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We found older people in the UK prefer to talk about their problems than take medication

'In the consulting room, we continue to hear our clients facing homophobic, biphobic and transphobic experiences regularly.' BACP member blogs

Erica Ruse Whalley shares two of her techniques that start to resolve client issues through the drawing of three pictures on a tablet device or in film-strip form. BACP Children and Young People, June 2017

Casualties of the music industry rarely find sympathy in this highly competitive world, as Rachel Jepson reports. Therapy Today, September 2017

Nicola Banning talks to Laura Clifford-Jones about what it takes to run a successful therapy business, the skills and qualities that she looks for in her team of therapists and what’s next on her horizon. BACP Workplace, January 2023

Kirsty Bilski shows how the use of a sandtray sits happily alongside many theories and client issues, and has its place in supervision. BACP Children and Young People, June 2014

What if we approached resistance to change in our clients not as something to be overcome, but as something to be understood, asks Alex Swarbrick. Coaching Today, January 2016

"We are all facing the same pandemic and yet, as has been observed generally, we are not in the same boat." Coaching Today, July 2020

Counsellor-to-coach Tim Jones and coach-to-counsellor Catherine Noel identify some of the commonalities arising in their experiences of boundary setting and the impact of training on their developing practices. Coaching Today, April 2019

Ronnie Millar, Director of Counselling at the University of Edinburgh, recounts his experience of attending two conferences in the US and describes differences and similarities between the UK and US educational sectors. University and College Counselling, March 2016