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Jacqueline Feather uses creative and expressive modalities within a CBT framework to enable young clients to access help in a child- and family-friendly way. Counselling Children and Young People, December 2010

Open article: As we age, the reconstruction of life stories is a powerful way to strengthen and evolve selfhood at a time of constant change, writes Helen Kewell. Private Practice, December 2020

BACP counsellor Natasha Page has some advice on how you can have a stress-free festive season

Former headteacher Juliette Moxham explains why she said ‘farewell’ to her primary school in Gloucestershire and a career in education and is now a trainee counsellor. BACP Workplace, October 2022

In the first in a series of regular new columns, Sue Lyons reflects on the role of disavowal as a defence against the unbearable reality of climate change. Private Practice, Autumn 2016

In her regular column Rosie Dansey discusses the risk of a power imbalance in supervision. Therapy Today, December 2013

In her regular column, Alison Smyth thinks about silence being a form of communication. BACP Children and Young People, December 2017

BACP has come a very long way in just the past four weeks. Therapy Today, March 2013

Open article: Beatrice Allegranti has created a short film to help clinicians and professional and family carers develop their understanding of the experience of people with dementia and support them creatively. Therapy Today, March 2016

The metaphor of a kidnapper can be useful when working with people who suffer from intrusive thoughts about harm befalling a loved one, as Dr Daren Lee explains. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, October 2023