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BBC Like Minds talks about why the relationship with your therapist matters, and how you can find someone who fits the bill.

Relationship and family counsellor Armele Philpotts considers how not showing feelings can lead to high levels of stress

BACP member Rav Sekhon looks at how world affairs may impact the stress levels of people living in British society, particularly those from black and minority ethnic (BME) communities.

Our response to the NICE consultation on updating its guideline development manual

BACP is pleased to see Theresa May’s announcement about mental health and our shared society earlier today, following the commitment she made in her first speech as Prime Minister to improving mental health and wellbeing across the UK.

We led a seminar with private practice members in Glasgow to introduce our new Four Nations approach, share details of our work to influence policy and practice in Scotland, and discuss the challenges they face on the ground.

This month we’re pleased to support the Jo Cox Commission on Loneliness, a cross-party campaign encouraging people to tackle loneliness in their communities.

Having supplied written evidence to the House of Commons Health and Education Inquiry - Children and Young People's Mental Health - the role of Education - in February, we welcome the report and its recommendations.

Our members have been contacting us all week to offer their counselling services after the Manchester attack on Monday.

BACP broadly welcomes the draft guidance for consultation published today by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).