The Division of Counselling Psychology promotes the interests of Counselling Psychologists across the UK.
Committee
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Committee Members
Show contentChair
Dr Yetunde Ade-Serrano Chair Elect Past Chair Honorary Treasurer
Dr Ketan Patel Honorary Secretary (including responsibility for Culture and Difference within and across Ethnic Communities) Dr Yetunde Ade-Serrano Committee Member Professor Jill Wilkinson
Dr Khushbu Haria
Dr Rebecca Morland
Ms Helen Holmes
Communications Lead
Dr Neha Cattra Conference Lead
Ms Jill Mytton Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Lead
Vacant Counselling Psychology Review Editor (CPR)
The Counselling Psychology Review is an academic journal that is registered with EBSCO and is shortly to have an impact factor via SCOPUS. The CPR publishes empirical research and reviews which are of interest to Counselling Psychologists, but do not have to be about counselling psychology, or indeed by counselling psychologists. Please see previous issues here
Dr Gina Di Malta Culture and Difference within and across Ethnic Communities (CDEC) Lead Dr Yetunde Ade-Serrano
Dr Lorraine Gordon
Training Lead
Vacant DCoP Northern Ireland Chair
Dr Karen Kirby
DCoP Scotland Chair
Emily Pathe DCoP Wales Chair
Dr Jenny Nam DCoP Representative on UNITE Occupational Professional Committee Dr Yetunde Ade-Serrano
PsyPAG Representative Miss Jade Hardy Trainee Representative Lead
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Additional Representatives
Show contentDCoP Black and Asian Counselling Psychologists Group (BACPG)
Yetunde Ade-Serrano DCoP Cancer and Palliative Care
Vacant DCoP Disability Network
Nestor Becia DCoP North East
Lis Hammond DCoP North West
Didier Danillon DCoP Social Justice network
Rachel Tribe
Yannis Fromimos
DCoP South West
Christine Ramsey-Wade DCoP Spirituality Special Interest Group
Melody Cranbourne DCoP Working in the NHS network
Tom Elliot DCoP YoungWork Networking Group
Jon-Paul Marshall
Rosie Waterfield
E-letter Editor
DCoP Communications Team Website Editor
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DCoP Networks
Show contentThe DCoP also plays host to several networks and special groups dedicated to specific interests and areas of counselling psychology. You can find further information is here