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Extra perinatal counselling support in Scotland News Published 28 Apr 2020 Scottish Government announces new fund to help improve mental health care for mothers, infants and families
Notes from the Chair: A spring in my step Journals Published 17 Apr 2024 ‘As spring takes hold, I’m feeling positive about what lies ahead professionally and personally. I hope that you are keeping well in your work and feel supported by being a member of BACP Workplace’. BACP Workplace, April 2024
Making our voice clearer in political debate News Published 20 Jun 2019 We're hopeful parliamentarians will create an All-Party Parliamentary Group for the benefit of our members, the professions and the public
Between black and white Journals Published 2 Apr 2019 Free article: Yvon Guest explores the unique challenges faced by people of mixed race in our highly polarised society. Therapy Today, April 2019
In the client's chair: Exploring echoes of the past Journals Published 31 Dec 2014 In our regular column Rose Rouse describes her experience of Pesso Boyden System Psychomotor (PBSP) group body therapy. Therapy Today, December 2014
Brexit in the staff counselling room – a summer of unease Journals Published 1 Mar 2019 With Brexit looming large in national discourse, Bridget Hazell describes its impact on academic staff who present for counselling. University and College Counselling, March 2019
What complaints tell us: January to March 2023 Rebecca Grace, Assistant Registrar for BACP, addresses therapy complaints, confidentiality, competence, boundaries, and power imbalances under the BACP Ethical Framework. BACP Learning from Practice, May 2023
Out in the world: post-cult recovery Journals Published 22 Feb 2019 Gillie Jenkinson explains the need for a relational, psychoeducational approach to working with cult survivors. Therapy Today, March 2019
Taking stock: Understanding compassion fatigue Journals Published 26 Nov 2019 As terms get under way and students start seeking our support in ever-greater numbers, how do we stay well in our work? Jackie Williams considers the impact of compassion fatigue and moral distress – and encourages us to stand back and consider how our own needs are being met while we are helping others. University and College Counselling, November 2019