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Home › Careers, education & training › Society qualifications › Counselling psychology

Counselling psychology

The Society offers the Qualification in Counselling Psychology (QCoP).

If you want to practice as a Counselling Psychologist in the this is one of the main routes. By taking this route you will be able to apply for Chartered Membership of the Society, Full Membership of the Division of Counselling Psychology and be eligible to apply for registration with the Health Professions Council (HPC) as a Counselling Psychologist.

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