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14.08.2026
We re-publish Christopher Perryer’s determination in full: this was until recently published by the BPC (at https://www.bpc.org.uk/regulation/complaints-decisions/ ) but was removed from the public eye by them – for insufficient reasons. Thank you people in BPC for correcting this wrong!
We believe that all cases – where guilt is found – should always be published, to protect the public. Do you? Tell us at ouradd@protonmail.com
And if this photo is of you, and you are not Christopher Perryer (who had their membership of BPC removed) please tell us immediately – and we apologise sincerely for attributing your image to yet another of these abusive and manipulative Psychoanalysts- found guilty of harming the public.
There are many of them out there and we were given the wrong image – and are sincerely sorry and will do what we can to correct the situation, right away.
We will update this website again, as more information floods in – we are doing this on a shoestring budget, for you – the public.
Our Calls Have Been Answered!
25.06.2026
We made a mistake when we initially called for historic information relating to the ‘Perryn’ case. We apologise and are grateful to those who corrected us (and apologies to anyone called ‘Perryn’!) Perryer is his name -CHRISTOPHER PERRYER. Please send us stuff, for us to help you (and everyone) lead safer and better lives.
More importantly, our wider appeal has been heard.
We asked the BPC, members of the public, current and former colleagues at the BPC, and anyone else with relevant information to send us public determinations and other material concerning psychoanalysts who (after official investigation) have abused positions of trust, power, or professional responsibility over their patients, and the public.
Thank you to everyone who has responded, – photos, emails, official reports. Watch this space – we will publish some of them when we have time (we have work to do, and no money for this)!
If you have further material, we would be very grateful to receive it. Any information you provide will be handled with appropriate confidentiality and sensitivity. Our default position is always to minimise harm while promoting transparency in matters of genuine public interest. We promise – we have no funding, not staff, so please correct us when we have errored and we will do the very best we can to repair the situation. Pretty please! Make us, better for you.
We are concerned that the BPC has archived—or, from our the public’s perspective, removed—important determinations relating to former registrants. We believe that findings concerning serious professional misconduct should remain publicly accessible so that patients, families, researchers, journalists, and the wider public can make informed decisions.
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