Seeking support isn't a weakness News Published 21 Jun 2021 Deone Payne-James explores the effect of masculine stereotypes and roles on men reaching out to talk. Men's Health Week 2021
Teaching counselling remotely: a lecturer’s experience Journals Published 10 Sep 2021 Understanding the therapeutic relationship is central to counselling training, yet how can this be effectively experienced via remote learning? Charles Gordon-Graham shares his reflections as a counselling tutor. University and College Counselling, September 2021
Choice and consent… a response Journals Published 30 Sep 2012 Peter Jenkins responds to issues brought up in the article by Francis Taylor. BACP Children and Young People, September 2012
Does counselling make a difference? Journals Published 31 Jul 2016 Open article: Catherine Jackson asks whether the future is looking brighter for counselling within IAPT. Therapy Today, July 2016
Business matters: Solid foundations Journals Published 30 Jun 2018 Setting up a successful private practice requires building from a solid base. Regular column from Martin Hogg. Private Practice, June 2018
How to tell your partner you want to have relationship counselling News Published 7 Jan 2019 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.
Spotlight on training: The end of a training Journals Published 1 Sep 2020 "Completing a training is a tiny part of what makes us practitioners, itself marking the beginning of a whole new journey." Regular column from Sue Kegerreis. BACP Children, Young People and Families, September 2020
Investing in school counsellors should no longer be a debate News Published 23 Sep 2020 Rachael Nevin-Lewis talks about her experience of being a 'pilot' school counsellor and how we need to invest in a longer term commitment.
In the supervisor's chair: Time for a change? Journals Published 31 Mar 2014 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