Membership
Being a member of a professional body shows you that your therapist has reached a particular level of competency in their profession. The level of membership relates to the amount of their training and experience. For membership to continue, the therapist will have to meet the requirements of the professional body. This usually includes attending a minimum number of supervision sessions per year, and a minimum number of hours of professional development. In addition, professional bodies, such as the Australian Counselling Association have codes of ethics that members are required to follow. So if your therapist is a member of a particular organisation, you know that they have a certain level of training, experience, and ethical competency. In other words, they meet the required standards of their profession.
Pauline is a member of the following professional bodies:
Australian Counselling Association (ACA), Qld.
ACA College of Supervisors, QLD.
Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA), Vic.
The following memberships relate to completion of training only:
International Coaching Council (ICC), NSW.
MiCBT Institute, Tasmania.
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