Membership Grades and Fees

Yes

• Currently undertaking a Postgraduate Level  7 (UK) / Level 9 (Ireland) course in Play Therapy recognised by PTUK.
• Full trainee membership with PTUK is required.

• SDQ scores between 11 –21. No Children in Care (LAC), Adopted, or SGO clients.
• All clients must be discussed with  the member’s clinical supervisor before starting sessions.
• Trainees cannot charge for client sessions for placement hours until qualified.

All trainees are trained to work with children aged 4–13, but we recognise that some young people over 13 with additional needs or disabilities may still benefit from play therapy.

In these cases, trainees will only work where their competencies and training match the young person’s needs, and only start the work under consultation with the training provider, membership body and their clinical supervisor. 

• A ratio of 1:6, not to go over a fortnight between individual clinical supervisions whilst sessions are taking place.
• Supervision must be with a current PTUK supervisor who is allowed to work with trainees.

Members are required to:

• Comply with PTUK Membership Terms and Conditions. and other relevant policies – scroll to the bottom of the page to find all PTUK Policies
• Work in accordance with the PTUK Ethical Framework and within the competencies of their membership category.
• Not have a conflict of interest that may contravene the PTUK Membership Conflict of Interest policy.
• Hold a valid Professional and Public Liability Insurance cover.
• Maintain a current Enhanced DBS / Scottish PVG / Garda Vetting / Access NI criminal records check (as applicable to jurisdiction).
• Have an up-to-date Data Protection / GDPR policy in place.
• Have an up-to-date Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policy in place.
• Maintain valid Safeguarding Training ( PTUK members) /”Children First Online” training ( PTIRL members).
• Complete Prevent Training (PTUK members).
• Engage in regular supervision with a current PTUK / PTIRL / PTI-approved Supervisor.
• Keep all client records (including supervision records) up to date on Fortuna, Fortuna is our specialist data base management system created for our members to record their clinical data.

£75

€90

Yes

• Professionals who have been awarded a recognised qualification of at least Postgraduate Certificate in Therapeutic Play Skills level.
• Full Certified Therapeutic Play Practitioner membership required with PTUK

• Can provide client sessions within an organisation such as a school, charity or independent company on a self-employed or employed basis. Can be paid for their services by parent or school, charity or organisation.
• The practitioner can liaise with other professionals in a school with the parent’s knowledge. It would be best practice to obtain an SDQ from school staff and parent. If parent funding, contract can be written for parent regarding payment and school made aware of funding arrangements.
• SDQ scores no higher than 21. No Children in Care (LAC), Adopted, SGO clients.
• For all diploma trainees, all placement clients must be discussed with clinical supervisor before starting sessions and have a SDQ score over 21. These diploma clients cannot be charged sessions.

• A minimum of 1½ hours of supervision each month.
• Members with a high case load may need additional supervision. This should be discussed and agreed in supervision.
• Supervision must be with a registered PTUK supervisor who is a current member of PTUK.

Members are required to:

• Comply with PTUK Membership Terms and Conditions. and other relevant policies – scroll to the bottom of the page to find all PTUK Policies
• Work in accordance with the PTUK Ethical Framework and within the competencies of their membership category.
• Not have a conflict of interest that may contravene the PTUK Membership Conflict of Interest policy.
• Hold a valid Professional and Public Liability Insurance cover.
• Maintain a current Enhanced DBS / Scottish PVG / Garda Vetting / Access NI criminal records check (as applicable to jurisdiction).
• Have an up-to-date Data Protection / GDPR policy in place.
• Have an up-to-date Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policy in place.
• Maintain valid Safeguarding Training ( PTUK members) /”Children First Online” training ( PTIRL members).
• Complete Prevent Training (PTUK members).
• Engage in regular supervision with a current PTUK / PTIRL / PTI-approved Supervisor.
• Keep all client records (including supervision records) up to date on Fortuna, Fortuna is our specialist data base management system created for our members to record their clinical data.

£150

€180

Yes

• Completed and qualified at Postgraduate Diploma in Play Therapy level.
• 30 hours CPD needed each membership year.
• Full Certified Play Therapist membership

• Certified Play Therapists are permitted to work with any SDQ scores.
• Working with Children in Care (LAC), Adopted and SGO clients may be possibly with the correct training and experience before doing so, there is a document explaining this in member resources section (working with Children in Care (LAC), SGO and Adopted).
• Can work independently in their own practice. Ensuring risk assessment and health and safety checks and level 3 DSL safeguarding training is in place.

All trainees are trained to work with children aged 4–13, but we recognise that some young people over 13 with additional needs or disabilities may still benefit from play therapy.

In these cases, members will only work where their competencies and training match the young person’s needs, and only start the work under consultation with the training provider, membership body and their clinical supervisor.

• Certified play therapists must have a minimum of 1½ hours supervision each month.
• The 1½ hours is a minimum according to the client case load and complexity of the clients.
• Play therapists with a large caseload would need to make sure that there is enough time to discuss each case in supervision.
• Supervision must be with a registered PTUK supervisor who is a current member of PTUK.

Members are required to:

• Comply with PTUK Membership Terms and Conditions. and other relevant policies – scroll to the bottom of the page to find all PTUK Policies
• Work in accordance with the PTUK Ethical Framework and within the competencies of their membership category.
• Not have a conflict of interest that may contravene the PTUK Membership Conflict of Interest policy.
• Hold a valid Professional and Public Liability Insurance cover.
• Maintain a current Enhanced DBS / Scottish PVG / Garda Vetting / Access NI criminal records check (as applicable to jurisdiction).
• Have an up-to-date Data Protection / GDPR policy in place.
• Have an up-to-date Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policy in place.
• Maintain valid Safeguarding Training ( PTUK members) /”Children First Online” training ( PTIRL members).
• Complete Prevent Training (PTUK members).
• Engage in regular supervision with a current PTUK / PTIRL / PTI-approved Supervisor.
• Keep all client records (including supervision records) up to date on Fortuna, Fortuna is our specialist data base management system created for our members to record their clinical data.

£170

€205

Yes

• Professionals who have been awarded a recognised qualification of at least Postgraduate Diploma in Play Therapy level and have completed 450 hours of clinical practice.
• Full Certified Play Therapist membership

• Certified Play Therapists are permitted to work with any SDQ scores.
• Working with Children in Care (LAC), Adopted and SGO clients may be possibly with the correct training and experience before doing so, there is a document explaining this in member resources section (working with Children in Care (LAC), SGO and Adopted).
• Can work independently in their own practice. Ensuring risk assessment and health and safety checks and level 3 DSL safeguarding training is in place.
• Has 12 months post qualifying experience  and has completed a minimum of 450 clinical sessions inclusive of training.

4 – 12 years

• Accredited play therapists must have a minimum of 1½ hours supervision each month.
• The 1½ hours is a minimum according to the client case load and complexity of the clients.
• Play therapists with a large caseload would need to make sure that there is enough time to discuss each case in supervision.
• Supervision must be with a registered PTUK supervisor who is a current member of PTUK.

Members are required to:

• Comply with PTUK Membership Terms and Conditions. and other relevant policies – scroll to the bottom of the page to find all PTUK Policies
• Work in accordance with the PTUK Ethical Framework and within the competencies of their membership category.
• Not have a conflict of interest that may contravene the PTUK Membership Conflict of Interest policy.
• Hold a valid Professional and Public Liability Insurance cover.
• Maintain a current Enhanced DBS / Scottish PVG / Garda Vetting / Access NI criminal records check (as applicable to jurisdiction).
• Have an up-to-date Data Protection / GDPR policy in place.
• Have an up-to-date Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policy in place.
• Maintain valid Safeguarding Training ( PTUK members) /”Children First Online” training ( PTIRL members).
• Complete Prevent Training (PTUK members).
• Engage in regular supervision with a current PTUK / PTIRL / PTI-approved Supervisor.
• Keep all client records (including supervision records) up to date on Fortuna, Fortuna is our specialist data base management system created for our members to record their clinical data.

£180

€215

No

• Suitable for professionals therapeutically trained who have not completed their training through APAC but practice play therapy and qualified through an alternative organisation.
• Current members of PTUK/PTI who no longer wish to practice play therapy (example retiring from practice) but would still like to remain a member and receive continuous communications from us, such as campaigns, Good to Know, Play for Life, course and conference information.

N/A

N/A

Supervision is not required for members holding Associate Membership.

• Application form, CV & cover letter detailing last 10 years’ experience in play therapy.
• Current member who no longer wishes to practice play therapy should email directly to the Membership Office declaring they are no longer practising but still wish to remain part of PTUK and ask for their membership to be changed to Associate Member
• Members with Associate Membership will not be listed on the PTUK/PSA register and cannot practice under the umbrella of PTUK/PTI or use PTUK/PTI/PSA logos.

£50

€70

No

Members who enrolled on the APAC MA in Practice Based Play Therapy course and not practising play therapy and seeing clients

N/A

N/A

N/A

The MA is a research based only course, so members who are not practising play therapy must declare at application stage or membership renewal stage that they are NOT practising play therapy.

£75

€90

No

Trainee on APAC Postgraduate Certificate in Therapeutic Play Skills course who wishes to take time away for maternity leave

N/A

N/A

No requirement to access supervision whilst on maternity leave, However they would need to access supervision at the student ratio when they return.

Application/Approval to Marking Team & Course Director who must agree appropriate time away with member.

£75

€90

No

Trainee on APAC Postgraduate Certificate in Therapeutic Play Skills course who wishes to take time away because they have extenuating circumstances

N/A

N/A

No requirement to access supervision whilst on an interruption of studies. However, they would need to access supervision at the student ratio when they return.

Application/Approval to Marking Team & Course Director who must agree appropriate time away with member

£75

€90

No

Persons nominated by Directors CEO’s or Senior Management for Membership.

Honorary Membership is a prestigious title awarded by Play Therapy UK (PTUK) to individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to the field of play therapy or have significantly supported the aims and mission of PTUK.

This non-practising membership category recognises exceptional service, leadership or advocacy that has advanced the understanding, development, or delivery of therapeutic play and child mental health services. Honorary Members are nominated and appointed at the discretion of PTUK’s leadership and do not apply for this recognition.

While Honorary Members are not required to meet clinical practice or revalidation requirements, their contributions are deeply valued and celebrated within the PTUK community. This status is a reflection of PTUK’s commitment to acknowledging those who uphold and promote the highest standards in therapeutic work with children and young people.

N/A

N/A

N/A

• Decided by Directors, CEO’s & Senior Management
• No evidence required
• Not on PTUK/PSA register
• Members only receive continuous communications, campaigns, Good to Know, Play for Life, course and conference information

N/A

No

• For members who are not on a course accredited by PTUK/PTI and not seeing clients or offering supervision (e.g. qualified play therapists, on maternity leave, taking time off, have long term illness and no do not wish to practice play therapy or offer supervision)
• Members with the Non-Practising grade will still receive continuous communications, campaigns, Good to Know, Play for Life, course and conference information

N/A

N/A

No requirement to access supervision whilst they are not practising.

However, they would need to access supervision at the appropriate ratio when they return. For qualified members that would be a minimum of 1½ hours per month.

Members should notify the membership team in writing that they are no longer practising play therapy/seeing clients and wish to transfer/renew their membership to non-practising

£75

€90

Yes

• Completed and qualified at Postgraduate Diploma in Play Therapy level.
• 30 hours CPD needed each membership year.
• Completed and qualified Certified Play and Creative Arts Counsellor of Children and Young People.
• Full Certified Play Therapist membership
• Additional grading will appear on register

• Qualified to provide clinical supervision to trainees and qualified play therapists.

N/A

• Supervisors need a minimum of 1½ hours of supervision per month.
• Supervision must be with a registered PTUK supervisor who is a current member of PTUK.
• Supervisors who are also practicing play therapists must be accessing an appropriate amount of supervision for their caseload. There should be time to discuss all clients and supervisors therefore they may need additional supervision. This should be discussed and reviewed in supervision on a regular basis.

Members are required to:

• Comply with PTUK Membership Terms and Conditions. and other relevant policies – scroll to the bottom of the page to find all PTUK Policies
• Work in accordance with the PTUK Ethical Framework and within the competencies of their membership category.
• Not have a conflict of interest that may contravene the PTUK Membership Conflict of Interest policy.
• Hold a valid Professional and Public Liability Insurance cover.
• Maintain a current Enhanced DBS / Scottish PVG / Garda Vetting / Access NI criminal records check (as applicable to jurisdiction).
• Have an up-to-date Data Protection / GDPR policy in place.
• Have an up-to-date Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policy in place.
• Maintain valid Safeguarding Training ( PTUK members) /”Children First Online” training ( PTIRL members).
• Complete Prevent Training (PTUK members).
• Engage in regular supervision with a current PTUK / PTIRL / PTI-approved Supervisor.
• Keep all client records (including supervision records) up to date on Fortuna, Fortuna is our specialist data base management system created for our members to record their clinical data.

£170

€205

Yes

• Trained to PTUK Certified Supervisor of Play and Creative Arts Therapist standards plus 300+ hours post qualifying (trainee supervisor hours not included) of supervision delivered to date as Certified Supervisor
• Full Certified Play Therapist membership
• Additional grading will appear on register

• Qualified to provide clinical supervision to trainees and qualified play therapists.

N/A

• Senior supervisors need a minimum of 1½ hours of supervision per month.
• Supervision must be with a registered PTUK supervisor who is a current member of PTUK.
• Senior Supervisors who are also practicing play therapists must be accessing an appropriate amount of supervision for their caseload. There should be time to discuss all clients and supervisors therefore they may need additional supervision. This should be discussed and reviewed in supervision on a regular basis.

Members are required to:

• Comply with PTUK Membership Terms and Conditions. and other relevant policies – scroll to the bottom of the page to find all PTUK Policies
• Work in accordance with the PTUK Ethical Framework and within the competencies of their membership category.
• Not have a conflict of interest that may contravene the PTUK Membership Conflict of Interest policy.
• Hold a valid Professional and Public Liability Insurance cover.
• Maintain a current Enhanced DBS / Scottish PVG / Garda Vetting / Access NI criminal records check (as applicable to jurisdiction).
• Have an up-to-date Data Protection / GDPR policy in place.
• Have an up-to-date Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policy in place.
• Maintain valid Safeguarding Training ( PTUK members) /”Children First Online” training ( PTIRL members).
• Complete Prevent Training (PTUK members).
• Engage in regular supervision with a current PTUK / PTIRL / PTI-approved Supervisor.
• Keep all client records (including supervision records) up to date on Fortuna, Fortuna is our specialist data base management system created for our members to record their clinical data.

£180

€215

No

• Currently undertaking the APAC Post Qualifying Certificate in Clinical Supervision

N/A

N/A

• 1 hour of supervision for every 6 supervision sessions.
  A minimum of 30 minutes per month.
• This would be in addition to the minimum requirement of 1½ hours per month for practicing members.
• Supervision must be with a registered PTUK supervisor who is a current member of PTUK.

Members are required to:

• Comply with PTUK Membership Terms and Conditions. and other relevant policies – scroll to the bottom of the page to find all PTUK Policies
• Work in accordance with the PTUK Ethical Framework and within the competencies of their membership category.
• Not have a conflict of interest that may contravene the PTUK Membership Conflict of Interest policy.
• Hold a valid Professional and Public Liability Insurance cover.
• Maintain a current Enhanced DBS / Scottish PVG / Garda Vetting / Access NI criminal records check (as applicable to jurisdiction).
• Have an up-to-date Data Protection / GDPR policy in place.
• Have an up-to-date Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policy in place.
• Maintain valid Safeguarding Training ( PTUK members) /”Children First Online” training ( PTIRL members).
• Complete Prevent Training (PTUK members).
• Engage in regular supervision with a current PTUK / PTIRL / PTI-approved Supervisor.
• Keep all client records (including supervision records) up to date on Fortuna, Fortuna is our specialist data base management system created for our members to record their clinical data.

£70

€85

No

• Currently undertaking the APAC Post Qualifying Certificate in Filial Play Coaching.
• Therapeutically trained persons who wish to work with parents & families.
• Applicants must hold at least 100 hours supervised clinical experience of working with children using nondirective play

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• A minimum of 1 hour per month for filial play coaching whilst seeing clients.
  Total minimum of 8 hours of filial supervision during the 40 sessions of filial play coaching.
• The supervisor must be a qualified or trainee PTUK clinical supervisor who has also done the filial course with APAC.
• Supervision must be with a registered PTUK supervisor who is a current member of PTUK.

Members are required to:

• Comply with PTUK Membership Terms and Conditions. and other relevant policies – scroll to the bottom of the page to find all PTUK Policies
• Work in accordance with the PTUK Ethical Framework and within the competencies of their membership category.
• Not have a conflict of interest that may contravene the PTUK Membership Conflict of Interest policy.
• Hold a valid Professional and Public Liability Insurance cover.
• Maintain a current Enhanced DBS / Scottish PVG / Garda Vetting / Access NI criminal records check (as applicable to jurisdiction).
• Have an up-to-date Data Protection / GDPR policy in place.
• Have an up-to-date Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policy in place.
• Maintain valid Safeguarding Training ( PTUK members) /”Children First Online” training ( PTIRL members).
• Complete Prevent Training (PTUK members).
• Engage in regular supervision with a current PTUK / PTIRL / PTI-approved Supervisor.
• Keep all client records (including supervision records) up to date on Fortuna, Fortuna is our specialist data base management system created for our members to record their clinical data.

£70

€85

Yes

• Completed and qualified Certified Filial Play Coach
• Completed as a minimum, the Postgraduate Certificate in Therapeutic Play Skills (the grade on the PTUK / PTI Register appears as Certified Practitioner in Therapeutic Play Skills) with clinical experience working with children using non-directive therapeutic play.
• Or: Completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Play Therapy (the grade on the PTUK / PTI Register appears as Certified Play Therapist) with clinical experience working with children using non-directive therapeutic play.
• Certified Play Practitioner in Therapeutic Play Skills / Certified Play Therapist membership
• Additional grading will appear on register

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• Certified Play Therapists are permitted to work with any SDQ scores. Working with Children in Care (LAC), Adopted and SGO clients may be possibly with the correct training and experience before doing so, there is a document explaining this in member resources section (working with Children in Care (LAC), SGO and Adopted)
• Can work independently in their own practice. Ensuring risk assessment and health and safety checks and level 3 DSL safeguarding training is in place.

Parents of children aged 18 months – 12 years

• Qualified members must access a minimum of 1½ hours of supervision each month for clinical work (this could include play therapy and Filial play clients.)
• A qualified Filial Play Coach who is also a practicing play therapist and/or supervisor must access an appropriate amount of supervision for their caseload. There should be time to discuss all clients in supervision.
• The supervisor must also be a qualified or trainee PTUK clinical supervisor who has also done the filial course with APAC.
• The supervisor must also be a current member of PTUK.

Members are required to:

• Comply with PTUK Membership Terms and Conditions. and other relevant policies – scroll to the bottom of the page to find all PTUK Policies
• Work in accordance with the PTUK Ethical Framework and within the competencies of their membership category.
• Not have a conflict of interest that may contravene the PTUK Membership Conflict of Interest policy.
• Hold a valid Professional and Public Liability Insurance cover.
• Maintain a current Enhanced DBS / Scottish PVG / Garda Vetting / Access NI criminal records check (as applicable to jurisdiction).
• Have an up-to-date Data Protection / GDPR policy in place.
• Have an up-to-date Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policy in place.
• Maintain valid Safeguarding Training ( PTUK members) /”Children First Online” training ( PTIRL members).
• Complete Prevent Training (PTUK members).
• Engage in regular supervision with a current PTUK / PTIRL / PTI-approved Supervisor.
• Keep all client records (including supervision records) up to date on Fortuna, Fortuna is our specialist data base management system created for our members to record their clinical data.

£150

€180

No

• Currently undertaking the APAC Post Qualifying Certificate in Play and Creative Arts Counsellor of Children and Young People

• Qualified to work with children and young people/adolescence
• Certified Play Therapists are permitted to work with any SDQ scores. Working with Children in Care (LAC), Adopted and SGO clients may be possible with the correct training and experience before doing so, there is a document explaining this in member resources sections (working with Children in Care (LAC), SGO and Adopted)
• Can work independently in their own practice ensuring risk assessment, health and safety checks and level 3 DSL safeguarding training is in place.

10 – 18 years

• 1 hour of supervision for every 6 sessions
• A minimum of 30 minutes of supervision per month
• For any CYP clients, this work must be supervised with a PTUK registered supervisor holding the correct qualification as outlined on the course.
• The supervisor should also be CYP trained (with APAC) or if they hold another equivalent external qualification this will need to be verified by PTUK

Members are required to:

• Comply with PTUK Membership Terms and Conditions. and other relevant policies – scroll to the bottom of the page to find all PTUK Policies
• Work in accordance with the PTUK Ethical Framework and within the competencies of their membership category.
• Not have a conflict of interest that may contravene the PTUK Membership Conflict of Interest policy.
• Hold a valid Professional and Public Liability Insurance cover.
• Maintain a current Enhanced DBS / Scottish PVG / Garda Vetting / Access NI criminal records check (as applicable to jurisdiction).
• Have an up-to-date Data Protection / GDPR policy in place.
• Have an up-to-date Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policy in place.
• Maintain valid Safeguarding Training ( PTUK members) /”Children First Online” training ( PTIRL members).
• Complete Prevent Training (PTUK members).
• Engage in regular supervision with a current PTUK / PTIRL / PTI-approved Supervisor.
• Keep all client records (including supervision records) up to date on Fortuna, Fortuna is our specialist data base management system created for our members to record their clinical data.

£70

€85

Yes

• Completed and qualified at Postgraduate Diploma in Play Therapy level.
• Completed and qualified Certified Play and Creative Arts Counsellor of Children and Young People.
• Full Certified Play Therapist membership
• Additional grading will appear on register

• Certified Play Therapists are permitted to work with any SDQ scores. Working with Children in Care (LAC), Adopted and SGO clients may be possibly with the correct training and experience before doing so, there is a document explaining this in member resources section (working with Children in Care (LAC), SGO and Adopted)
• Can work independently in their own practice. Ensuring risk assessment and health and safety checks and level 3 DSL safeguarding training is in place.
• Qualified to work with children and young people/ adolescence.

10 – 18 years.

Whilst Training
1 hour of supervision for every 6 sessions.
A minimum of 30 minutes of supervision per month.

For any CYP clients, this work must be supervised with a PTUK registered supervisor holding the correct qualifications as outlined on the course.
The supervisor should also be CYP trained (with APAC) or if they hold another equivalent external qualification this will need to be verified by PTUK.

For Qualified
This work must be supervised with a PTUK registered supervisor holding the correct qualifications as outlined on the course.
The supervisor should also be CYP trained (with APAC) or if they hold another equivalent external qualification this will need to be verified by PTUK.

Qualified members must access a minimum of 1½ hours per month of supervision for clinical work (this could include play therapy and CYP clients.)
The supervisor must be a current member of PTUK.

Members are required to:

• Comply with PTUK Membership Terms and Conditions. and other relevant policies – scroll to the bottom of the page to find all PTUK Policies
• Work in accordance with the PTUK Ethical Framework and within the competencies of their membership category.
• Not have a conflict of interest that may contravene the PTUK Membership Conflict of Interest policy.
• Hold a valid Professional and Public Liability Insurance cover.
• Maintain a current Enhanced DBS / Scottish PVG / Garda Vetting / Access NI criminal records check (as applicable to jurisdiction).
• Have an up-to-date Data Protection / GDPR policy in place.
• Have an up-to-date Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policy in place.
• Maintain valid Safeguarding Training ( PTUK members) /”Children First Online” training ( PTIRL members).
• Complete Prevent Training (PTUK members).
• Engage in regular supervision with a current PTUK / PTIRL / PTI-approved Supervisor.
• Keep all client records (including supervision records) up to date on Fortuna, Fortuna is our specialist data base management system created for our members to record their clinical data.

£150

€180

No

• Currently undertaking the APAC Post Qualifying Certificate in Play and Creative Arts Counsellor of Children and Young People

• Qualified to work with children and young people/adolescence
• Certified Play Therapists are permitted to work with any SDQ scores. Working with Children in Care (LAC), Adopted and SGO clients may be possible with the correct training and experience before doing so, there is a document explaining this in member resources sections (working with Children in Care (LAC), SGO and Adopted)
• Can work independently in their own practice ensuring risk assessment, health and safety checks and level 3 DSL safeguarding training is in place.

10 – 18 years

• 1 hour of supervision for every 6 sessions
• A minimum of 30 minutes of supervision per month
• For any CYP clients, this work must be supervised with a PTUK registered supervisor holding the correct qualification as outlined on the course.
• The supervisor should also be CYP trained (with APAC) or if they hold another equivalent external qualification this will need to be verified by PTUK

Members are required to:

• Comply with PTUK Membership Terms and Conditions. and other relevant policies – scroll to the bottom of the page to find all PTUK Policies
• Work in accordance with the PTUK Ethical Framework and within the competencies of their membership category.
• Not have a conflict of interest that may contravene the PTUK Membership Conflict of Interest policy.
• Hold a valid Professional and Public Liability Insurance cover.
• Maintain a current Enhanced DBS / Scottish PVG / Garda Vetting / Access NI criminal records check (as applicable to jurisdiction).
• Have an up-to-date Data Protection / GDPR policy in place.
• Have an up-to-date Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policy in place.
• Maintain valid Safeguarding Training ( PTUK members) /”Children First Online” training ( PTIRL members).
• Complete Prevent Training (PTUK members).
• Engage in regular supervision with a current PTUK / PTIRL / PTI-approved Supervisor.
• Keep all client records (including supervision records) up to date on Fortuna, Fortuna is our specialist data base management system created for our members to record their clinical data.

£70

€85