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Are you interested in finding out what a career in psychotherapy has to offer? In this series of pieces, UKCP members discuss their route into the profession and how they work. They demonstrate the different types of psychotherapists there are and the varied career paths that are open to those working in the psychotherapeutic profession.
Working in the NHS and private practice Hannah talks about the varying aspects of her career, including her feature in a BBC TV documentary.
Discusses how he is challenging psychotherapy training and techniques to test students prejudices.
After leaving an abusive cult herself Gillie sought to help break the cult mindset in others, which lead her to train as a psychotherapist.
Shares how her worry for her children’s mental wellbeing led to her to pursue psychotherapeutic training.
Wanting to understand more about the mind and her own experience with depression Juliet began training as a psychotherapist.
She shares her personal story and discusses the role dreams played on her path to training.
Her career in Marketing held little long-term appeal after she found a therapy training that inspired her to change paths.
Sam started her career in investment banking, but after 25 years reached a realisation that her skills would help her make the transition into the world of psychotherapy.
Working in the music industry sparked UKCP psychotherapist Stephen Westcott interest in personal development and the therapeutic profession.
UKCP psychotherapist Suzanne Worrica was drawn to the psychotherapeutic profession long before she started her training.
We've recorded a podcast talking to our members about their unique journeys into psychotherapy.
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