Articles on working in Europe
The following articles appeared in The Psychotherapist:
- Working as a psychotherapist in Europe
(Winter 2010/11, p39)
While challenges remain, Tom Warnecke explains that it is becoming easier for UK psychotherapists to work in Europe - Psychotherapy: an independent profession across Europe
(Summer 2010, p41)
Tom Warnecke summarises discussions at an EAP conference which looked at the political and legal status of psychotherapists across Europe - Notes on the history of UKCP and the EAP
(Autumn 2009, p36)
Heward Wilkinson reviews the history of the EAP and looks forward to a strengthening relationship with UKCP in the context of the UK statutory regulation - The slow train on platform 3
(Spring 2009, p3)
Adrian Rhodes reports on the EAP campaign to establish a 'common platform' for psychotherapy across Europe - A marriage of convenience
(Autumn 2008, p26) - From our European correspondent...
(Summer 2008, p32) - From our European correspondent...
(Spring 2008, p22) - Why compensation leaves you worse off
(Winter 2007-08, p19)
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