Media enquiriesFor comment, interviews and information on issues relating to psychotherapy, psychotherapeutic counselling, mental wellbeing and UKCP, please contact our media team. T: 020 7014 9973 or 020 7014 9490 Press releases and media statements1 February 2012 Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham's suggestion2 that a Labour government might create a cabinet level post for mental health is exactly the kind of imaginative gesture that all psychotherapists and counsellors will welcome. Unfortunately, his speech to the Centre for Social Justice3, outlining Labour's intention to foreground mental health in the future development of the NHS, disappoints in other respects. Read more...
27 January 2012 UKCP has again expressed serious concern about a controversial conference held today in London. The conference was widely condemned by community, and lesbian and gay groups when it was held in Belfast under the title The Lepers Amongst Us: Homosexuality and the Life of the Church earlier this month. Read more ...
20 January 2012 We wish to state that Mike Davidson is not a member of UKCP. He has never been a student or trainee member of UKCP and has never appeared on our register. Read more...
14 November 2011 Following sell-out success in Stratford, UKCP brings Project 20:20's Black Men on the Couch: talking therapy event to Tottenham. Admitting to needing help sometimes makes people feel vulnerable in front of others, but talking about issues in therapy is the first step towards managing them. However, despite attempts within the profession to change the way it's viewed, therapy is still rarely sought by young Black men, let alone considered as a career option...
31 October 2011 UKCP welcomes the publication of this report and supports RSA's Social Brain Project and its aims to develop a sophisticated understanding of the relationship between social challenges, human brains and behaviours in response to the growing ascendancy of neuroscientific interpretations of human behaviour...
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29 April 2009 15 April 2009 Making amends? UK psychotherapists host first-ever gay and sexual minority conference Study reveals that one in six therapists still willing to 'cure' homosexuality For the first time ever in the UK, an organisation representing the profession of psychotherapy and counselling is devoting a conference exclusively to the mental health of lesbians, gay men, bisexuals and other sexual minorities. Read more...
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