A listening, caring society that values people's well-being.
COSCA’s Aims:
As Scotland's professional body for counselling and
psychotherapy, COSCA seeks:
to advance and support all forms of counselling, psychotherapy, and the use of counselling skills
to promote high quality counselling supervision and continuing professional development for all individuals and agencies delivering counselling services and education in Scotland.
COSCA's Core Values:
COSCA believes that every client has a right to:
be able to make informed choices about counselling and psychotherapy services
have access to an assured quality service
have access to a suitable complaints procedure
COSCA believes that every counsellor, psychotherapist and user of counselling skills in Scotland should:
adhere to an established ethical framework for good practice in counselling, psychotherapy and counselling skills
be an individual/organisational member of an appropriate body
have appropriate training
have easy access to a full range of fairly priced professional support
Information and Help
COSCA provides information and help with:
Counselling, psychotherapy and counselling skills
Finding a counsellor/psychotherapist
Counselling services
Ethics
Finding a training Courses
Validation of courses
Finding a supervisor
Accreditation as a counsellor/psychotherapist or trainer
Vacancies in the counselling/psychotherapy field
Counselling/research events
Recognition Scheme for Organisations
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COSCA (Counselling and Psychotherapy in Scotland) is a voluntary organisation and Charity registered in
Scotland No. SC018887 and a Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee Registered in Scotland No. 142360.