This site documents published regulatory findings relating to psychoanalytic and psychotherapeutic practice.
Its purpose is straightforward:
to preserve and make accessible verified findings of professional misconduct – before they are, in effect, ‘disappeared’ from public view.
We are a small, independent and unfunded team with experience in public interest work, community engagement, and regulatory accountability.
In simple terms:
we are members of the public who believe this information should remain visible.
If you wish to contact us, please do so via the email provided. ouradd@protonmail.com
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Note on purpose
This site exists to support:
- transparency
- public awareness
- accountability in professional practice
It does not publish allegations, but formal regulatory findings.
Where serious misconduct has been established, transparency is -primarily- not punitive, it is protective to us.
Accountability protects the public, and visibility supports accountability.
Please complain to us at hello@bpc.org.uk if you think this is incorrect; we’d love to hear your views and will respect your confidentiality.