Code of Practice

As a member of CFAR I adhere to its professional Code of Ethics, which can be found here. The purpose of such a code is to protect clients from professional malpractice and/or negligence. It does not presume to specify the theoretical status of ethics within psychoanalysis.

I am also bound by the Code of Professional Conduct of the College of Psychoanalysts - UK, which can be found here, and commit to uphold all sections of the UKCP Code of Ethics and Professional Practice.

Psychoanalysis relies on trust. The contents of discussions held during therapy are not written down or otherwise recorded in any way. I do not keep notes from sessions, and any discussion of my work is strictly confidential, shared only within the context of supervision and clinical development.

I collect data solely for appointment scheduling, invoicing, and tax purposes.