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"Self-inflicted injury needs to be thought about as an expression of distress, which is at once personal, social and societal." Regular column on counselling from Lucy-Jean Lloyd. BACP Children, Young People and Families, September 2021

‘There’s a lot of anxiety being felt about our health and safety at work, with concerns about sharing office space, sitting next to colleagues and travelling into work on public transport’. Regular column from Julie Hughes. BACP Workplace, October 2021

Our members share tips on coping with children growing out of Christmas traditions

Two members share their recollections of the joys, challenges and surprises of training, as well as their views about how well their training prepared them for the work they do today. BACP Children, Young People and Families, September 2019

In this issue ... contents and editorial

BACP research supports a refocus of our research efforts from looking at treatment difference to other factors such as therapist effects.

Our members share thoughts and advice around workplace stress

Coronation Street's suicide storyline shows the importance of getting help if you're feeling suicidal or have lost someone to suicide

Our response to new figures about waiting times for NHS England’s Improving Access to Psychological Therapies services

Andrew Peden considers the potential for conflict and creativity between Jung and Christian therapists. Thresholds, Summer 2011