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The more we talk about sexual violence, including incest, from a personal perspective, the more the shame will be lifted from us, writes Rebecca Mitchell. Private Practice, June 2019

Elaine Davies on why therapy is still the most cost-effective form of self-care. Private Practice, Summer 2016

"When clients first arrive, their language is often mired in the lexicon of winning and losing, right and wrong." Regular column from Alex Sanderson-Shortt. Private Practice, September 2021

Open article: In his closing keynote at the 2014 BACP Private Practice conference on anxiety, James Davies spoke of his concern that there is excessive deference to a model of mental health in which ordinary human experience is reduced to diagnoses to be medicalised and medicated. Private Practice, Winter 2014

BACP Coaching Executive specialist for supervision Steve Page writes on the constant dance between the known and the unknown in the supervisory space. Coaching Today, July 2015

On the last day of her summer holiday, Lizzie’s thoughts reluctantly return to next week’s sessions. Private Practice, September 2019

John Rowan considers the role of assessment from a humanistic, existential, authentic, relational and transpersonal perspective. Private Practice, Summer 2015

"How do we continue to anchor ourselves and remain grounded through such turbulence?" Regular column from Rima Sidhpara. Private Practice, June 2022

Diane Aronson on the loss of the sense of self after brain injury. Private Practice, December 2018

Readers' responses to this month's dilemma. Therapy Today, September 2018