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Policies & Procedures

The British Psychotherapy Foundation (bpf) is a training provider, a professional membership body and a provider of low-fee psychotherapy to the public. This page brings together the policies that govern each part of our work.

Applicants and Students

The regulations, policies and procedures that apply to your studies are on our Student Policies and Regulations page and in the bpf Student Handbook. These include academic appeals, student complaints, fitness to practise, admissions complaints, tuition fees and our student terms and conditions.

Members and Patients

Our members and trainees follow the codes of practice of the British Psychoanalytic Council (BPC) and the Association of Child Psychotherapists (ACP). Here you’ll find our ethical code, professional standards guidelines and safeguarding guidance.

Governance

How the bpf is run, including our Articles of Association, Board, Audit and Risk Committee, trustee handbook and annual reports.

Everyone

How to make a complaint, our privacy notice, cookie policy, website terms and conditions, our equality, diversity and accessibility statements, and our policy on supporting vulnerable supporters.


Applicants and Students

Policies that apply to your application and your studies with us.

Student Policies and Regulations
Admissions Complaints Procedure (PDF)
Credit Control Policy (PDF)
Fees

Members and Patients

The standards our members and trainees work to.

Code of Conduct
Ethics
Professional Standards Guidelines (PDF)
Safeguarding

Governance

How the bpf is governed and held to account.

Governance Review
Trustee Handbook
Articles of Association
Board of Trustees
Audit and Risk Committee
Annual Reports

Everyone

Policies that apply to anyone who uses our services, supports us or visits this website.

Complaints
Privacy Notice
Cookie Policy
Terms & Conditions
Vulnerable Supporter Policy (PDF)
Diversity Statement
Investors in Diversity
Accessibility Statement

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