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You Are Here: Home > The Society > Boards and Committees > Professional Practice Board (PPB) > Activities of the Professional Practice Board > Working Party Resources > Mental Health Act 2007 Mental Health Act 2007 The Society's Mental Health Act Working Party aims to develop professional practice guidance related to the Mental Health Act 2007. It also works to promote and ensure high standards of practice. New roles under the Mental Health Act The Mental Health Act 2007 introduces two important new roles for mental health practitioners: the Approved Mental Health Practitioner and the Approved Clinician. What's New? Applying for AC Approval Approved Clinician Peer Review Panel Guidance on Mental Health Act for the Approved Clinician Peer Review Panel Approved Clinician Responsibilities for Psychologists FAQs Guidance for Registered Psychologists in making Applications to the British Psychological Society Approved Clinician Peer Review Panel AC Panel-Summary of experience relevant to AC role AC Peer Review Panel-Application form AC Peer Review Panel-Personal Statement Proforma AC Peer Review Panel-Proforma CV AC Peer Review panel-360 degree feedback proforma-final Documents Acute Care Declaration 2009 Final Demand Debt and Mental Health 2009 Psychologists step up to the mark Links Department of Health - Mental Health Act Mental Health Act 2007 Implementing the Amended Mental Health Act 1983

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