Beginner's mind News Published 28 Oct 2022 In her blog for the October issue of our Coaching Today journal, Editor Diane Parker talks about the liberation and terror of approaching practice with a beginner's mind. BACP journals blogs
Men and barriers to help Jeremy Sachs talks about men's mental health and what's happening before people reach crisis point. BACP member blogs
Supporting collaborative counselling research News Published 15 Nov 2022 Collaboration is at the heart of the Mental Health Research Matters networks. BACP Research Fellow Robert Scruggs describes his work supporting research consortia. #MentalHealthResearchMatters
Bridging gaps to accessing therapy News Published 21 Nov 2022 BACP Research Fellow Jenny O'Donnell describes her work to support older people, care home workers and those with dementia. #MentalHealthResearchMatters
And breathe out News Published 28 Nov 2022 In his introduction to the November issue of our University and College Counselling journal, Editor Rick Hughes explores how we can stay grounded, mindful and positive. BACP journals blogs
Podcasts promoting equality, diversity and inclusion BACP’s Children Young People and Families Lead, Jo Holmes and BACP’s Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Lead, Edith Stokes, launch a series of podcasts in partnership with Hackney Council. BACP policy blogs
Private Practice Conference 2023 highlights News Published 17 Oct 2023 Watch our four-minute round-up film of the 2023 BACP Private Practice Conference
“Therapists are putting you at the heart of their work” News Published 10 Oct 2022 Watch two of our members answer questions about what therapy is and how it can help
Research into counsellors' experiences of working online News Published 14 Nov 2022 Watch Dr Wayne Full, Senior Research Fellow at BACP, discuss our research into counsellors' experiences of working with clients online during the COVID-19 pandemic. #MentalHealthResearchMatters
Practice from a college perspective News Published 16 Feb 2018 A member of our Universities and Colleges division looks at the realities of practising within a college counselling service, and how counsellors must work with clients with common mental health problems as well as more complex needs.