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'I knew I wanted to understand people, particularly what gave rise to their happiness, or their suffering...' University and College Counselling, March 2022

Remembering Peter Sanders and Elspeth Schwenk. Therapy Today, April 2022

Louise Reynolds explores the devastating intergenerational trauma experienced by families of prisoners of war, including her own. Therapy Today, February 2022

Two members share their recollections of the joys, challenges and surprises of training, as well as their views about how well their training prepared them for the work they do today. BACP Children, Young People and Families, September 2019

Michael Sims explores the many philosophies behind therapy. Thresholds, Summer 2015

How do we help a child process the fact that their parents were unable to provide good-enough parenting? Joanna North offers guidance to therapists working with looked-after children. Therapy Today, May 2013

'Suicide is always a tragedy... We, services and institutions, can’t be defensive, and we all need to be able to have open conversations about it'. University and College Counselling, May 2023

Paula Hall discusses the ethical choices for counsellors when an established client discloses a compulsive sexual behaviour disorder. Therapy Today, March 2023

The pandemic is taking its toll on both healthcare workers and mental health professionals. Dr Jo Billings, Dr Michael Bloomfield and Dr Talya Greene report on their research, which highlights the need for adequate and accessible support. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, January 2021

Simon Spence considers why Christianity’s meditative practices often seem hidden from view. Thresholds, January 2021