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News from the BACP Spirituality division. Thresholds, January 2023

Drunk and disorderly. What is ‘appropriate behaviour’ when a tutor is off duty, in public and not in a professional role? Therapy Today, June 2013

I find visual impairment is no barrier at all to building a relationship with clients – indeed, it sometimes seems an advantage. Therapy Today, June 2015

Open article: In her regular column, Sandi Mann says that a little boredom can do us the power of good. From Counselling at Work, Spring 2016

Emily Brearley reports from last November’s BACP conference, ‘Working with the ripple effects of trauma on children and young people’. BACP Children, Young People and Families, March 2019

Open article: Louise Knowles describes how she found a way of operating a service without one. University and College Counselling, March 2015

The Scottish Qualifications Authority and BACP have announced a unique partnership to improve access to the counselling profession for students in Scotland through a new BACP Approved Qualification scheme.

Open article: John Sharp and Brian Hemmings consider advances in the study of academic boredom, the implications for students in higher education, and what might be done to support them. University and College Counselling, March 2016

There are many variables in clients’ lives. How do we know what really makes a positive difference for them? And can we use our knowledge to hone our offering to students? Micheal Shier and Tanya Surette report on a research project which enabled meaningful changes to be made to service delivery. University and College Counselling, November 2018

Your feedback on Therapy Today articles. Therapy Today, September 2023