Senior Accredited Member (Non-Clinical)

COSRT’s Senior Accredited (Non-Clinical) Membership is a senior status for those not in practice, but involved in supporting the delivery of Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy, or Relationship Therapy.  It illustrates a therapist’s highly advanced skills and experience.  It is awarded through a comprehensive process which includes rigorous assessment.

Benefits

As a Senior Accredited (Non-Clinical) Member you will not be placed on the COSRT Registers.

Members within this category benefit from:

  • Use of the AccCOSRT(sen) designatory letters.
  • An Accreditation certificate.
  • A personalised logo for professional use complete with Accreditation number.
  • 15% off Routledge-published books.
  • Up to 25% off specialist insurance from Oxygen.
  • Access to Practice Guidelines to aid professional activity.
  • All issues of the COSRT “Good Therapy” publication.
  • Free subscription to the Journal of Sexual and Relationship Therapy.
  • Electronic access to two other selected academic journals.
  • Member-rate ticket price for COSRT Conferences.
  • Discount on COSRT training.
  • Access to accredited EMDR training.

Key Eligibility

Applicants must show they have:

  • Been a COSRT Accredited Member for at least five years.
  • Practiced as a Psychosexual and Relationship Therapist and/or Relationship Therapist for at least six years.
  • Completed 300 hours supervised practice in Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy and/or Relationship Therapy since you first achieved Accredited status at COSRT.

Cost

Annual membership is £230 per year running from 1st January to 31st December.  A reduced fee of £180 available if applicants supply proof they are currently in receipt of income-related benefits.

Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy Senior Accreditation

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Relationship Therapy Senior Accreditation

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Case Study and Assessment Guidance

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