Caz Binstead

Caz Binstead is an experienced therapist, supervisor and facilitator, working full-time in private practice. As a community relational activist, she believes in working for, and representing, the everyday ‘therapist on the ground’, and is an advocate for providing safer spaces for all human beings to be seen, included and respected.

She specialises in in the growth and maintenance of both ethical, and, thriving practice, and was instrumental in the creation of the Private practice Toolkit, at the BACP, and acted as the private practice executive divisional lead, on the project. She is currently co-authoring a book in this area, with a counselling psychologist colleague (due to be published by Routledge) .

She is co-lead for #TherapistsConnect - an open community of therapists from across the world, whose main aim is to broaden conversations around therapy, and build greater connections between therapists. The platform is upheld by its values, including the notion of ‘compassionate activism’, and has held conferences, debates and events, centred around ‘seeing’ all therapists (in all our differences), and giving them a voice.

Other than that, Caz loves poetry and photography and immerses herself in these mediums, to connect to an endeavour within to live a life of truth.