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Accreditation decisions

Every register undergoes a full assessment against our Standards for Accredited Registers at its initial accreditation and then once every three years. We undertake annual monitoring between full assessments to check for any significant changes. 

We also make decisions outside the regular assessment cycle, including applications from new organisations, preliminary outcomes for applicants, appeals, and changes to Accredited Registers' status such as suspensions or withdrawals.

For information about Accredited Registers, use the directory link below.

For other types of accreditation decisions, see the sections further down this page. Please note that reports issued before July 2021 were assessed under our previous Standards.

Please contact the team to request old decisions.

Find detailed information about each Register, including their accreditation decisions, impact assessments, and current status.

The Accredited Registers directory.

New applicants - Full and Standard One

Registers that have applied for accreditation, or applied for a preliminary assessment against Standard One (the public interest test) are listed here.

Standard One preliminary outcomes

Organisations may apply for preliminary assessment against Standard One before submitting a full application. More about how we assess against Standard One can be found in our Supplementary Guidance for Standard One. The organisations below have not yet been fully accredited and are not able to use our quality mark. 

Notifications of changes to an Accredited Register

Accredited Registers must notify us of significant changes that may affect whether they meet our Standards – the decisions below relate to such notifications.

Appeals

Registers may appeal decisions we have made in accordance with our Appeals Policy.

Suspension, Withdrawal, Voluntary Removal

This section lists registers that are no longer part of the Accredited Registers programme. This includes those whose accreditation has been suspended or withdrawn, those that have voluntarily left the programme, and those that have merged with another Accredited Register.

Invitation to share experience of the The British Psychological Society

The BPS operates a range of practitioner registers, however, only the Wider Psychological Workforce Register (WPW) is currently part of the Accredited Registers Programme. The WPW Register includes people who work in psychological practitioner roles and associate psychologist roles.

The BPS have submitted a Notification of Change for inclusion of the Mental Health and Wellbeing Practitioner (MHWP) role on the WPW Register. This role is designed to address the growing need for mental health services to provide a structured pathway for professionals specialising in mental health. Please see our summary for more information.

We are seeking feedback to help our assessment of how the BPS' introduction of this role could impact on their ability to comply with our Standards

The deadline for sharing feedback with us is 25 July 2025. You can share your experiencing using our webform.

Share your experience of the BPS