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BACP member Willis Atherley-Bourne explains how grief counselling can help children explore and understand their feelings about a bereavement.

Does the supervisory relationship go through stages, like a relationship with a friend or partner? First the initial contact, which can range from exciting to scary – is the relationship going to work? Therapy Today, March 2014

A recent report reveals a steep rise in the demand for mental health support as more students present with pre-diagnosed, complex and severe mental health problems. University and College Counselling, January 2016

Monday 7 January is called Divorce Day, but BACP counsellor Armele Philpotts has some advice if you want to see a counsellor not a lawyer.

Mental health remains a significant challenge, affecting one in four Scottish adults. As the leading counselling and psychotherapy body in Scotland, BACP is pleased to see the publication of this important ten-year strategy.

Our Unmasking ADHD through therapy campaign highlights the impact of ADHD through a series of powerful portraits.

‘As spring takes hold, I’m feeling positive about what lies ahead professionally and personally. I hope that you are keeping well in your work and feel supported by being a member of BACP Workplace’. BACP Workplace, April 2024

We’ve submitted a response to the Health is Everyone’s Business consultation

A counsellor writes anonymously about her work with a survivor of extreme childhood abuse. Therapy Today, April 2016

Dwight Turner explores a recent encounter with privilege in the therapy room. Therapy Today, July 2018