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..."we too can go through a sense of abrupt disempowerment in the counselling role – we are not allowed to continue, no matter what we feel the client needs"... Regular column from ​Patrick Quinn. Counselling at Work, Summer 2017

BACP Governor Andrew Kinder writes this month's column. Therapy Today, April 2019

How can I work with clients coming from the same company and all experiencing debilitating work-related stress? Counselling at Work, Summer 2017

It helps emotionally, practically and makes good business sense for employers to encourage their employees to have better conversations about death. Coach Jane Duncan Rogers explains why we need to do more of it. Coaching Today, October 2018

‘Does what we do make a difference and, if it does, does this effect last?’ This is a question to which employers and stakeholders want answers. Jill Collins asked it and shares her team’s research findings. Counselling at Work, Spring 2015

In her regular column Zubeida Ali, Chair of BACP Healthcare, discusses opportunities for members to get in touch. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, January 2015

Helping your client deal with a difficult boss starts with encouraging them to step into their shoes, says Michael Skapinker. Therapy Today, May 2024

"...I’ve learned from clients that there are far deeper meanings for why they do the jobs that they do". Regular column from Patrick Quinn. Counselling at Work, Spring 2017

In her regular column, Julie Hughes discusses the importance of an EAP contract. Counselling at Work, January 2018

"I see my work as a coach and therapist as relational, which means that the only way I can make an impact is to be able to establish a connection on a human level." Coaching Today, July 2022