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pcsr locates psychotherapy and counselling in a social and political context by: • recognising the impact of the political dimension on the client-practitioner relationship • developing ideas about how social, political, environmental and cultural issues can be integrated into theory and practice • addressing and challenging racism, sexism, homophobia and classism as well as other forms of prejudice and discriminatory practice at all levels within our professions • campaigning for better provision of statutory and low-cost counselling or psychotherapy services pcsr is a forum for psychotherapists and counsellors who want to influence and broaden the political process by: • contributing psychological perspectives to debates on current social, cultural, environmental and political issues • developing new ways of dialogue that integrate the personal and political in our daily lives • engaging in with policy-makers and the media in ways that acknowledge diversity and discourage polarised thinking • generating action and launching campaigns pcsr membership is open to all who are interested in bringing counselling and psychotherapy into the public domain. PCSR HAS A NEW WEBSITE just click on http://pcsr-uk.ning and sign in You will be asked for a password: you just make one up and either save it on your computer or remember it for next time. Membership is moderated but applicants will generally get accepted within hours. CHECK OUT PCSR's facebook page: www.facebook.com/pages/PCSR/526122620732598 |
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