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There is still time to book your place at Threads across the divide: weaving connections in a fragmented world, taking place on 19–20 June at Mary Ward House, Bloomsbury. This two-day UKCP conference features thought-provoking talks and workshops on connection, division and the therapeutic relationship. Speakers include Debbie Livingston, Geoff Hopping, Julie Sale, Karen Rawden, Dr Dwight Turner and more. Open to practitioners from all organisations. Book your place today.

CPD that meets you where practice is today. UKCP Conference 2026 is open to all practitioners. Threads across the divide: weaving connections in a fragmented world takes place on 19–20 June at Mary Ward House, Bloomsbury. This two-day event provides CPD on the issues shaping modern psychotherapy, including the impact of technology and cybertrauma on clients, neurodivergence and the therapeutic alliance, working with relational diversity and ethics in a fractured world. Speakers include Dr Paula Hall, Nick Totton, Dr Dwight Turner, Mamood Ahmad, Sheetal Amin and more. Open to psychotherapists, psychotherapeutic counsellors and practitioners from all professional backgrounds and organisations.

Spaces are still available at UKCP Conference 2026. Join practitioners from across the profession in London this June. Threads across the divide: weaving connections in a fragmented world takes place on 19–20 June at Mary Ward House, Bloomsbury. Talks and workshops explore connection, division and the therapeutic relationship, with sessions on neurodivergence, trauma, ethics, identity and relational diversity. Speakers include Dr Linda Finlay Julie Stone, Susie Orbach, Paul Hoggett, Niki D and more Don't miss your chance to be part of this thought-provoking event. Tickets are available to purchase for an individual day or both days of our conference. Open to practitioners from all organisations.

Practitioners from all organisations welcome. UKCP conference 2026 – Threads across the divide: weaving connections in a fragmented world takes place on 19–20 June at Mary Ward House, Bloomsbury. This two-day event brings together established and emerging voices in psychotherapy to explore how we can foster meaningful human connection in times of increasing isolation. Talks and workshops cover the therapeutic relationship, neurodivergence, trauma, ethics, identity and relational diversity. Our speaker line-up includes Susie Orbach, Paul Hoggett, Dr Catherine Knibbs, Eamon McCrory, Dr Paula Hall, Dr Dwight Turner and more. Open to psychotherapists, psychotherapeutic counsellors and practitioners from all professional backgrounds and organisations.

Practitioners from all organisations welcome. UKCP conference 2026 – Threads across the divide: weaving connections in a fragmented world takes place on 19–20 June at Mary Ward House, Bloomsbury. This two-day event brings together established and emerging voices in psychotherapy to explore how we can foster meaningful human connection in times of increasing isolation. Talks and workshops cover the therapeutic relationship, neurodivergence, trauma, ethics, identity and relational diversity. Our speaker line-up includes Susie Orbach, Paul Hoggett, Dr Catherine Knibbs, Eamon McCrory, Dr Paula Hall, Dr Dwight Turner and more. Open to psychotherapists, psychotherapeutic counsellors and practitioners from all professional backgrounds and organisations.

Spaces are still available at UKCP Conference 2026. Join practitioners from across the profession in London this June. Threads across the divide: weaving connections in a fragmented world takes place on 19–20 June at Mary Ward House, Bloomsbury. Talks and workshops explore connection, division and the therapeutic relationship, with sessions on neurodivergence, trauma, ethics, identity and relational diversity. Speakers include Dr Linda Finlay Julie Stone, Susie Orbach, Paul Hoggett, Niki D and more Don't miss your chance to be part of this thought-provoking event. Tickets are available to purchase for an individual day or both days of our conference. Open to practitioners from all organisations.