a standard route and so, for complex applications, we provide an assessment by our Senior Review Team;…
Conflict of Interest Policy
Definition: A conflict of interest occurs when a person acting on behalf of NCPS has personal, financial or other interests that contradict the interests of…
Working with Interpreters in Therapy Policy
A three-way agreement involving a client, counsellor and interpreter in the context of therapy should be put in place. The responsibility for maintaining…
Whistleblowing Policy
This document gives advice for members who have seen or discover something within their professional lives that they believe falls into the following…
Safeguarding and Confidentiality Policy
Guidance for counsellors in confidentiality and safeguarding vulnerable adults and children.
Retirement Policy
A Registrant of the Society who wishes to retire can opt to become a lifetime non-Registrant Member of the Society, to continue to receive the Counselling…
Privacy Policy
Members' data is stored by the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (NCPS) within the provisions of General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Full Names and Locations on the Register Policy
These include but are not strictly limited to: The member or a member of their family would be put at demonstrable risk of, for example, abuse, harassment,…
Accessibility Policy
At the Society, we're committed to making sure that all of our members, prospective members, and members of the public can access the information and support…
