About CCOPPP - Canterbury Consortium Of Psychoanalytic & Psychodynamic Psychotherapists

The Consortium has various functions in relation to the regulation of the profession and the validation and recommendation of new qualified psychotherapist for registration with the UKCP. CCOPPP holds the Codes of Ethics and Practice to which all Professional Members are bound and it has a Complaints Procedure for the investigation of complaints against its members.

Complaints and appeals procedure: All Professional Members of the Canterbury Consortium of Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic Psychotherapists (CCOPPP) are required to adhere to the Complaints and Disciplinary Procedures. For a copy of the Complaints Procedure please contact the Chair of CCOPPP.

Council officers
Membership
Consortium activities
What is Psychoanalytic & Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
The low cost therapy scheme
Psychotherapy at the University of Kent

The Consortium also provides support to practitioners and encourage interest in psychotherapy within Kent. To this end it offers:

Lectures and workshops: Events on clinical themes for members and for interested members of the public. These usually comprise an annual lecture and half-day Saturday workshops at the University of Kent in Canterbury.

Professional development: Continuing registration with professional bodies is likely to depend on evidence of on-going training and education. The Consortium acts as a forum for developing short courses or groups related to clinical work for those working in the area. Attendances at some events are limited to Professional members.

Other services: The Consortium keeps a register of professional members and will make this available to outside organisations or individuals on request. In addition some of its members are available to provide training, consultancy, assessment, supervision or psychotherapy services.