SCoPEd Framework

The future of the SCoPEd Framework

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The future of the SCoPEd framework

The SCoPEd framework continues to gain recognition and interest from various sectors. Commissioners and employers are increasingly relying on the SCoPEd framework to identify therapists whose qualifications and competences align with the specific roles they need. 

The framework’s impact is also extending beyond the UK. The PCPB has connected with a counselling and psychotherapy body from another country that has shown interest in creating a similar framework tailored to their region, highlighting the potential for SCoPEd to influence international standards. 

As the framework grows and adapts, it will continue to play a critical role in enhancing trust and clarity within the profession, ensuring that therapists meet consistent, high standards across various contexts. 

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Latest resources

Browse the latest resources from the PCPB including the SCoPEd framework.

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SCoPEd framework

SCoPEd framework January 2022 (amended 2025)

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Accessible Version

SCoPEd framework

SCoPEd framework January 2022 (amended 2025) – accessible version

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SCoPEd framework

SCoPEd methodology update January 2022

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