Retired Accredited Membership status is available to any current or past IACP Accredited Member who has permanently ceased practising, in a paid or voluntary capacity, as a Counsellor / Psychotherapist and who want to remain connected to IACP, to contribute to IACP affairs and to access IACP events and benefits.
- Retired Accredited Members must adhere to the IACP Code of Ethics
- Retired Accredited Members may refer to themselves as “IACP Retired Accredited Member” only and they may not use the IACP Accredited Member logo or present themselves other than “IACP Retired Accredited Member” on any marketing or promotional materials, including printed and electronic
- Retired Accredited Member may not practice as an IACP Counsellor / Psychotherapist
NOTE: Renewal of accreditation and meeting the requirements for acreditation renewal are not necessary.
Annual membership fee is €50
Retired Accredited Members will not be listed on the IACP Referral Database
Application Form - Retired Accredited Membership status
(PDF 176KB)
Download, complete and send application for approval to xxxxx@xxxxx.xx
- Quarterly Journal: The IACP journal 'the Irish Journal of Counselling & Psychotherapy' including articles, ‘Notice Board’ and Advertising is sent to members four times a year.
- E-news: Regular e-mail circular containing information and employment / placement opportunities.
- IACP Membership Card: The IACP Membership card in conjunction with Countdown Ireland offers IACP members not only official recognition of their IACP membership but also the ability to benefit from a wide range of deals nationwide.
- Reduced rate to attend the IACP Annual Conference: The new annual conference is a great opportunity to meet other members, to hear keynote speakers, attend the Gala Dinner with Carl Berkeley Memorial Award and take part in different Counselling & Psychotherapy workshops.
- Online IACP Member's Area: Retired members can still access IACP's Members Area and the online CPD portal.
- Attendance at AGM: The AGM is a good opportunity for you to ensure that you are fully informed of current policies, standards and activities. It is also a great opportunity to network with colleagues and fellow members (retired members cannot vote).