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Employers have not even begun to wake up to the hidden cost of domestic violence. Melissa Morbeck and Matthew Lewry, from the Corporate Alliance Against Domestic Violence, outline what every organisation needs to know and why. Counselling at Work, Summer 2014

Noreen Tehrani considers how organisations can respond to traumatic incidents and what helps them to recover and grow in the aftermath. Counselling at Work, Autumn 2014

Gill Fennings-Monkman specialises in working with clients with eating disorders. She talks to Counselling at Work about how employers can help to create a healthy eating culture. Counselling at Work, Autumn 2014

Concluding her series Hilary Green tackles some of the perennial problems our profession is facing. Counselling at Work, Winter 2014

In his regular column, Rick Hughes looks at the five main avenues of work for a workplace counsellor. Counselling at Work, Winter 2015

Open article: In her regular column, Sandi Mann says that a little boredom can do us the power of good. From Counselling at Work, Spring 2016

Open article: In her regular column, Kate Nash says networking with other disabled employees can be one of the most powerful things you do. Counselling at Work, Spring 2016

Open article: Why is scapegoating so common at work? Vanessa Avery explains how it can manifest and what organisations can do to create a culture that protects against it. Counselling at Work, Spring 2016

Experiencing ill health and fatigue, Lisa Jenner took a sabbatical from client work. Seeking answers, she turned to the research into vicarious trauma and burnout, to discover how empathy works and at what cost. Counselling at Work, Spring 2016

Open article: Chris Johnstone addresses the epidemic of workplace overload. What role might we play in shifting personal and organisational cultures to support the recovery of wellbeing? Counselling at Work, Summer 2016