Child Psychotherapy Council presents:
Case Presentation and Discussion:
Based on Play as a Mode of Practice
7pm to 8.30pm on Zoom, Thursday 29th January 2026
The Child Psychotherapy Council, or CPC, represents the profession of child psychotherapy across all modalities in the UK and beyond. We are dedicated to the advancement of child psychotherapy as a distinct profession within the field of child and adolescent mental health.
As a registered charity, the Child Psychotherapy Council engages with practitioners, training organisations, regulators, policy makers, statutory and non-statutory mental health organisations for children, young people, families and the general public.
Our goal is to promote and maintain the highest standards of psychotherapeutic services for children and young people. Ensuring that only the highest quality, most developmentally appropriate mental health services are offered to children and their families – both privately and in the public sector.
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Upcoming events
January, 29th: Case Presentation and Discussion: Based on Play as a Mode of Practice (7pm to 8.30pm on Zoom)
February, 24th: Discussion about the influence of AI on the child
March, 26th: Discussion about bringing Nature into Child Psychotherapy
April, 28th: Child Psychotherapy Case Presentation
May, 21st: Gaming addiction and the young person
June, 30th: Discussion on Child Psychotherapy as a whole school support in a primary school
Would you like to be part of our team?
This is an exciting opportunity to actively contribute to the continued development of the Child Psychotherapy Council by joining one of our committees.
We are a charity created by a team with a shared vision to build a home and community for child psychotherapy professionals. We are currently looking for volunteers to join the Communications and Ethics committees.
If you would like to be a part of this collaborative project, we encourage you to get in touch. Previous volunteer experience is a plus but not essential.
