Consent
The agreement between a client and therapist is a professional, collaborative, working relationship where the therapist offers psychological treatment using clinical evidence and research. By either submitting a referral or attending sessions, you are consenting to the treatment.
You have the right to withdraw from the treatment at any time and you will have the opportunity to raise any concerns at any time within the sessions.
You have the right to withdraw from the treatment at any time and you will have the opportunity to raise any concerns at any time within the sessions.
Treatment Planning
The number of sessions and type of therapy will be guided by clinical need and rationale and will vary depending on numerous factors such as complexity and willingness of the client. Every four sessions, the therapist and service user will review the progress made and evaluate the need for more sessions.
Feedback and Complaints
You will be frequently given the opportunity to provide feedback within therapy sessions. You can provide constructive feedback at any time to your therapist. If you wish to make a complaint, please consult the BABCP's complaints procedure.
Emergencies
If, throughout the therapy process you feel as though you may be at risk to yourself or others, you must contact your GP and/or emergency services.
Your therapist may be unable to respond to messages immediately. If you leave a message, your therapist will endeavor to contact you at the earliest opportunity, however this may take 1-2 working days.
Your therapist may be unable to respond to messages immediately. If you leave a message, your therapist will endeavor to contact you at the earliest opportunity, however this may take 1-2 working days.
Ethics
As an accredited therapist with the BABCP, I will adhere to the BABCP Standards of Conduct, Performance and Ethics.