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Judgment is a factor in both cognitivist and psychoanalytic theory and, rather than standing poles apart, a cognitivist and a Freudian perspective have something of value to offer each other, argues Neill Bartlett. Private Practice, June 2023

Martin Wells explores psychotherapy from a non-dual perspective. Thresholds, April 2023

Howard Davis describes how the outdoors becomes part of the therapeutic process in his client work. Therapy Today, June 2022

Nicole Schnackenberg and Alex Mummery on working with clients experiencing body dysmorphic disorder. Private Practice, December 2019

In Leader Awakened, author and executive coach Samreen McGregor challenges leaders to understand the nature of trauma, accept adversity and embrace their vulnerability. She talks to Nicola Banning about why this makes for better leaders. BACP Workplace, October 2023

Open article: Patti Wallace, supported by Chungpin Huang, reflects on the influence of culture and context that can determine engagement with counselling services by students at a university in China. University and College Counselling, May 2021

Empowering growth: Navigating the counselling landscape in Gibraltar. BACP member blogs

Rachael Nevin-Lewis talks about her experience of being a 'pilot' school counsellor and how we need to invest in a longer term commitment.

Since lockdown began at the end of March, we have been gathering the responses of BACP Coaching members to living and working in these unprecedented times. How has this pandemic affected your practice – and you, personally? Chair of BACP Coaching Carolyn Mumby introduces a selection of your responses. Coaching Today, July 2020

Counsellors exposed vicariously to the trauma of death, bereavement and dying need to pay particular attention to self-care, argues Val Humphreys. Therapy Today, July 2015