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"There is not much in our professional literature about the place and meaning of humour and light-heartedness in therapy." Regular column by Sarah Van Gogh. Private Practice, December 2021

"...I wonder if I have become so used to the absence of body that it’s hard to imagine it present in therapy." Regular column by Anne Bentley. University and College Counselling, May 2021

Open article: ‘I really understand now why people say recovery isn’t linear. It’s taken more than 10 years of slowly peeling back the layers.’ Therapy Today, July 2019

Cai Draper explores the world of person-centered film theory as this article draws intriguing parallels between transcendent experiences in therapy and those encountered while watching movies, using The Green Knight and Carl Rogers' insights. BACP member blogs

Talking therapies, previously outlawed in Bulgaria, are making headway since the fall of communism but there is still a long way to go, writes Nikola Atanassov. Therapy Today, September 2013

Adoption isn’t a happy ever after for all families and children, but parents are still more likely to feel blamed than helped, says Alison Roy. Therapy Today, April 2024

Jane Harris explores the evolution of outcome measurement in therapy practice and higher education mental health services. University and College Counselling, November 2023

Child psychiatrist and the new BACP President, Mike Shooter wishes the world would take more care of its children. Therapy Today, February 2013

In her regular column Rachel Freeth argues that separating experiences into psychopathological and spiritual is a false dichotomy.. Therapy Today, July 2013

Can a faith leader also be a counsellor to her flock? This month’s dilemma unpicks the ethics of dual relationships. Therapy Today, July 2013