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Welcome to episode 322 of the counselling tutor podcast.

I'm Rory and today we're addressing a critical issue that's generating widespread discussion,

both in the media among policy makers and also within the profession.

A recent landmark court case where a former therapist was ordered to pay over £200,000 in damages

for sexual abuse and rape of a client has brought the topic of regulation in counselling and psychotherapy into the spotlight.

In the first of three in-depth interviews with leading figures in the field,

together we'll unpack the complexities, challenges and the potential future of regulation

in our profession. My first guest is Dr. Anne Guy, a UKCP accredited psychotherapist

who shares her thoughts on regulation. And with that said,

it's over to you, Ke. Welcome to the counselling tutor podcast. The must listen to podcast for

counsellors, psychotherapists and counseling students.

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