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What does it mean for your workplace? Members of the BACP Workplace Executive Committee share their perspectives. Counselling at Work, Autumn 2016

Sue Jennings uses three client cases to offer reflection around the origins of self-harm and food challenges. She believes that encouraging a sharing of the underlying messiness can lead to a decreased need to self-harm. BACP Children and Young People, December 2015

Peter Jenkins outlines the Government’s Prevent anti-radicalisation agenda and its possible implications for university and college counsellors. University and College Counselling, May 2015

Jessie Emilion, Mel Halacre and Carolyn Lee discuss what we gain by embracing equality, diversity and inclusion. Therapy Today, December 2022 / January 2023

Open article: Employers looking to address workplace mental health can find that training mental health first aiders is one easy answer. Kris Ambler, BACP’s Workforce Lead, considers what this means for our profession. BACP Workplace, July 2019

Jo Bisseker Barr finds that group expressive writing can be a powerful therapeutic tool. Therapy Today, June 2018

Janet Wilson explores the concept of religious trauma and its impact on children’s mental health and their sense of self. BACP Children, Young People and Families, March 2024.

Veteran Alexandra Gillyon talks to therapists about their work with ex-military clients, Counselling at Work, Summer 2017

David Membrey and Barbara Mitchels provide a timely reminder of the implications of GDPR for counsellors and psychotherapists. BACP Workplace, January 2020

Judith Maizels and Fiona Adamson explain how a neurosomatic approach to chronic unexplained pain can reach to the source of the problem. Therapy Today, February 2017