Accredited registers update 

Accreditation of the 26^th Accredited Register

We are pleased to announce that in August we accredited our 26^th Accredited Register; the UK Association for Humanistic Psychology Practitioners (UKAHPP).

The UKAHPP registers humanistic psychology practitioners; a modality of psychotherapy that focuses on the whole person. 

We look forward to working with the UKAHPP to promote the benefits of Accredited Registers.

NACAS research launch

In September, we attended the launch of the National Association of Care & Support Workers (NACAS) research report titled The Well-being of Professional Support Workers at the Houses of Parliament.

NACAS is a membership organisation for individuals employed in professional care and support in the social care sector in the UK and has expressed its intent to apply to the Accredited Registers programme.

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Did you miss our recent blogs about Accredited Registers?

If you have not seen our latest blogs about the programme, you can catch up:

• Untapped resources: how the Accredited Registers workforce can make a difference to public health in the UK. There is no doubt that the UK is facing numerous public health challenges – this blog looks at how the Accredited Registers workforce can play a key role in supporting public health and why they still remain an ‘untapped resource’

• Five years and counting…the success of Accredited Registers. In this blog, the Authority’s Chief Executive, Harry Cayton, celebrates the success of the programme but also underlines the ongoing need to raise awareness of Accredited Registers and their value

• The Accredited Registers programme: its role in professional regulation and how it adds to public protection. Never heard of Accredited Registers before? In this blog, we talk about the programme, why it exists and the gap it fills in public protection.

You can find all our blogs on our website.