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Do clients feel that the exchange of money affects the therapeutic relationship? Dannie Rosenhammer explores a perennial problem for counsellors. Therapy Today, April 2013

We want to find out more about head teachers’ views on school counselling provision

"...there are casualties and hidden costs, which, at a human and interpersonal level, will present to us in the therapeutic work we undertake." Regular column from Mark Fudge. University and College Counselling, May 2021

Helping carers to understand more about projective identification can be a means of enabling them to understand and communicate with dementia sufferers, especially those in the advanced stages of the illness for whom language is no longer available, writes Paul Terry. Therapy Today, October 2010

Personal qualities, training, experience or just instinct – what elements make a good coach? Sally Brown asks top coaches to explore the winning combination. Coaching Today, July 2018

'An opportunity arose at work to train as an in-house coach, and I quickly realised that I was using the same skills as a person-centred therapist.' Coaching Today, October 2022

Jo Langston reports back on BACP's 'temperature check' survey of Private Practice divisional members and the work done to support you. Private Practice online, March 2021

Engaging mindfully with nature offers many benefits for stressed, overworked staff and students. Kathryn Morris-Roberts offers ecotherapy workshops at the University of Nottingham and invites us all to reconnect with our natural environment. BACP Workplace, January 2020

Open article: Mary Morgan explores why relationships are difficult, and why we might need them. Private Practice, Winter 2016

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