My practice: Laughter Journals Published 6 Sep 2021 "There is not much in our professional literature about the place and meaning of humour and light-heartedness in therapy." Regular column by Sarah Van Gogh. Private Practice, December 2021
Relationships: Truth Journals Published 6 Dec 2021 "Relational therapy is largely the skill of sitting with two truths and holding them both as true, even when they appear to be contradictory." Regular column from Alex Sanderson-Shortt. Private Practice, December 2021
Necessity: the mother of invention Journals Published 8 Sep 2022 Three ways to apply new technologies to your practice. Private Practice, September 2022
Division news Journals Published 8 Sep 2022 Catch up with the latest news from BACP Private Practice. Private Practice, September 2022
From the Chair: An exceptionally talented bunch Journals Published 7 Dec 2022 'What I took from the day overall, is that we must remain authentic in our quest to embrace our inner entrepreneurs.' Private Practice, December 2022
A gap in the market Journals Published 7 Dec 2022 Ever thought about setting up as an employee assistance provider? Sharon McCormick did just that when she started The Listening Centre. Private Practice, December 2022
My practice: Not saying sorry Journals Published 7 Dec 2022 ...when the moment to say 'sorry' is genuine, the effect of uttering those two syllables can be very powerful. Regular column by Sarah Van Gogh. Private Practice, December 2022
‘The dog it was that died’– or two cheers for hypocrisy Journals Published 31 Jan 2015 Charles Hampton explores the possibility of a spirituality of judgment. Thresholds, Winter 2014
Invitation to the garden Journals Published 31 Oct 2019 Joanna Tulloch describes how poetry has helped her overcome mental health problems. Thresholds, October 2019
From the chair: Sacred wondering Journals Published 31 Oct 2019 "How often do you use the phrase ‘I am wondering’ in your interactions with clients?" Regular column from Maureen Slattery-Marsh. Thresholds, October 2019