What do I do if I’m unhappy about something?
If therapy is going to facilitate change it will need to be
challenging at times and this will bring up all sorts of
feelings for the client, some of them may well be negative
feelings towards the therapist. When this happens
it’s usually most productive to work it through with
the therapist until some insight is gained. However if you
feel your therapist is in any way behaving unethically then
the UKCP has a complaints procedure which you are entitled
to use. Examples of unethical behaviour would be,
intentionally seeing the client in settings other than the
therapeutic one, forming a sexual relationship with a
client or disclosing confidential information to other
parties inappropriately or without the clients consent or
knowledge. For a full list of ethical guidelines see
www.ukcp.org.uk and ukcp
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