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Natalie Bailey describes the challenges of working with young people for whom violence and death are a fact of daily life. Therapy Today, October 2018

Tamar Posner reflects on issues that can impact on our sense of identity in later life. Private Practice, Winter 2017

Gareth Davey and Xiang Zhao give an update on the status of counselling in China in the wake of profound economic, cultural and social change. Therapy Today, September 2015

Jane Darougar explores how the culture of cuts and closures within FE organisations threatens the security of both counsellor and client. Therapy Today, December 2015

Open article: Clients with disordered eating are notoriously difficult to help, especially when resources are limited in hard-pressed services. Julia Buckroyd describes a psycho-educational intervention that focuses on core issues. University and College Counselling, March 2013

Getting adequate support for eating disorders that involve assiduous secrecy and denial can feel both impossible and immensely painful, particularly for a man. Russell Delderfield shares his story and those of some of the men who participated in his research, and suggests that disclosing may usefully be framed as a form of ‘coming out’. University and College Counselling, March 2013

Eamonn O’Mahony explores how to work with an issue that can be difficult for clients and therapists to raise. University and College Counselling, March 2017

Gillian Proctor, Maeta Brown, Shlomo Cohen and Sue Mckelvie explore how some counsellors working in IAPT deal with ethical conflicts. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, April 2019

Should all counsellors have their own therapy? What is stopping them? Sally Brown investigates. Therapy Today, November 2018

Readers' letters to the editor, Therapy Today May 2017