
Belinda Moller
Belinda Moller is the chair of the Irish Council for Psychotherapy (ICP), where she advocates for the maintenance of high training standards for psychotherapists in Ireland. She has voiced strong concerns regarding proposed regulations by the health regulator CORU, arguing that the absence of specified training time frames and personal therapy requirements could compromise the ethical maturity and preparedness of future practitioners. Moller emphasizes the importance of comprehensive training in ensuring that psychotherapists can effectively support clients dealing with complex emotional issues.
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Belinda Moller is the chair of the Irish Council for Psychotherapy (ICP) and criticizes the absence of a specified time frame in the proposed standards.
Should therapists be in therapy? Unpacking the rift over psychotherapy standards in Ireland – The Irish Times


