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We’re urging the next Government to adopt policies that promote and enhance mental wellbeing, removing barriers to accessing mental health services

BACP accreditation demonstrates that a service provider offers an accountable, ethical, professional and responsive service to clients, staff, volunteers and stakeholders.

Kerry explains how seeing a counsellor made her more positive and showed her ways to cope with her feelings.

BACP member Sarah Wheatley shares her thoughts during UK Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week

Poster presentation by Karen Foran

Walking and talking. Plus... Primary emotions: Understanding our attachment needs... Massage therapy: How touch can heal psychological trauma... Drug addiction: Community support for crack cocaine users.

Charity Independent Age identifies counselling as a way of helping older people cope with long-term health issues

'The depth of knowledge and experience that Nicola brings to the workplace sector was plain to see'. BACP Workplace, April 2020

Why Rogers is still relevant... Celebrating the evolution of the person-centred approach // Working with health anxiety // Self-disclosure from a queer perspective // A simple intervention to prevent relapse // Climate change and collective trauma

Black women & birth trauma... Why postnatal PTSD still goes unrecognised // Working with black queer men // Helping a client let go with love // Compassionate race conversations // Are placements fit for purpose?