Promoting Excellence In Psychological Health & Wellbeing
PPN Communities
This community of practice group is not currently being facilitated.
Previous meeting recordings can be viewed on our East of England Resources page.
Previous CoP meeting topics include:
- CBT Therapist/High Intensity Training - Working with Adults with Common Mental Health Problems
- Children's Wellbeing Practitioner and Education Mental Health Practitioner Roles
- Clinical Associate in Psychology Role
- Co-Production
- Introduction to Neurodiversity and the Psychological Professions
- Making Strong and Effective Job Applications
- Performing Well at Interviews
- Reflection
- Research
- Self-care
- Trauma Informed Care
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The hope and initial thinking for this group is for it to become a shared learning and supportive space for qualified and trainee Child and Adolescent Psychotherapists. As CAPTs across the East of England are a small and expanding workforce, this network could become a key vehicle for promoting the profession and sharing the valuable work of Child and Adolescent Psychotherapists. The work of this group will be led and developed by CAPTs in the East of England.
If you are interested in joining or for further information, please email us at:
Our Community of Practice (CoP) is a new group comprised of qualified Clinical Associates in Psychology (CAPs) that work in various services across the East of England region. As a CAP CoP, we meet virtually every 6 weeks with the initial aims of providing peer support during the transition from a training to a qualified post, reflecting on practice and creating a hub of shared recourses.
Driven to establish and develop our role further, we are working alongside the regional CAP steering group to standardise the CAP role across teams and locations, clarify training and career progression opportunities for CAPs and highlighting emerging issues.
To view upcoming CAP CoP dates, please visit the East of England PPN Events Page.
If you are interested in joining or for further information, please email us at:
Our Community of Practice (CoP) is comprised of Counselling Psychologists that work in various services across the East of England region. As a CoP, we meet virtually every 8 weeks.
For upcoming Counselling Psychologists CoP meeting dates, please visit the East of England Events page.
To join or for further information, please contact us at:
2025 Meeting Dates:
- 27th January; 11am-12pm
- 18th March; 1pm-2pm
- 12th May; 11am-12pm
- 15th July; 12pm-1pm
- 29th September; 2pm-3pm
- 25th November; 12pm-1pm
EMHPs and CWPs are professional roles within the Psychological Professions Taxonomy of the Psychological Professions Network (PPN).
The Community of Practice (CoP) was created to work alongside the PPN in the East of England. It has 3 main aims:
- Bringing together professionals working in specific areas.
- Sharing learning, resources and good practice, for example, accessibility and reasonable adjustments.
- To come together and raise the profiles of different professions and projects across the region.
Meetings take place via Teams, four times of year. Please refer to the East of England PPN Events Page for upcoming CoP dates.
Meetings include discussing things like good practice, accreditation, new ideas e.g. for interventions etc. It’s also a good opportunity for continued professional development.
After each meeting, we feedback our discussions to Maggie Rosairo, Chair of the East of England Psychological Professions Network, who liaises with larger stakeholders like NHS England.
If you are interested in joining or for further information, please contact us at: