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Claire Thomas reflects on the interface between the counselling world and global affairs. Private Practice, Winter 2015

Martin Hogg outlines eight common dilemmas counsellors typically face when setting their prices, and how to solve them. Private Practice, Winter 2015

Open article: It’s common practice to explore with clients the physical, mental and emotional impact of traumatic events, but are we bold enough to ask how they’ve been affected spiritually? asks David Wilbraham. Private Practice, Winter 2015

Working with crisis, disaster and trauma in organisations is a demanding but rewarding option for therapists in private practice, writes Noreen Tehrani. Private Practice, Winter 2015

From her perspective as a client diagnosed with a dissociative disorder, Katy Woodger argues that private practice can provide an optimum environment for this complex work. Private Practice, Winter 2015

Children and grandchildren of parents who have suffered trauma may experience symptoms related to the trauma, which they didn’t encounter and sometimes don’t have direct knowledge of, writes Haya Oakley. Private Practice, Winter 2015

Change, when it’s imposed on us from the outside, typically evokes fear, resistance and feelings of loss. But it can also offer exciting opportunities, writes Susan Utting-Simon. Private Practice, Summer 2016

Open article: The supervisory space might usefully be thought of as a delivery room, where the wisdom of the midwife can support that which is seeking to be born, writes Nicky Marshall. Private Practice, Summer 2016

Standing at the precipice of independent practice, Alex O’Donnell acknowledges her anger and fear, while at the same time connecting with feelings of excitement and optimism. Private Practice, Summer 2016

We need to become more embodied as therapists if we want to increase the sustainability of our practice, argues Michael Soth. Private Practice, Summer 2016