The Association for Psychological Therapies offers the following levels of registration for professionals who complete APT training, or equivalent training verified by APT.
The purpose of the system is to provide a clear and transparent record of the level of training you have completed, and to make that record meaningful to employers, commissioners, and professional colleagues.
APT training is post-qualification training. Registration at any level confirms that you have completed training at that level; it does not replace your core professional qualification, your professional registration, supervision, experience, or employer/professional governance requirements.
APT’s registration system has weight because over 150,000 professionals have attended APT training, with many registered as having completed APT’s Delegate-Accredited training at levels ranging from 1 to 4, from introductory to advanced.
You might consider Levels 1 to 3 as being where you are acquainting yourself with the subject, though at increasing levels of sophistication.
At Level 4, you might reasonably describe yourself as specialising in the subject, always assuming that you have a relevant underpinning professional qualification, such as psychology, psychiatry, mental health nursing, occupational therapy, social work, counselling, psychotherapy, or another relevant professional qualification.
The levels below refer to the registration you acquire by attending APT training, or by submitting a record of equivalent training you have received elsewhere for verification by APT. Any such training must have been completed within the last three years.

APT Registration, Level 1 is the level of accreditation you obtain by attending APT's Delegate-Accredited training.
Your registration entitles you to access related online resources for three years, and this access is renewable by attending a refresher course, completing an online refresher (if available), or submitting evidence of practice and reflections on that practice. (There is a form available for this, click here.)

APT Registration, Level 2 means you have received training as in Level 1, and also passed the relevant online exam.
Your registration entitles you to access related online resources for three years from the date you completed the initial training, and is renewable by sitting and passing the online exam again and paying the prevailing fee.

APT Registration, Level 3 means that you have Level 2 registration and have attended a total of at least 6 days training, in the subject you are seeking accreditation in.
Best Practice is to refresh or review your knowledge after 2-3 years, so your registration is renewable by submitting evidence of practice and reflections on that practice, with the prevailing reading fee. (There is a form available for this, click here.)

APT Registration, Level 4 means you have Level 3 registration and have attended at least 9 days training, in the subject you are seeking accreditation in, some of which may be the relevant Masterclass.
This is a substantial level: very few professionals aim beyond this point. Best Practice is to refresh or review your knowledge after 2-3 years, so your registration is renewable by submitting evidence of practice and reflections on that practice, with the prevailing reading fee. (There is a form available for this, click here.)
Motivational Interviewing Registration ❯
Solution-Focused Therapy Registration ❯
Trauma-Focused CBT Registration ❯
The majority of our courses are provided this way - we deliver the training exclusively for your team (live online or face-to-face) or an all-inclusive fee.
Obtain APT-quality input at a time that is convenient to you and minimizes the need for 'cover' normally associated with training.