Service – Progress Psychotherapy

updated on 11/03/202211/03/2022Service

Robert goes all in- April availability update

Progress continues to grow at a rapid pace and we are again having issues getting everyone seen. As such, Robert will be leaving his role in the school counselling service in April to run Progress full time. Robert is really proud of that resource for young people and his small role in it. But that service is now stable and well staffed. Robert is increasingly focused on full clinical practice via Progress’ private clients and collaboration with larger clinics and mental health services. This means that from April Progress will be open at least Monday-Friday all day and Progress should …

updated on 09/03/202210/02/2022Service

Ensuring professional standards- full BABCP accreditation.

After further evaluation Robert had his accreditation status with BABCP (the UK’s CBT body) upgraded to full accreditation (the highest level). When accredited by BABCP it is initially provisional for one year then therapists are re-evaluated to ensure they continue to practice at the high standards expected of them. To be certified in this way is a great point of pride but more importantly it gives clients confidence in the therapeutic ability and professional standards of Progress Psychotherapy. We want clients to know we take meeting the standards you need very seriously and meeting these standards is a priority for …

updated on 09/03/202228/11/2021Service

Registration of UK trademark for Progress Psychotherapy

The intellectual property office has registered Progress Psychotherapy as trademark number UK00003678004. Registered to Robert Fulton as a class 44 trademark.

updated on 01/11/202101/11/2021Service

Ensuring high professional standards: Secondary accreditation.

Just a bit of housekeeping to update you on. While my primary professional membership is my BABCP accreditation, I have held registered BACP membership for a few years as a non-CBT membership. I have transferred over to COSCA (Counselling & Psychotherapy in Scotland). This was due to them being the body that validated my PGDip so very aware of my qualifications. I was accredited by their assessment body. I now hold dual accreditation of both BABCP and COSCA but my BACP membership is expiring at the end of this month. This doesn’t affect clients rights. BABCP and COSCA will both oversee …

updated on 09/03/202206/04/2021Service

CPD commitment- Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy Diploma achieved

Following on from achieving my Mindfulness Diploma last year, I undertook the Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) Diploma over the last 6 months, with a focus on treatment-resistant depression.