Supervision: Becoming an encouraging supervisor Journals Published 31 Mar 2014 The encouraging supervisor helps supervisees remove some of their self-imposed roadblocks and supports them to aim for their highest possible level of competence, write Anthea Millar, Jim Holloway and Penny Henderson. Private Practice, Spring 2014
Some challenges for psychodynamic counselling in further and higher education Journals Published 30 Nov 2017 Open article: Colin Feltham encourages us to ask ourselves some hard but necessary questions about the nature of our therapeutic realities. University and College Counselling, November 2017
The child within Journals Published 31 Mar 2017 Catherine O’Riordan explains how she uses the metaphor of the ‘inner child’ to help clients unhook their here and now experience from painful past memories. Private Practice, Spring 2017
Can counselling help people in poverty? Journals Published 31 Dec 2016 Open article: Catherine Jackson asks how counselling can help people living in poverty and financial stress. Therapy Today, December 2016
Spirit-based healing in the Black diaspora Journals Published 31 Jul 2013 Open article: Roy Moodley explores the use of spirit-based indigenous healing practices, such as Voodoo, Shango and Orisha, among African, Asian and Caribbean communities in the West. Therapy Today, July 2013
In touch with your BACP Journals Published 20 Jul 2020 Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, July 2020
Soldier = PTSD? Journals Published 31 Dec 2015 Margaret Chapman-Clarke explores some common misconceptions about PTSD and the armed forces and highlights the problems veterans face and how their needs can be addressed. Private Practice, Winter 2015
We need to talk about gender Journals Published 30 Sep 2016 Open article: If you haven’t yet worked with a transgender client, it’s very likely you will do at some point. It’s vitally important when you do, to keep an open mind to gender, argues Debbie Clements. Private Practice, Autumn 2016
Child protection and the case for a ‘confidential space’ in therapy Journals Published 31 Mar 2010 Peter Jenkins argues that rushing into a one-step disclosure process that triggers a whole system into action is not necessarily in the interests of the young person, and may even worsen the situation. Counselling Children and Young People, March 2010
Preventing the deaths of women in custody News Published 28 Mar 2017 The Independent Advisory Panel on Deaths in Custody (IAP) has published its working paper on the interim findings and recommendations from just over 100 experts, following an information gathering exercise at the beginning of the year.