“Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is a process that allows practitioners to maintain, enhance and advance their professional knowledge and skills. It also plays a central role in personal development and growth, allowing practitioners to reach their full potential. CPD provides quality assurance and standards for the profession. It also helps to guarantee the safety of the public hence preserving the integrity of practitioners and the profession. Requirements for annual renewal of accreditation for therapists is at least 30 hours of CPD.”

(Excerpt from www.iacp.ie)

​I  am an accredited member of The Irish Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy  and Continuous Professional Development is an implemented requirement of this membership. We are now reaccredited annually as opposed to five yearly. I will update this page on the anniversary of my accreditation allowing you to see the CPD I have completed in the previous year and the work I am doing currently.
​2021 CPD GOALS
I have been offered a place with Hakomi London to attend  the Preparation for Hakomi Practitioner Certification  course, 14th March - 17th September 2021.
I will also be attending other Hakomi Ireland and Hakomi London trainings, Hakomi Supervison and Hakomi Therapy throughout this year.

As a Clinical Supervisor I will be attending various iacp Supervsior forums to support my CPD requirements for 2021.
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Dublin Counselling & Therapy Centre, Diploma in Supervision  - QUALIFIED AND ACCREDITED  DECEMBER 2017   



​“ ‘ a quintessential interpersonal interaction with the general goal that one person, the supervisor, meets with another, the supervisee, in an effort to make the latter more effective in helping people.”

                                                                                                                                             (Hawkins, Shohet 2000:50 (Hess 1980:25)