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Martin Hogg looks at a way to use your unique identity to create marketing messages for your private practice. Private Practice, Winter 2017

How your clients pay you is about to change radically, as therapists join the cashless service economy. By Louise Chunn. Private Practice, Winter 2017

Where do you place yourself on the spectrum of how to greet your clients at the beginning of a session, and say goodbye to them at the end? Private Practice, Winter 2017

Grief often involves a lengthy, complex and painful process of reorganisation of who we are, what we do, how we function, and our relationships with others, writes Jonathan Hartley. Private Practice, Winter 2017

In a former life as a journalist, Janet Watson used people’s personal triumphs and tragedies as entertainment to make money for others. Now a therapist, she listens to others for their own sakes. Private Practice, March 2018

One of the biggest challenges we face in private practice is managing our client work alongside our business tasks. Regular column from Martin Hogg. Private Practice, March 2018

Open article: Christopher Tovey explains why existential theory has helped him on his path towards personal and professional authenticity. Private Practice, March 2018

If our sexuality is defined by our attraction to another, how does that identity change when we enter into different relationships? Private Practice, March 2018

John Wilson reviews the accepted theories on working with grief, and some new developments. Private Practice, December 2018

We can work with clients’ shame by helping them open in a safe way while modelling appropriate responses to their feelings. Private Practice, December 2018