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Introducing the Bristol Psychotherapy Association
The BPA was established in 1977 to foster the development of psychotherapeutic work in Bristol. It is an independent, non profit making membership organisation which promotes the practice, study and teaching of counselling and psychotherapy. It does not itself provide training or accreditiation.
Membership is open to anyone whose work or training involves them in practice, education or training in psychotherapy, counselling or related fields. Visit the membership page to find out how to become a member of BPA.
Evening meetings are normally held on Mondays in the Randall Room at the Pembroke Road end of Alma Vale Road in Clifton (see a link to this location on google maps).
Meetings are free to members of the BPA or a small charge (£8) is made for non-members for each meeting. Refreshments are available before the talk, offering an opportunity for informal contact. A bookstall may be provided at some meetings.
Members also receive a termly issue of the Bulletin, which includes information about forthcoming events, articles, letters and other contributions of interest. Read the latest edition of the Bulletin.
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