If you are a counsellor or psychotherapist, working in mental health in or near Herefordshire, or if you share a professional interest in mental health and therapy, you could support and join us as:
MCS is a membership-based organisation which works in a cooperative manner. There are several different membership types. All our members have voting rights at our Annual General Meeting, are invited to attend our Quarterly Business Meetings, and contribute to the growth and development of our charity. We send out regular newsletters to all our members.
Different types of membership include:

**IMPORTANT UPDATE** The time and format of this group has now changed. It is now an Online, lunchtime group from 1:30 to 2:30.
The Reflective Practice Group was set up to support our in-house counsellors and psychotherapists, support and provide value to our professional associate members, and to provide a community-based support for counsellors and psychotherapists local to Herefordshire. This is not a course. It’s a network of professionals coming together to discuss subjects or issues they face in the work environment.
Discussions coming up:
6th May 26 – Working with clients who self-injure
3rd Jun 26 – Working with money issues
1st Jul 26 – Reviewing your working practice
2nd Sept 26 – AI – working with and working against us
7th Oct 26 – Attraction, lust and love in counselling and therapy
4th Nov – Empathy Strain /compassion fatigue
2nd Dec – Working with religious beliefs
For more information or to attend, contact Helenmiskin@marchescounselling.org
If you are a counsellor or psychotherapist, working in mental health in or near Herefordshire, you may like to come to one of our study days. We have several coming up.
16th May (9:30 to 3:00) – Spirituality in the Therapy Room
27th June (9:30 to 2:30) – Understanding your Attachment Patterns
19th September (9:30 to 3:00) – Working with Neurodiversity
£35 each or £90 for all 3 for counsellors/psychotherapists.
Book your spot today, or contact admin@marchescounselling.org for more information.

Quarterly meetings facilitated by members for focused clinical discussion.

Access to MCS organised workshops and study days for a reduced fee.

Fortnightly meetings for two hours in groups of up to four counsellors with a qualified supervisor to meet BACP standards.

An opportunity to consider how life and work is impacting upon us with a qualified group analyst.

An opportunity to think about the development of counselling within the community at MCS business meetings.