Your views Journals Published 28 Feb 2016 Counselling in a changing world, what have we learned from Rotherham and a senseless exercise of power. Therapy Today, February 2016
Art therapy in mental healthcare: What makes a difference? Journals Published 31 Oct 2017 Dominik Havsteen-Franklin explores the contribution of art therapy to mental healthcare. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, October 2017
Self-injury, starving and the chaotic experience Journals Published 31 Dec 2015 Sue Jennings uses three client cases to offer reflection around the origins of self-harm and food challenges. She believes that encouraging a sharing of the underlying messiness can lead to a decreased need to self-harm. BACP Children and Young People, December 2015
Growing up queer Journals Published 1 Jun 2022 Brendan Dunlop shares his personal experience of growing up queer, in the hope it will help us to help young people who identify as LGBTQ+. BACP Children, Young People and Families, June 2022
Research into practice: Can therapy reach violent offenders? Journals Published 30 Sep 2017 Liddy Carver selects research on the efficacy of psychotherapies with violent and sexual offenders. Therapy Today, September 2017
Wellbeing and visual impairment: the role of existential spirituality Journals Published 31 Oct 2012 Lorna Marquès-Brocksopp considers what role spiritual wellbeing plays in relation to loss of vision. Thresholds, Autumn 2012
Accidently displaced: Working with Ukrainian students in educational settings Journals Published 26 May 2022 What is the impact on our international students whose homelands become centres of international conflict? Jane Darougar reflects on her experience at University of the Arts, London. University and College Counselling, May 2022
Working with sex offenders Journals Published 30 Jun 2015 Free article: Psychotherapists in private practice could have a key preventive role working with clients at risk of sexual offending, argues Andrew Smith. Therapy Today, June 2015
The differences between us Journals Published 30 Apr 2014 Georgina Green argues that we need to voice the differences between us if we are to build trust and understanding when counselling clients from another culture. Therapy Today, April 2014