HACP – Hampshire Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy Limited
Use our HACP directory to search for and connect with Counsellors and Psychotherapists local to you in Hampshire
Connect with a Counsellor Or Psychotherapist
HACP was set up to help you
The Hampshire Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy Limited (HACP) is here to connect counsellors and psychotherapists with each other and with clients.
HACP was set up in 1990 and is a non-profit membership organisation for counsellors and psychotherapists, as well as those who work using such skills or have an interest in doing so.
- For people seeking help from a professional counsellor or psychotherapist, the organisation offers a directory of qualified, registered therapists.
- For counsellors and psychotherapists, HACP provides training, support and networking opportunities for professionals and counselling students in and around Hampshire, UK.
HACP Membership
Being a member of the HACP has many benefits
Events for our members
HACP offers evening meetings/talks, CPD/training days, and bi-annual conferences for counsellors, psychotherapists and those interested in the professions. These events also provide networking opportunities.
Most of our evening talks are in-person in Chandler’s Ford with simultaneous live-streaming. Some talks are presented online only. Click on individual event/talk information for further details. As an HACP member, you can attend evening talks in person free of charge with no need to book.
Training days may be booked by logging into your membership account on your MemberMojo page, or by emailing our administrator at info@hacp.co.uk. Members enjoy preferential rates for training days. (Please note, HACP does not offer refunds or transfers for training days, except in exceptional circumstances and at the discretion of the HACP committee.)
Click “View Calendar” beneath the list of the next few meetings/events to see our full list of evening talks and training days.
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Qualified Professionals
All of our professional members listed on the HACP directory belong to recognised national professional regulatory organisations such as the BACP, the UKCP or the NCPS at the time they apply to join the directory. These organisations provide ethical guidelines to which practitioners are required to adhere, and complaints procedures.
Members’ qualifications and professional memberships are checked when members apply to join the HACP directory and are periodically reviewed. HACP recommends that you also do your own research into any therapist’s qualifications and professional membership status.
A local service
HACP was set up in 1990 and has grown to a 300+ membership.