Aberdeen Counselling Forum

Counselling Forum in Aberdeen

Aberdeen Association for Counselling came into being in 1981 and became the Counselling Forum in 2001.

We aim to provide a forum for anybody interested in counselling and the counselling approach, where personal and professional development can be nurtured, diversity respected and commonality embraced.

Evening, Saturday and weekend workshops are held. Events are open to non-members (for a small increased fee) unless otherwise stated.

Membership is not restricted to those with qualifications, but is open to anyone involved or interested in counselling or the counselling approach.

Membership offers:

Free attendance on Wednesday evenings (up to 3 people from organisations)

Discounts on Saturday and weekend workshops (up to 3 people from
organisations).

Regular mailings and newsletters regarding future workshops and events.

Your subscription covers the year from September to August and goes towards the fees for Wednesday evening speakers and venue costs. If you join after February, the membership fee will be half-price.

Charges made for weekend events are to cover the presenters’ fees and expenses as well as the costs of the venue.

Please note: Concession prices are only for members of the Counselling Forum.

N.B. Fliers for Alison Shoemark's talk on "Organised Crime, Ritual Abuse and Belief Systems" on Tue 22 May and John McLeod's talk on "The challenge of pluralism: implications for training and practice" on Wed 6th June are now on the Events page.