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Our members in Scotland with experience of working with clients with dementia are invited to take part

Fred Ehresmann explores the techniques used in the Solution-Focussed approach and how it can help clients experiencing ‘climate anxiety'.

Guidance for members: legal, ethical and practical considerations for BACP members thinking of working with clients in other countries.

Gareth Williams sparks off some ideas about supervision in general and the various forms it might take in a pluralistic arena. BACP Children and Young People, December 2012

With increasing emphasis on the student experience, Anne Marie Reilly draws attention to research that provides evidence of the importance of relationships for students and argues for the value of in-house counselling alongside teaching and peer support. AUCC, November 2012

In her regular column, Judy Stafford looks at confidentiality in record keeping. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, October 2017

Drawing on many years’ experience of counselling in secondary schools, Peter Pearce and Ros Sewell propose a new theory to capture the sometimes fleeting nature of the counsellor’s relationship with young people. Therapy Today, July 2014

Obesity has been much in the media in recent years but in the world for centuries. Is it a personal health issue? asks Patricia Sadio, and what might be the role of the professional in combating it? Counselling Children and Young People, March 2011

In the first of our new series, Colin Feltham interviews Michael Jacobs, whose seminal text, The Presenting Past, was recently republished in its fourth edition. Therapy Today, February 2013

In her regular column Maureen Slattery-Marsh ponders on the relationship between lifespans and soulspans. Thresholds, January 2020