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"If we never embark on edgy or experimental strategies, we risk becoming stuck in the work and limit what we can offer our clients." Regular column from Jim Holloway. Private Practice, Spring 2017

Evidence suggests talking therapies work well for older people

Good Practice in Action legal resource on equality, diversity and inclusion. Last reviewed February 2023. PDF download

Eleanor Patrick discusses GPiA 046 Working with children and young people and GPiA 042 Working with suicidal clients BACP Children, Young People and Families, December 2018

Marking one year since the start of lockdown, we’re sharing your blogs about the impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on you, your practice and your clients

This article by Jeremy Bacon, our Older People Lead, first appeared in Third Age Matters, the national magazine of the U3A

As therapists we may help clients with wellbeing and self-care during the festive period, but do we always practise what we preach?

Andy Williams discusses his questions about, and experiences of, working online.

Counselling can take its toll on your mind, body and spirit. What do you do to restore your energy and empathy? Here, Jo Bisseker Barr describes her perfect antidote – sourdough bread-baking. Therapy Today, March 2017

New HSE guidance refers employers to its management standards to help them tackle stress