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Claire Harrison-Breed describes how she honours the adaptations to survive made by children who have experienced trauma. BACP Children and Young People, September 2015

Casualties of the music industry rarely find sympathy in this highly competitive world, as Rachel Jepson reports. Therapy Today, September 2017

Louis Heyse-Moore argues that therapists working with the dying and bereaved need to have a thorough understanding of the effects of severe trauma. Therapy Today, March 2016

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

Sandra Zecevic-Gonzalez presents a perspective on the impact of nutrition on brain and body chemistry, and its important role in maintaining and managing mental health. Private Practice, Autumn 2017

Biggi Hofmann and Juanita Puddifoot describe how to ground spiritual resources in the therapeutic setting. Thresholds, July 2018

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

The menopause is an occupational health issue, so why don’t we talk about it at work? Columba Sodhi-Urey calls for better conversations in the workplace. BACP Workplace, April 2018

Julia Greer considers the relationship between attachment theory and anxiety across the lifespan. Private Practice, Winter 2014

Open article: In a competitive workplace, it can make sense to identify a coaching niche. But are there also times when it pays to be a generalist? Sally Brown asks leading coaches for the lowdown on finding your USP and standing out from the crowd. Coaching Today, October 2017