EPISODE · May 18, 2026 · 37 MIN
How do you manage when your workload leaves no space to breathe?
from Let's Talk about CBT- Members Matters · host BABCP
Your hosts Rachel Handley, Steph Curnow and Helen Macdonald are back with your monthly member updates from across BABCP. Helen introduces you to Erin Graham, BABCP's Accreditation and Registration Liaison Manager. You'll hear how Erin and her team work to support members through the accreditation and registration process, the challenges of growing demand, and her personal commitment to advocating for wellbeing practitioners. In 'Spotlight On', Steph chats with James Gregory and Helena Drury from the Hoarding Special Interest Group, exploring their work to raise awareness of hoarding disorder, build CBT therapists' confidence in working with this client group, and develop accessible treatment pathways across the UK. In 'Ask Me Anything', Helen responds to a member's concern about being scheduled back-to-back clients with no time to write notes or address risk queries. She talks through the clinical, ethical, and wellbeing considerations that make protected time between sessions not just important, but essential. This podcast is made for you, the BABCP Members, so why not get in touch and send your questions to our Senior Clinical Advisor for 'Ask Me Anything' or tell us what's important to you for your CBT practice. Email us: [email protected] Links and resources: Join a Special Interest Group (SIG): https://babcp.com/Membership/Special-Interest-Groups Find a CBT supervisor on the CBT Register: https://www.cbtregisteruk.com Check out our other podcasts Let's Talk About CBT, Practice Matters, and Research Matters in our podcasts hub: https://babcp.com/Podcasts Contact us: [email protected] New episodes every month. If you subscribe now, you'll get every episode to your feed!
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