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National Standards | Interview with Philip Armstrong | CEO VMHPAA

from Practice Momentum - Private Practice Business Coaching Podcast · host Dr Brooklyn Storme

Sign the petition and have your voice heard Join the VMHPAA In this interview (which you can watch on YouTube), I interview Philip Armstrong, the CEO of the Vocational Mental Health Professionals Association of Australia about the draft National Standards.  We talk about:  The origin of the National Standards for Counsellors and Psychotherapists Implications for Counsellors with a vocational qualification, such as a Diploma or Advanced Diploma Removal of ability to run a private practice Removal of recognition as a qualified practitioner Removal of ability to supervise  Contact or practice hours mentioned in the Standards Licensing requirements and pathways for Counsellors What happens to existing clients of Counsellors in private practice with a Diploma And more It's all here for you in today's edition of the Private Practice Podcast with Dr Brooklyn Storme PhD #counsellors #nationalstandards #nationalstandardsforcounsellors 

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