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Relentless exposure to our clients’ traumatic material is a risk to our health. Fiona Dunkley outlines a resilience toolkit for those carers most at risk of vicarious trauma. BACP Workplace, July 2018

The new General Data Protection Regulation became effective at the end of May. Peter Jenkins considers the implications for therapists in private practice. Private Practice, June 2018

Open article: Gillie Jenkinson spent years in an abusive cult. Now she specialises in counselling others recovering from similar experiences. Thresholds, Winter 2011

There is much to be learned from exploring relationships with food in therapy, says Gerrie Hughes. Therapy Today, June 2022

An EMDR-informed approach offers a time-efficient way to work with attachment trauma, says Ian Plágaro. Therapy Today, September 2022

Ilaria Calussi reflects on a sudden crisis of confidence in play therapy before realising anew – and reassuringly for us all – that a therapist is doing so much more than ‘just playing’. BACP Children and Young People, December 2016

Mandatory reporting is again being considered, despite children’s services leaders rejecting the idea as unworkable. Peter Jenkins reports on how we got to this point, and the possible implications. BACP Children and Young People, December 2016

Personal critiques of new books for counsellors and psychotherapists working with CYPF. BACP Children, Young People and Families, June 2020

Advances in technology are having a profound impact on the way we communicate with clients and deliver our services. The co-founders of the Online Coach Institute, Kate Anthony and DeeAnna Nagel explore the practical and ethical issues involved in using technology to deliver or enhance your coaching practice. Coaching Today, January 2012

Open article: Should we be sharing our coaching skills with our clients? Phil Renshaw and Jenny Robinson propose that leadership coaches today must face up to a new challenge. Coaching Today, April 2020