FAQ Category: Counselling Insurance

Yes, our Counselling Insurance can provide cover for clinical assessments, providing you have the relevant UK accredited qualifications to do so from a recognised and accredited UK training college or company.

Our Therapist Insurance policy can cover you to take on corporate contacts providing you operate as a sole trader or independent business and are not an enrolled employee of that company.

Yes, our Counselling Liability Insurance can provide cover for workshops and group presentations providing you have the relevant UK accredited qualifications, have carried out risk assessment prior to the session and are providing the service at someone else’s event meaning you are not the event organiser.

Please get into contact with us if you would like further clarity.

We can provide you with cover for breach of confidentiality under our Professional Indemnity benefit.

We can provide cover for your publishing case studies under our Professional Indemnity benefit, providing you have permission from the client of the case study.

We can provide cover for substitutes to carry out your business counselling activities providing they hold the relevant qualifications (from a recognised and accredited UK training college or
company) and your have Employers Liability cover on your policy.

We can provide cover for occasional counselling to clients online if they are a resident of the UK, Channel Islands or Isle of Man. Our Counselling insurance does not provide cover for clients who are residents of another country.

Our Public Liability benefit can provide cover for client records being lost or compromised, providing that you have taken steps to prevent or minimise loss and keep the records safe.

If theft has occurred, you must ensure you have reported it to the police within 7 days.

Yes, we can provide cover for you counselling at any hour of the day under our Counselling Insurance.

Ensure you have the right UK accredited qualifications (from a recognised and accredited UK training college or company) to work with high-risk clients and permissions from a parent or guardian if required.