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In her editor's blog for the January issue of Thresholds, Amy McCormack considers how becoming a therapist changes who you are. BACP journals blogs

Nicola Banning reflects on her decade as editor of BACP Workplace and celebrates the contributors who have written for the journal. BACP member blogs

Laura Bradshaw talks about her work with late-diagnosed clients with ADHD. Neurodiversity Celebration Week blogs

Kathy Carter talks about neurodiversity, representation and being neurodiversity-affirming. Neurodiversity Celebration Week blogs

'Elderly people have special gifts and unique needs', says Jennie Cummings-Knight, exploring the challenges faced by older people and highlighting the role of a sensitive counsellor to support them

'We need to be mindful... compulsive behaviours for some may be perfectly healthy for others', says Jeremy Sachs, exploring the link between mens mental health and the internet

Sue Steer describes her process of working with young people using metaphor and storytelling. BACP member blogs

BACP’s Policy and Public Affairs Officer, Karan Chhabra, describes the recent important work of our Policy team. BACP policy blogs

Dr Andrea Anastassiou explains how mental health research drives positive change in society. #MentalHealthResearchMatters

Rochelle Armstrong talks about the changes the nation has recently experienced and its effect on our collective unconscious. BACP member blogs