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Article | 23 March 2026

Why updating the NICE guideline for treating generalised anxiety and panic disorder is vital for practitioners and people seeking support

This blog from UKCP chief executive officer Jon Levitt outlines the importance of our recent NICE anxiety guideline campaign. 

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Article | 09 March 2026

Building the therapy workforce: NHS-funded training programme welcomes second cohort 

UKCP continues to support widening access to fully funded postgraduate training that prepares psychotherapeutic counsellors to work within NHS Talking Therapies services.  

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Article | 29 January 2026

New rules on police requesting counselling notes

This blog outlines UKCP’s involvement in the Keep Counselling Confidential campaign. It explains the recent legal change to the Victims and Prisoners Bill that strengthens survivors’ privacy and rights.

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