Mandarin Speaking Talk Therapy Practitioner Talk Therapy · Remote, London ·

GENERAL THERAPY
• 1 – 5 clients: £35 per session
• 6 or more clients: £40 per session
CBT/DBT/EMDR SPECIALIST (only if special request from university)
• 1 – 5 clients: £45 per session
• 6 or more clients: £50 per session

ProblemShared recognises that across the counselling and psychotherapy profession in the UK there are many different courses and therapeutic approaches. Within these trainings the approach to learning varies widely from academic/research based training and knowledge to holistic - body, mind and spiritual learning.

We welcome the creation of a rich and diverse community of practice to meet the needs of clients and enhance our profession.

ProblemShared is committed to creating an online community of excellence and offering clients high quality, professionally qualified and experienced practitioners and so believe a rigorous recruitment process is essential to building credibility and trust in our community.

We have therefore based our selection criteria on the requirements set out by BACP for registration and eligibility for accreditation and the current draft SCoPEd training and competency framework (July 2020).

We currently have three groups of practitioners which make up the ProblemShared Community of Practice;

  • Category A & B: Platform user, general referrals, university partner referrals
  • Category C: Platform user, general referrals, university and insurance company referrals

Training and Practice Requirements

All practitioners who are registered with ProblemShared must meet and demonstrate the following criteria before going live on the platform;

Category A

Category B

Category C

Training requirements

You must have completed and graduated from a BACP/UKCP/BPC/BPS accredited course or professional counselling or psychotherapy training that:

  • level 4 diploma or above
  • lasted at least two years (part-time) or one year (full-time)
  • included a supervised placement as an integral part of the training
  • covered theory, skills, professional issues and personal development
  • required an assessment of your competence at the end

You must have completed and graduated from a BACP/UKCP/BPC/BPS accredited course, or professional counselling or psychotherapy training that:

  • included at least 450 hours of tutor contact hours
  • lasted at least two years (part-time) or one year (full-time)
  • included a supervised placement as an integral part of the training
  • covered theory, skills, professional issues and personal development
  • required an assessment of your competence at the end

Supervised practice requirements

You must provide evidence that you:

  • have been in practice for 2 years or more
  • completed at least 150 hours of supervised practice post qualification,
  • been supervised for at least 1.5 hours a month throughout this period of practice.

Supervision requirements

You must have a current and ongoing contract for counselling or psychotherapy supervision for a minimum of 1.5 hours per month.

Professional membership

BACP/UKCP/BPS/NCS/COSCA

Insurance

You must hold valid professional indemnity insurance for £2,000,000 or more with cover for your practice and online therapeutic work.

UK Right to work

You must have proof of right to work in the UK, with UK clients, if some of your time is spent not working from an address in the UK.

Supervision requirements

You must have a current and ongoing contract for counselling or psychotherapy supervision for a minimum of 1.5 hours for each month you are practicing.

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