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The full video and questions from our live question and answer session for members held on Friday 4 September

Augene Nanning successfully applied for the job of manager of the counselling service she used to work in. There are lessons to be learned from this humorous account – should you find yourself with inclinations and an application form to hand. BACP Children, Young People and Families, June 2018

A member of our Universities and Colleges division looks at the realities of practising within a college counselling service, and how counsellors must work with clients with common mental health problems as well as more complex needs.

Counselling can be both effective and appropriate for people living with dementia, says Sarah Baker. Therapy Today, April 2021

Our member Sarah Wheatley on how counselling can provide support as new research shows a link with PTSD, anxiety and depression

Carol Swanson explores how a client’s mental health diagnosis can affect the counselling relationship. Therapy Today, June 2015

Free article: In an extract from one of the chapters in his new book, Irvin Yalom recalls a session with a client that didn’t go according to plan. Therapy Today, April 2015

John Fletcher provides a vivid description of counselling in a women’s prison. Therapy Today, April 2014

Judith Maizels and Fiona Adamson explain how a neurosomatic approach to chronic unexplained pain can reach to the source of the problem. Therapy Today, February 2017

When working with couples, what do we need to hold in mind when one partner in the relationship becomes seriously ill? Private Practice, September 2019