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Open article: Whether or not we wish to use the term ‘sex addiction’, it’s clear that sexual compulsivity poses a significant problem for an ever-growing number of people, writes Joanna Benfield. Private Practice, September 2018

"I know there are counsellors who struggle to convey this firmly when the client is in their home as they feel that it is the client’s choice who is in the room." Regular column by Sarah Worley-James. BACP Workplace, October 2020

'How can we protect the public against alternative therapies that might do more harm than good?' Regular column from Sandi Mann. BACP Workplace, October 2021

They've been talking about the value of counselling and psychotherapy

In this issue ... contents and editorial

Respecting our clients’ spiritual views is a vital aspect of what we offer as competent therapists, argues Andelo Tabu Ngandi. Private Practice, Winter 2017

Mike Moss encourages openness to difference in the therapeutic relationship. Thresholds, April 2019

Our response to a study which found an increase in the rate of reported self-harm

BACP member Angela Mooney offers advice on how to cope with an addiction at Christmas

While we commend the Government on its focus and commitment to children and young people’s mental health, we believe the recommendations set out in Transforming Children and Young People’s Mental Health Provision: a Green Paper are a missed opportunity to deliver the most effective mental health support in our schools and colleges.