Time to grow a pair Journals Published 26 Feb 2021 Neema Fauvrelle examines the masculinisation of boys and the ways in which her young, male clients learn from the world around them about how to be men. BACP Children, Young People and Families, March 2021
We join calls for children to be at the heart of recovery plans News Published 29 Jun 2021 Children's sector organisations call for investment in services young people rely on, such as counselling
Profile: Kate Tindle Journals Published 3 Mar 2021 "Working with students means meeting people at a pivotal time in their lives, when they are launching themselves on a new path, full of hopes, plans and expectations". University and College Counselling, March 2021
Resilience and agency: the missing link Journals Published 4 Dec 2019 Elen Thomas puts forward a case for encouraging agency in young people, to promote a sense that their treatment is collaborative rather than something that is done to them. BACP Children, Young People and Families, December 2019
Working with police officer clients as a therapist Carl Flynn explores essential tips for therapists working with police officer clients, including addressing their self-concept, adapting to the unique challenges of the policing culture, and striking the right balance of empathy in therapy. BACP member blogs
Journey to Rwanda Journals Published 28 Feb 2009 Fifteen years ago Rwanda was the hellish scene of one of the most ferocious genocides in history. A therapist who travelled there reports on what it’s like to confront the unthinkable. Therapy Today, February 2009
Examining the evidence for pre-trial therapy Journals Published 21 Jan 2020 Open article: Counselling clients who are potential witnesses in a criminal trial of their alleged abusers is controversial and challenging. Peter Jenkins and Maddie Nixon present the case for pre-trial therapy. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, January 2020
Counselling training: is it fit for purpose? Journals Published 31 Dec 2013 Counselling training has a dwindling presence in both further and higher education. Liddy Carver seeks to open the debate on whether and where the profession is at fault. Therapy Today, December 2013
Sex offenders, pornography and the workplace Journals Published 31 Oct 2015 Open article: How would you work with a sex offender in a workplace setting? Juliet Grayson, Chair of (StopSO), challenges some misconceptions and offers advice. Counselling at Work, Autumn 2015
Working integratively – what does it mean? Journals Published 30 Sep 2017 In the first of a short series, Alix Hearn brings us some thoughts from the shop floor of her varied practitioner and trainer experience. BACP Children and Young People, September 2017