How to navigate bereavement in the workplace News Published 17 Nov 2020 Felicity Ward discusses common workplace issues for people who've been bereaved and advice for line managers, employees and colleagues on creating a supportive and understanding environment
Counselling for men: Are you considering therapy? News Published 10 Oct 2022 If you're a man considering going for counselling, BACP member and counsellor Will Davies talks about what you might expect.
Making the case for mental health research News Published 9 Nov 2022 Watch Dr Clare Symons, our Head of Research, explaining the four reasons why BACP believes so strongly that mental health research matters. #MentalHealthResearchMatters
Counselling for children and young people News Published 18 Nov 2022 Watch our Senior Research Fellow Charlie Duncan talking about two collaborative research projects into counselling for children and young people. #MentalHealthResearchMatters
‘Positive steps forward’ as NICE consults on updated depression guideline News Published 23 Nov 2021 We’ll be submitting a detailed response to the consultation on updated draft guidelines
A counsellor in every school: This is the impact it has made in Wales News Published 25 Nov 2019 Watch our members in Wales talk about how statutory provision of school-based counselling has benefited young people
The next Government must improve choice and access to psychological therapies News Published 9 Dec 2019 Matt Smith-Lilley , our Policy and Engagement Lead (Mental Health), writes ahead of the General Election
Our General Election asks reflected in Northern Ireland manifestos News Published 9 Dec 2019 This General Election we've lobbied all parties on a range of core mental health policies
Share your views on counselling and psychotherapy in the NHS, including coronavirus response News Published 7 Apr 2020 Have your say as part of NHS England’s Psychological Professions into Action campaign
Psychological Professions into Action campaign deadline extended News Published 12 Jun 2020 Have your say in the Psychological Professions into Action campaign