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Jude Adcock argues that we are living in and witnessing the advent of a new therapeutic era. Private Practice, September 2020

Open article: Anne Power explores some issues faced by therapists approaching retirement and the challenge of closing down a service they may have been offering for decades. Private Practice, Spring 2017

Healing the healers: How can we best support NHS staff under pressure?... plus... Considering diversity from a new perspective... How unconscious dynamics manifest online... When self-disclosure is best practice... Reparenting the wounded inner child

Understanding the underlying causes of eating disorders will have practical benefits for tackling a disease that’s often frighteningly resistant to treatment, writes Allie Outram. Private Practice, December 2019

Sarah Van Gogh asks how we might do a better job of evidencing the efficacy of our work. Private Practice, Autumn 2016

It is neither a legal obligation nor a BACP requirement to issue a written contract to clients. However, Heather Dale suggests it is in the client’s and therapist’s best interests to do so. Private Practice, Spring 2014

Hannah Belcher describes a creative way of engaging students which has helped to reduce levels of distress and risk University and College Counselling, September 2019

Zorana Halpin describes how a counselling service aims to reach suicidal men who are falling through the gap. Therapy Today, December 2021 / January 2022

Government says rural communities do not require targeted mental health support

A miscarriage is painful, messy and lonely. Jane Moffett shines a light on some recent research from the CIPD and makes the case for more compassionate workplaces when a female employee has a miscarriage. BACP Workplace, April 2023