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Training Standards, and different accrediting bodies

burkmeister · 2014-03-14 17:11:47

I came across a very interesting article in the latest edition of 'Inside Out'. It really brings things up to date. Prof Bill Shannon is the head of the IAPPC (www.iappcare.com) http://www.tivoliinstitute.com/news.php

14-03-2014 5:11pm

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burkmeister

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I came across a very interesting article in the latest edition of 'Inside Out'. It really brings things up to date. Prof Bill Shannon is the head of the IAPPC (www.iappcare.com)

http://www.tivoliinstitute.com/news.php

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#2 15-03-2014 8:42am

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burkmeister, please don't repeat your post on different threads. Once is enough. And there's no need to dig up ancient posts to do so either. JC

For those who didn't know, including myself IAPPC = Irish Association for Psychotherapy in Primary Care.

I'll add it to the Finding a Therapist sticky list of organisations.

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