The National Council of Integrative Psychotherapists (NCIP) is a UK professional organization that sets standards for training and ethical practice in psychotherapy. It accredits therapists, coaches, hypnotherapists who have completed recognized training and follow established professional guidelines, helping ensure that their work is safe, structured, and aligned with evidence-based principles.
Ethical Standards I Follow in My Work. My work is guided by professional ethical standards set by the National Council of Integrative Psychotherapists (NCIP), a UK body that as well defines how therapy should be conducted safely, respectfully, and responsibly.
In practice, this means:
Your well-being comes first
Your interests, safety, and autonomy are always the priority.
Clear boundaries and respect
Our work stays professional, respectful, and free from any form of exploitation or pressure.
Confidentiality and privacy
Your information is handled with care, within clear legal and ethical limits.
Transparency from the beginning
You receive clear information about the process, methods, and conditions before we start.
Work within competence
I only use methods I am trained in, and refer further if something else would be more appropriate.
Ongoing supervision and development
My work is regularly reviewed and supported through professional supervision and continued training.
Ethical communication and honesty
No exaggerated claims — only approaches grounded in evidence and best clinical practice.
Respect for diversity
All clients are treated equally, regardless of background, identity, or life situation.
Safety and responsibility
If there is a risk of harm, appropriate steps are taken in line with professional guidelines.
Ethical Standards I Follow in My Work. My work is guided by professional ethical standards set by the National Council of Integrative Psychotherapists (NCIP), a UK body that as well defines how therapy should be conducted safely, respectfully, and responsibly.
In practice, this means:
Your well-being comes first
Your interests, safety, and autonomy are always the priority.
Clear boundaries and respect
Our work stays professional, respectful, and free from any form of exploitation or pressure.
Confidentiality and privacy
Your information is handled with care, within clear legal and ethical limits.
Transparency from the beginning
You receive clear information about the process, methods, and conditions before we start.
Work within competence
I only use methods I am trained in, and refer further if something else would be more appropriate.
Ongoing supervision and development
My work is regularly reviewed and supported through professional supervision and continued training.
Ethical communication and honesty
No exaggerated claims — only approaches grounded in evidence and best clinical practice.
Respect for diversity
All clients are treated equally, regardless of background, identity, or life situation.
Safety and responsibility
If there is a risk of harm, appropriate steps are taken in line with professional guidelines.
