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Our Requirements
 
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Your
Professional Standing
You are either a
registered member of the ukcp in accordance with the
information publicised
at its site, and with an organisation that is a
member organisation of the Analytical
Psychology - Psychoanalytic & Psychodynamic Section
or the Humanistic
& Intergrative Psychotherapies Section; or if a
bacp member, then a clinician that uses the model of the
unconscious to inform your practice.
You will undertake to be
in supervision throughout the duration of your
association with lacap, at a rate that is consistent
with servicing that casework, and that is consistent
with the usual practices of your member organisation or
professional body. You will undertake all necessary
professional development to keep on top of your casework
requirements.
While lacap does not
require that you are in personal therapy whilst
associated with us, we would expect that if not you
could demonstrate in your application a substantial
history of such therapy, and reason for that stopping.
You will have private
professional indemnity insurance throughout the period
that you are associated with lacap.
Your practice will at all
times be consistent with the published ethics of your
professional organisation, and consistent with those
published by the ukcp or bacp.
You must undertake to
advise us at the earliest opportunity should you fail to
upkeep any of these requirements, or if personal
circumstances change in ways that effect your working
capacity.
You are expected to know
the limits of your practice, and to only undertake
casework volumes that are within that capacity, and to
refer onwards or otherwise mark for managements
attention cases that you are having difficulty treating
or where the patient is at risk. If you have
insufficient training or experience to undertake
assessments, that need not be a bar to you, but you
would need to withdraw from participating in the
assessment programme.
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Particular
Requirements
There are particular
requirements that are to do with undertaking referral
work from lacap.
You must consent for your
name, mobile phone & email, and professional profile
to be published on lacap’s website throughout the
duration of your association.
You must consent to keep
up-to-date & accurate records of the appointments
that you make using the on-line appointments diary.
You must ensure that your availability to receive new
work, for patient’s researching for appointment
bookings, is accurately published in the front-end
website for any period of the next fourteen days
You must consent to promptly
advise lacap of failures
to attend assessment meetings, the results of assessment
meetings, agreed periods of over 4 weeks where the
treatment has been ‘suspended’, returns to treatment
following breaks or cessations, cessations in
treatments, any patients in treatment that have asked to
be referred on within lacap, and any changes to the
patients contact details.
You must agree that for
the duration of your association with lacap not to offer
that, or agree that, you will receive that or any
patient that has been referred into your practice by
lacap ‘outside’ of lacap’s administrative and
clinical framework and structures.
You must agree that you
will operate fee charges and policy within your referred
casework that is consistent with and broadly in line
with that published by lacap.
You must agree to pay all
charges that you have incurred by using lacap’s
services promptly and correctly which are invoiced at
month-end.
Serious complaints
received about therapists work are referred on to that
therapists member or professional organisation, and
notwithstanding the result of any enquiry that might
proceed from that complaint, lacap might elect to
terminate its association. Notwithstanding that there
have been no actual complaints, if lacap has serious
reason to be dissatisfied with a therapists work, lacap
might elect to terminate that association. |
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