Supporting refugees to secure appropriate mental health support News Published 27 Jun 2022 Steve Mulligan and Jeremy Bacon from BACP's policy team mark Refugee Week and welcome its theme of healing. BACP blogs
Exploring teenage therapy Jeanine Connor describes the important work she does with 16-year-olds to support them to express their feelings. BACP member blogs.
Am I the only one feeling this way? News Published 28 Jul 2022 In her blog for the July issue of our Coaching Today journal, Editor Diane Parker talks about stepping out of our protective bubbles. BACP journals blogs
Looking ahead to the AGM BACP Chair, Natalie Bailey, talks about the planning for the AGM and the important stages we go through before this year's event
Why hasn't a therapist replied to my enquiry? News Published 7 Nov 2022 Kathleen Daymond responds to queries about therapists not replying to enquiries. BACP Get help with counselling concerns blogs.
A message to men News Published 13 Jun 2022 Watch three of our members who have a message for men who are struggling with their mental health and wellbeing
BACP responds to second NICE depression guideline consultation News Published 12 Jun 2018 BACP has put forward another robust response to the unprecedented second consultation around the NICE guideline for adults with depression.
Improved NICE Guideline for depression in adults published News Published 29 Jun 2022 The updated guideline is better than the original, but we’re still disappointed about some areas
Conservative Party mental health manifesto commitments News Published 18 May 2017 General Election 2017: The Conservative Party launched their manifesto today, Thursday 18 May, with several mental health pledges.
Providing the UK workforce with the mental health support they need News Published 5 Jun 2017 General Election 2017: At least three in ten employees suffer from mental health problems (ranging from short-term depression to chronic conditions), costing businesses up to £1,000 per employee each year.