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Lizzie’s in a quandary when her client arrives late with alcohol on his breath and in need of a tow truck. Private Practice, June 2019

Open article: James Rye considers some of the moral and pragmatic issues relating to money faced by therapists in private practice. Private Practice, June 2019

Why is it that therapists are portrayed in the public’s imagination as being more like Eeyore than Tigger? Private Practice, June 2019

As a ‘good-enough’ practitioner, are your unsaintly traits plain to see or held somewhere in the shadows? Private Practice, June 2019

Instead of thinking of the relationship between counsellor and client as the central pillar of therapy, Emma Redfern explains how she now thinks of it as a three-legged stool. Private Practice, June 2019

Open article: Roughly halfway through a counselling life, a re-evaluation occurs, as the well-established practitioner recognises the professional plateau they currently occupy, writes Wyn Bramley. Private Practice, June 2019

Setting up and maintaining a sustainable private practice can sometimes feel like a marathon task, but assistance is at hand when you need it. Private Practice, September 2019

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

Therapists who can ‘roll with the punches’ best model how to handle day-to-day reality for their clients, argue Syd Hiskey and Neil Clapton. Private Practice, September 2019

"The price of individual and collective ambivalence." Regular column from Sarah Van Gogh. Private Practice, September 2019