SEA Content Sharing Guideline for the Bulletin

The bulletin is sent out every two months to ~ 1400 people, including ~ 700 members. Content for consideration should be sent to publicity@existentialanalysis.org.uk.

• All content shared in the SEA Bulletin must be respectful, non-discriminatory and professionally appropriate. It must avoid clinical or other details that risk identifying clients or breaching confidentiality, and it must not conflict with SEA’s ethical standards, charitable purposes, or legal obligations, including under GDPR.
• SEA will share, without charge, research, free events and free resources that are related to existential psychotherapy and/or existential philosophy and professionally appropriate.
• For other relevant professional content, for example, fee-charging trainings, books, programmes or events, the SEA will ask for a donation, provided the content is professionally appropriate and broadly compatible with the SEA’s aims.
• The Committee will review all submissions. The SEA reserves the right to decline, edit, or withdraw any content, whether free or paid, that is not existentially aligned or that it considers inconsistent with its values, policies, ethical responsibilities, or legal obligations.
• Non-members may also submit content for consideration. Advertising space is limited, inclusion is subject to editorial discretion and relevance to SEA’s aims.