UKCP

UKCP is proud to be partnering with other professional bodies to launch the Commission on the Future of Counselling and Psychotherapy. (1/2)

Speakers include Susie Orbach @psychoanalysis, Paul Hoggett, Dr Dwight Turner, Dr @paulahall_psych, Nick Totton and more. Book your early-bird ticket before Tuesday, 31 March: ow.ly/X1eO50Yy6aS #Psychotherapy (2/2) #ThreadsAcrossTheDivide #UKCPConference2026

Our conference programme is now live – and early-bird tickets close on Tuesday, 31 March. Join us on Friday, 19 – Saturday, 20 June at Mary Ward House, London for our conference, Threads across the divide: weaving connections in a fragmented world. (1/2)

Find out why updating the anxiety guideline matters in a blog by our CEO, Jon Levett: ow.ly/s63s50YxF0K (3/3)

Despite a growing number of people experiencing anxiety, the guideline has not been meaningfully updated in over a decade. It limits patient choice and fails to address access for people who face additional barriers to care (2/3)

Last week, we wrote to NICE calling for an urgent update to their guidelines for treating generalised anxiety and panic disorder (1/3)

Please note: there is an issue on the PCPB website where the survey is hosted. We are working on a fix for this ASAP - apologies for any inconvenience or confusion caused.

Have your say on the future of counselling and psychotherapy before 27 March. Whether you work in mental health, provide a service or have lived experience, the PCPB commission wants to hear from you: answer.questback.com/019ce7c0-3c17-…

@BritPsyCouncil Thank you for highlighting our campaign calling on @NICEComms to review the anxiety guideline - your support is invaluable in spreading the word and urging NICE to act.

The BPC are one of 30 organisations supporting @UKCP_Updates' campaign calling for an urgent and thorough update to the NICE anxiety guideline. We’ve signed a joint statement which has gained support from stakeholders across the mental health sector. bpc.org.uk/calling-for-an…

@ncpscounselling Thank you for highlighting our campaign calling on @NICEComms to review the anxiety guideline - your support is invaluable in spreading the word and urging NICE to act.

Today we’re calling for a review of the NICE anxiety guideline – backed by 70 organisations, individuals and parliamentarians. The message is clear: it must be updated so everyone can access effective mental health support. More from @UKCP_Updates: buff.ly/cIFpKE0

How is the psychotherapy profession evolving – and what does that mean for practice, ethos and community? Join us online on Saturday, 23 May 2026, where researchers and practitioners will explore the questions shaping our profession. Book your ticket: ow.ly/UHex50YvKAn

It’s time for NICE @NICEComms to act. Read the joint letters here psychotherapy.org.uk/policy-and-res… (3/3)

This includes our PCPB partners alongside other leading organisations, individuals and parliamentarians who back our call for change. (2/3) @MindCharity @ncpscounselling @BACP

We are proud to have the support of over 70 stakeholders backing our campaign to change the NICE anxiety guideline. (1/3)

The message is clear: people seeking support for anxiety deserve action now. Find out more: psychotherapy.org.uk/policy-and-res… (3/3)

The NICE anxiety guideline has not been meaningfully updated in over a decade. It limits patients and fails to adequately address access for marginalised people who face additional barriers to care. (2/3)

We’re calling for an urgent review of the NICE anxiety guideline – backed by over 70 organisations, individuals and parliamentarians, including Liberal Democrats spokespeople for mental health @DannyVet and @BellRibeiroAddy (1/3)

People living with poor mental health must be supported through good employment, social security and access to timely, high-quality healthcare. Read our blog on employment, financial security and mental health: ow.ly/p6WB50Ytlvg #MentalHealth (2/2)

📣 Our response to the Spring Statement: we welcome the chancellor's commitment to cut the cost of living and reduce child poverty – but it will take more to deliver the structural change people need. (1/2)

Hear from research experts, explore themes including training, supervision, the medical model debate and anti-oppressive practice, and connect with fellow psychotherapy professionals. Book your ticket: ow.ly/aB0y50YsOfg #Psychotherapy #Research

Join us on Saturday, 23 May, for the UKCP research conference – The evolving psychotherapy profession: practice, ethos and community. A one-day online event showcasing emerging research in psychotherapy. (1/2)