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| eIpnosis continues to be the only independent source for information about the imposition of a tickbox culture of state regulation on the psychological therapies - around 200k words of easily accessible current and recent intelligence about this notably unintelligent and values incongruent move. A caveat if you are new to eIpnosis. Yes it is overwhelmingly critical of the Huge Mistake of state regulation and the institutions that promote it. Keep in mind this is a critique that can be made and sustained because of 13 years of positive programme, the Independent Practitioners Network [IPN]. Building on this lived experience, eIpnosis argues for values-congruent civic accountability. Take a look at Love Matters, Love Works, and Validity In the Psychological Therapies - Why Love Provides a Better Benchmark Than Science. |
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Protecting the Client Experience The inaugural meeting of the Health Professions Council Professional Liaison Group for Counselling and Psychotherapy Regulation. December 4 2008 Health Professions Council Sheds New Light on Symptom Removal — The Interminable Terminological Confusion of Statutory and State Regulation Messages from Taxonomist Heaven The UKCP and Tick Box Regulation – an Arranged Marriage. Counselling in Primary Care - Make-over mania? Validity In the Psychological Therapies - Why Love Provides a Better Benchmark Than Science eIpnosis video 26 mins. Video | DVD £5 post free . Autumn Special from Wesley Tantrum As the state prepares to administer its kiss of death to the psy field, psy folk are occupying one or other of three positions. These positions are most readily grasped ornithologically: VULTURES are getting ready for the pickings OSTRICHES are keeping their heads down/in the sand ROOSTERS are telling everyone to wake up And there are three further species, though one is extinct. Read on Towards Post-professional Practice: Principled Non-Compliant Practitionership in a Post-Regulation Era by Richard House '...to what extent can we preserve a radical countercultural space in a psychotherapy field which becomes increasingly professionalised and subject to the audit culture’s worst excesses?' more Interview with counsellor Rose Budd, eIpnosis 'Fitness to Practise Consultant' Charles Layton tries to give voice to the passive majority of practitioners who appear to be aquiescing in the introduction of SR. more Troubled Times In A Paperweight Palatinate Wesley Tantrum reports from the UKCP Court, Buxton, March 2008 Overview of what SR entails and outline of what is at stake - Economics - Zeitgeist - Responsibilities - and Contradictions & Anomalies - . more Tim Brown sends this one page account of why SR is problematic to people who quiz him about it. more Response to Skills for Health Draft Psychodynamic/Psychoanalytic National Occupational Standards, Roger Litten, Association for Lacanian Psychoanalysis in the United Kingdom June 2008 'We have had enough...' RESIGNATION FROM THE UKCP Join the list of practitioners across all modalities who have decided to resign, or intend to resign from their UKCP registration. Why Analytic Practitioners Should Say No To The HPC by Ian Parker, CFAR Skills for Health Draft Psychodynamic/Psychoanalytic National Occupational Standards - A Response from The Psychoanalytic Consortium STOP SR List of 360+ practitioners who reject present plans for state regulation of the psychological therapies. The list is still open, sign up. It’s not too late to halt state regulation - petition 1200+ signatures - sign up Soul Women Natalie Brooks on how 'for the passionate woman politics is dull, dry and devoid of soul'. UKCP March AGM report by Ian Parker, CFAR Submission to the recent BPS consultation Guy Gladstone Reference Group Membership list,and 'Project Infrastructure' for the Skills for Health (a subsection of Skills for Business) task of writing National Occupational Standards [NOS] for the Psychological Therapies. Guess who heads the list... Lord John Alderdice... representing, apparently, the House of Lords. Consultation (now closed) on the State Regulation of Psychologists 21 December - 22 March. EDITORIAL, REVIEW and CONSULTATION DOCUMENT DOWNLOADS An Alarming Development The Health Professionals Council Road Map for the Statutory Regulation of Counsellors and Psychotherapists in the United Kingdom Roger Litten - Association for Lacanian Psychoanalysis in the UK UKCP, BACP, BABCP and BPS - announce 'MOCK' Application for New Professions Membership of the HPC |
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Client Voices bringbackourjoy A mother tells of the downside of HPC Regulation Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Trust Userwatch An Independent Occasionally Very Satired (And Even Wicked Yes Wicked) View Of Mental Health NHS Issues As Well As Those Further Afield PSYCHOFRAUD Revealing the Truth About Psychology, Psychiatry, Psychotherapy, Counselling and CBT Writhe Safely Power takes as ingratitude the writhing of its victims. ~ Tagore 'health care... capitalism's crowning clusterfuck'. |
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HPCWatchDog by Janet Low "...At this point Mr U snapped out of his quiet fatigue and in a very animated and focussed way instructed me to work very hard right now to avoid ever being taken into the HPC." Part One | Part Two Health Professions Council Call for Ideas An archive of fourteen individual and institutional responses Health Professions Council select Professional Liaison Group [PLG] List of members Unintended Consequences Health Professions Council Details of a meeting, with HPC's Mark Seale and the College of Psychoanalysts (Darian Leader and Jacques China) are here Notes of a meeting with HPC's Mark Seale and Arthur Musgrave, Andrew Samuels and Nick Totton here Health Professions Council Special #3 eIpnosis reports on iatrogenic damage due to the HPC's impermeability and unfitness for purpose. The Health Professions Council voted 13th December 2008 to 'consider the regulation of counsellors and psychotherapists'. Minutes | Details Skills for Health and National Occupational Standards for Psychodynamic and Psychoanalytic Therapy by Arthur Musgrave As a humanistic therapist I'm not well placed to comment in detail on National Occupational Standards for Psychodynamic and Psychoanalytic Therapies. I did, however, become quite involved in the drafting of the precursors to NOS, National Vocational Qualifications [NVQs], back in the mid 1990s. There are some useful parallels. more The State Regulation Train is Leaving the station... or is the Station Leaving the Train? report on the June 10 2008 Psychological Therapies Reference Group meeting State Regulation: Illusory, Unethical and Hazardous - Eleven Good reasons to To Oppose SR Guy Gladstone Attempts to freeze-dry love continue eIpnosis EDITORIAL February 26 2008 more House of Lords 5 February 2007 Lord Alderdice, later to be chair of two key Skills for Health Reference Groups, on why the Health Professions Council isn't 'fit for purpose'. '...Why this dissatisfaction with the HPC? The membership of the HPC is primarily concerned with those who treat physical illnesses, and the way that they deal with training and skills is much less variable...' more The Health Professions Council voted 13th December 2008 to REPORT: The Savoy Conference: The NHS and the Psychological Therapies REVIEW: Engineering Happiness - Internet online recordings of The Savoy Conference, includes links and excerpted transcripts COMMENT: Ideology and the NHS: the perversion of Science, Practice, and Policy The Old Savoy Declaration The New Savoy Declaration Revision 1.01 Start the day with a smile! The Sav**oy Declaration VIDEO IAPT/CBT nexus Read Recent press criticism of the IAPT/CBT nexus by Professor Andrew Samuels and an extensive response from the BABCP. Ipnosis features the correspondence, an Editorial, a Guest Editorial from Janet Low and a link to Andrew Samuels collection of CBT Articles and Documents. 'consider the regulation of counsellors and psychotherapists'. Minutes | Details |
