Counselling for all? Reaching out to marginalised students Journals Published 20 May 2020 Jo Myddelton and Charlotte Williams write about the research they undertook into why certain sectors of their student population were under-represented in their counselling services – and describe steps they took as a result. University and College Counselling, May 2020
Slaves to the machine Journals Published 24 Apr 2019 Free article: Catherine Jackson gauges the impact of IAPT on its front-line counsellors. Therapy Today, May 2019
Enough is enough: managing overwhelm and living sustainably Journals Published 27 Jan 2022 Becky Hall outlines her practice model designed to support clients to live and work from a state of abundance. Coaching Today, January 2022
Mental health: time for a rethink Journals Published 30 Sep 2018 Open article: Johnathan Sunley asks if making what troubles us a medical matter could be causing us to lose our minds. Private Practice, September 2018
Soldier = PTSD? Journals Published 31 Dec 2015 Margaret Chapman-Clarke explores some common misconceptions about PTSD and the armed forces and highlights the problems veterans face and how their needs can be addressed. Private Practice, Winter 2015
Supporting social innovation in post-secondary counselling units Journals Published 30 Nov 2018 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
The positive wider impact of counselling provision in colleges and universities Journals Published 30 Sep 2014 Patti Wallace, BACP’s lead advisor for university and college counselling, offers a framework for discussion. University and College Counselling, September 2014
The value of an in-house counselling service in FE and HE Journals Published 31 May 2011 At a time of unprecedented funding cuts in FE and HE, Patti Wallace distils recent email discussion on the HUCS mailbase as a guide to how to present evidenced arguments in support of counselling services. AUCC, May 2011
The big issue: ‘Everyone wants COVID to be over – but it isn’t’ Journals Published 26 Oct 2022 Open article: Catherine Jackson meets the practitioners specialising in supporting the growing number of people impacted by long COVID. Therapy Today, November 2022
Fat stigma in therapy Journals Published 31 Dec 2014 Open article: If obesity is linked with physical and psychological ill health, can it be unethical for a fat therapist to practise? Naomi Moller extracts the facts from the stigma. Therapy Today, December 2014