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Latest News/Opportunities News Dear Member, We are currently working on a new Membership Management System; this will be accessed via a portal on our website. This will bring great additional features for members such as a Member’s Area where you can print off attended CPD attendance certs, log your CPD and downloadable Annual Membership certs for all levels of members. The CPD booking area will also be updated and a different payment system is being put in place which will be more intuitive to use for members. There will be onboarding and training available closer to the time of launch for all members and assistance will be offered from the developers to any queries issues we encounter. This system has the potential to grow with us and we can add features as we get familiar with it and as required. We are working on it at the moment with the developers and hope to have it live mid-January to end of January in time for the 2024 Renewal. If the timeline runs over, we will advise and keep you in the loop. Pleases note we will not be taking any renewals until the new system is up and running and your membership remains valid and in good standing until the renewal period is open. I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a lovely Christmas and a healthy and prosperous 2024 Kind regards, Christine Garry Pieta are advertising two vacancies: Co.Galway Co.Dublin North Dublin Play Therapist Required Willow Tree Child and Family Centre. Address: 80, Malahide Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3 Post Code D03 N9C8 Website: www.willowtreechildandfamily.ie Willow Tree Child and Family Center is a busy Private Practice with a wide range of qualified therapists who provide psychological and therapeutic services to all our clients. This includes Individuals, Couples, Parents, Families, Adolescents and Children. Due to a growing waiting list, we are currently looking for a Professional qualified Play Therapist with full accreditation who is motivated and enthusiastic about working in Willow Tree Child & Family Centre. We are also looking for a fully qualified Play Therapist who is working towards Professional accreditation. If any of your members are interested in working here in Willow Tree Child and Family Centre, please ask them to contact us by email or call Ken between 9.00 and 1.00 Monday to Thursday at the number below. Contact Details Email: ken@wtcf.ie Phone: 01 5641289 or mobile 087 7645157 News Article Equal Opportunity for HSE Counselling and Psychotherapy positions Find Out More Get in Touch

GUIDELINES FOR USE OF LOGO The Association of Professional Counsellors and Psychotherapist (APCP) grants to its accredited organisational Members a royalty free non exclusive licence to use the APCP logo as follows. ​ The logo may only be used on the Organisational Member’s: ​ Letterhead – the logo must be printed in a header or footer in the recommended size of 13 mm x 34 mm. Promotional materials including brochures and marketing material in printed or electronic form, for promotional materials, the logo must be placed on the cover or front page in the recommended size of 13 mm x 34 mm. Website – the logo must appear on the home page in the recommended size of 26 mm x 68 mm. Business card – Logo must appear on the face of the business card in the recommended size of 12.7 mm x 12.7 mm. The logo must not be used on envelope. ​ The logo must not be used in a way which may cause a member of the public or other companies or organisations to believe that APCP endorses the activities of the Organisational Member or that the Organisational Member is related to APCP. ​ Organisational Members should send a copy of all documents, or a link to all websites, on which the logo is placed to APCP for its records. If APCP requests an Organisational Member to change the placement or use of the logo in any way at any time, the Organisational Member will make the change as soon as it is reasonably practical and inform APCP that it has done so. APCP is not liable to the Organisational Member for any costs incurred in complying with a request from APCP. If the Organisational Member does not comply with a request from APCP, or uses the logo in a way which is contrary APCP, or if it using the logo in a way which is contrary to guidelines set by APCP, then APCP refer the Organisational Member to The APCP Complaints Process. Get in Touch

Sharon Manifold M.A. Clinical Supervision M.A. Counselling & Psychotherapy BA (Hons), BA, Counselling & Psychotherapy APCP:10844 Organization Details of Approach Clinical Supervision, Counselling, Psychoeducation, Mentoring Principal Modality As an accredited integrative therapist and clinical supervisor currently working in private practice I primarily operate from a humanistic person-centered perspective, drawing heavily from modalities such as MCBT, CBT and family systems therapy as appropriate. With several years’ experience of working with people of all ages and life stages in a variety of group and individual settings, I feel that psychoeducation can be key to promoting positive therapeutic relationships. Genuine and optimistic connections can promote positive mental health and wellbeing and form a pivotal role in my practice. Work Address Online/ Limerick/Lisdoonvarna , Clare, All Counties, Phone Numbers Home Phone Mobile phone: 0851551924 Work Phone Fax Email Personal Email Work email: manifoldsharon@hotmail.com Socal Media Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Angelist Twitter Website Webiste Title & Link Blog(Title will come here) Blog URL1 Blog URL2

Ailbe Coffey MA(Hons) & BA(Hons) MBR10023-A0610 Organization Details of Approach General Counselling, Clinical Supervision, Psycho-education, Education Mentoring. Principal Modality Integrative utilizing Humanistic-Existentialist & C.B.T. Modalities. Double-Matrix Model & Reflective Practice within Clinical Supervision. Work Address Limerick, All Counties, Phone Numbers Home Phone Mobile phone: 0876504779 Work Phone Fax Email Personal Email Work email: ailbecoffey@gmail.com Socal Media Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Angelist Twitter Website Webiste Title & Link Blog(Title will come here) Blog URL1 Blog URL2

Counselling and Psychotherapy Courses in Ireland Professional Counselling and Psychotherapy Courses in Ireland ​ If you are considering a career as a counsellor or psychotherapist there are many different types of courses you can consider doing. Courses range from Counselling and Psychotherapy at certificate level all the way through to courses in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy at Masters level. With the imminent arrival of statutory registration for Counsellors and Psychotherapists choosing a properly accredited counselling or psychotherapy course it is essential if one wants to practice in the future as a counsellor or psychotherapist. ​ What do the Professional Bodies say about Counselling and Psychotherapy Courses? ​ In 2008 the professional bodies through the PTF made a submission to government in which they advanced the concept of counselling being at honours degree level 8 on the National Framework of Qualifications and psychotherapy being at level 9 on the NFQ or masters level. The Minister for Health has now stated that “QQI qualifications will be the minimum qualifications required of counsellors and psychotherapists to register under the Health and Social Care Professionals Act” when statutory registration come into being. The following are list of the current QQI accredited Masters and degree counselling courses running in Ireland in alphabetical order Course Title Provider Website BA (Hons) in Counselling and Psychotherapy with Youth Studies The Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences (ICHAS) https://ichas.ie/course/b-a-hons-in-counselling-psychotherapy-with-youth-studies/ BA (Hons) in Counselling and Psychotherapy With Addiction Studies The Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences (ICHAS) https://ichas.ie/course/b-a-hons-in-counselling-psychotherapy-with-addiction-studies/ MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy (intergrative Modalities) The Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences (ICHAS) https://ichas.ie/course/m-a-in-counselling-psychotherapy-integrative-modalities/ MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy (Person Centred Modalities) The Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences (ICHAS) https://ichas.ie/course/m-a-in-counselling-psychotherapy-person-centred-modalities/ MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy (Cognite Behaviourl Modalities) The Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences (ICHAS) https://ichas.ie/course/m-a-in-counselling-psychotherapy-cognitive-behavioural-modalities/ MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy (Family Therapy) The Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences (ICHAS) https://ichas.ie/course/m-a-in-counselling-psychotherapy-family-therapy/ MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy (Psychodynamic Modalities) The Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences (ICHAS) https://ichas.ie/course/m-a-in-counselling-psychotherapy-psychodynamic-modalities/ MA in Clinical Supervision in Professional Practice The Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences (ICHAS) https://ichas.ie/course/m-a-in-clinical-supervision-in-professional-practice-2/ MA in Addiction Counselling The Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences (ICHAS) https://ichas.ie/course/m-a-in-addiction-counselling/ BA Hons in Counselling & Psychotherapy Technological University Dublin https://www.tudublin.ie/study/part-time/part-time-undergraduate-courses/ BA Hons in Counselling & Psychotherapy Technological University Dublin https://www.tudublin.ie/study/part-time/part-time-undergraduate-courses/ M.A. In Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences http://www.ichas.ie M.A In Pastoral Care Irish College of Humanities http://hwww.ichas.ie M.A in Counselling and Psychotherapy Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences http://www.ichas.ie M.A. Counselling Psychology University College Cork http://www.ucc.ie B.A (Hons) in Counselling and Psychotherapy Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences http://www.ichas.ie B.A in Counselling and Youth Studies Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences http://www.ichas.ie B.A in Counselling and Addiction Studies Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences http://www.ichas.ie B.A in Counselling and Psychotherapy Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences http://www.ichas.ie B.A in Counselling and Psychotherapy Dublin Business School http://www.dbs.ie Doctorate in Psychotherapy Dublin City University http://www.dcu.ie MSc in Psychotherapy Dublin City University http://www.dcu.ie Bachelor of Arts Hons in Counselling and Psychotherapy Cork Institute of Technology http://www.cit.ie

Kathryn Mary Berry BA Counselling and Psychotherapy MBR10166-A0315 Organization: Kathryn Berry Details of Approach Notes Principal Modality Notes Work Address Galway, All Counties, Phone Numbers Home Phone Mobile phone: 086 2467007 Work Phone Fax Email Personal Email Work email: kathrynberry2@gmail.com Socal Media Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Angelist Twitter Website Webiste Title & Link Blog(Title will come here) Blog URL1 Blog URL2

Continuing Professional Development What is CPD? ​ CPD stands for Continuing Professional Development. It refers to the process of tracking and documenting the skills, knowledge and experience that you gain as you engage in additional training beyond any initial training. CPD is a commitment by members to continually update their skills and knowledge in order to remain professionally competent and achieve their true potential. The CPD process helps you manage your own development on an annual basis. Why do CPD? ​ CPD is important in that it promotes: ​ The ethos of personal responsibility The ethos of professional governance The ethos of lifelong learning The practice of professional regulation What are the key features of the CPD process? ​ CPD needs to: ​ be a documented process be self-directed: driven by you, not APCP focus on experiential learning, reflective practice and review help you set development goals and objectives What will it do for you? ​ CPD is a requirement of professional membership of APCP. It can help you to reflect, review and document your learning and to develop and update your professional knowledge and skills. What do APCP require of its members with regard to CPD? ​ As a member of APCP, you must participate in a minimum of one APCP training event per annum and demonstrate that you have engaged in a minimum of 30 hours CPD if you are practicing in the field of counselling, or a minimum of 50 hours, if you are training or recognised as a practitioner in Psychotherapy. ​ ​ Programme of CPD Events 2024 The 2024 suite of Continuing Professional Development events will support the membership in their everyday practice both as Counsellors and as Psychotherapists. View Now Get in Touch

FAQ Faq 1: What are the origins of APCP? APCP has its origins in the National Counselling Institute of Ireland (NCII). NCII was founded in 1999 and similar to other professional bodies originally had two strands. It originally combined the functions of educational provider and professional body. In 2010, it was decided to split these two functions and this resulted in the renaming and reorganising of the professional body as APCP. Faq 2: How is APCP structured? APCP is a limited company with charitable status. APCP has a Board of Directors and an independent Executive Committee. Faq 3: Is APCP a recognised professional body? Yes, APCP sits on the Psychological Therapies Forum and has contributed to the development of work undertaken within this forum to advance standards and the regulation of practice of counsellors and psychotherapists within the profession. Faq 4: Who is eligible to join APCP? Anyone who is currently studying counselling and /or psychotherapy at third level on the Island of Ireland or is in practice having completed a third level qualification in the fields of counselling and/or is eligible to join if they meet the requirements noted under the different categories of membership and are approved to practice by the National Vetting Bureau. Faq 5: How do I become a member? You can download an application form from the website or alternatively you can speak to our administrator who can email it. Faq 6: How long does an application take before a decision is finalised? APCP’s accreditation committee meet four times per annum. Applicants can expect a decision approximately two weeks after this committee has met and once the decision has been verified by the executive. (see Appraisal sub committee meetings for dates). Faq 7: What are the costs of membership? Currently members (other than students) are required to submit €190 per annum which covers €40 administration charge and 2 CPD events, one of which is compulsory. Students may choose to participate in a select number of CPD training events at a substantial reduction in cost. ​ If you have any other questions or we have not been able to answer your question in our FAQ, please contact us. Get in Touch

Caroline Crotty B.Soc.Sc. M.A. Counselling & Psychotherapy MBR10440 Organization: Caroline Crotty Counselling and Psychotherapy Limited Details of Approach Notes Principal Modality Notes Work Address The Natural Clinic, Old Firehouse Building, 23 Sullivan's Quay, Cork, All Counties, T12A2RH, Phone Numbers Home Phone Mobile phone: 0877107032 Work Phone Fax Email Personal Email Work email: hello@carolinecrotty.ie website www.carolinecrotty.ie Socal Media Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Angelist Twitter Website Webiste Title & Link Blog(Title will come here) Blog URL1 Blog URL2

ACCREDITATION APPEALS PROCEDURES When to appeal? ​ If your application for accreditation as a counsellor/psychotherapist or supervisor has not been granted, you have the right to appeal against this decision. There are two positions upon which you can appeal the decision: ​ That the assessment procedure or process has not been correctly adhered to; Your application has not been properly assessed against the published criteria. Please note that any disagreements with the accreditation committee’s decision or submission of new information are not grounds for appeal. ​ APCP – Appeal Process ​ You must submit your appeal in writing within 10 days of date letter was posted informing you of the decision of the unsuccessful application. You should write and send your appeal care of the accreditation committee in APCP. Your appeal must be specific as to the ground of your appeal. Representations or correspondence from 3rd parties will not be accepted. ​ What happens next? ​ Acknowledgement of receipt of appeal will be sent. The Accreditation committee will receive the appeal and application and appeal documents. The accreditation committee advise on their ruling and you will be notified of same along with a copy of their report. The decision of the accreditation committee is final. If your appeal is successful this does not necessarily mean you will become accredited – it really depends on what your appeal is about and what the findings of the panel are. We will let you know what it means for you when we send you the outcome of the appeal. ​ Please Note: Unsuccessful application does NOT preclude from application the following year. If you do apply again, remember to tell us about this on the application form and send copies of any letters requested. This will be treated as an entirely new application. Get in Touch

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Christina Ramminger BA (Hons) Counselling & Psychotherapy, Diploma Practitioner Skills for Eating Disorders MBR10253-A0919 Organization Details of Approach I would call my approach an eclectic one as I come from a person centred background but also use a lot of Cognitive Behavioural and Solution Focused techniques as well as Choice Theory. As every person is different the issues each client comes in with are unique to their circumstances, requiring an approach tailored to suit their particular needs. My aim is to provide a safe space in which my clients will be able to work through their individual concerns. Principal Modality Notes Work Address 8 Orwell Road, Rathgar, Dublin 6, Phone Numbers Home Phone Mobile phone: 086 8334805 Work Phone Fax Email Personal email: christinaramminger@hotmail.com Work Email Socal Media Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Angelist Twitter Website Webiste Title & Link Blog(Title will come here) Blog URL1 Blog URL2