Irish Association for Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapies

Thank you for visiting the online home of the Irish Association for Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapies.

As a BABCP family member, we are part of the lead organisation for CBT in the UK and Ireland.

As you will discover when accessing our webpages, we benefit from many of BABCP’s online resources which are grounded in 40 years of experience supporting a broad range of professionals involved in applying behavioural and cognitive approaches in settings such as health and social care, education and scientific research.

New IACBP Accreditation process will be available

All current BABCP accredited members who wish to hold an Irish Accreditation as a Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist are invited to apply for an IABCP Accreditation Certificate on their renewal date. Further details are available here

Joining IABCP is free to any member of BABCP

Visit www.babcp.com/join today and start to receive these benefits:

• Dedicated online resource and regular updates on CPD events organised by IABCP
• BABCP Accreditation is offered to members who meet specific criteria for Cognitive and/or Behavioural Psychotherapists, CBT Supervisors and CBT Trainers
• Annual and Spring conferences,workshops, masterclasses and CPD events organised across the UK and Ireland - with preferential rates and many delivered free
• Free copies of CBT Today, the official magazine of the BABCP family
• Free copies of the journal Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapy and free access to the online journal the Cognitive Behavioural Therapist - plus the opportunity to submit and publish articles for these high quality, peer-reviewed journals
• Access to research grants
• Access to a wide range of information and services via the BABCP website
• Automatic membership of the European Association for Behavioural & Cognitive Therapies, allowing members to attend the annual European Congress and tri-annual World Congress at preferential rates

I look forwarding to welcoming you soon!

Dr Brian Fitzmaurice
IABCP Chair