Making the case Journals Published 31 Mar 2015 A new briefing paper makes the case for private practice counselling. In her first column as BACP Lead Advisor Private Practice, Patti Wallace shares the main arguments. Private Practice, Spring 2015
Counselling for all? Reaching out to marginalised students Journals Published 20 May 2020 Jo Myddelton and Charlotte Williams write about the research they undertook into why certain sectors of their student population were under-represented in their counselling services – and describe steps they took as a result. University and College Counselling, May 2020
The blind spot Journals Published 7 Apr 2020 Tackling mental health at work is big business – so why, asks Nicola Banning, do the words ‘counselling’ and ‘counsellor’ so rarely feature as being a part of the solution? BACP Workplace, April 2020
Narcissism and echoism Journals Published 21 Apr 2021 Infant observation suggests that healthy narcissism not only exists, but that it’s also essential to the development of a self who can both accept appreciation and appreciate others, writes Dr Jan McGregor Hepburn. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, April 2021
The third age Journals Published 18 Mar 2024 Does old age have to be an awful period of exclusion or could it be a time for knowing what really matters? asks Jeff Weston. Private Practice, March 2024.
Cyberwork: Take time to press pause Journals Published 14 Jan 2021 'A significant element to my approach to counselling (and to life), is to focus on what choices I, and my clients and supervisees, can make in each moment.' Regular column from Sarah Worley-James. BACP Workplace, January 2021
Practitioner matters: When your client is dismissed Journals Published 31 Jul 2017 ..."we too can go through a sense of abrupt disempowerment in the counselling role – we are not allowed to continue, no matter what we feel the client needs"... Regular column from Patrick Quinn. Counselling at Work, Summer 2017
From the Chair: Opportunities Journals Published 28 Mar 2022 ‘Our members are a trained workforce ready to help provide a solution to a complex problem’. Regular column from Natalie Bailey. Therapy Today, April 2022
Providing help at the point of need: insights from single-session therapy Journals Published 20 May 2020 Open article: With demand for support outstripping supply, can services incorporate single-session therapy into their offering? Windy Dryden discusses potential benefits of a single-session mindset in student counselling services. University and College Counselling, May 2020
Backwards and forwards Journals Published 30 Nov 2006 A dual focus is required when working with refugee families who have escaped trauma and face new difficulties as they seek asylum in the UK, says Sumita Dutta. Therapy Today, November 2006