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BACP regularly publishes eight journals offering members the latest news, information and research. The Press Office can provide journalists with free copies of any of the articles which appear in BACP journals. For more information please contact: Alison Croft, Press Officer, on 01455 883342 or alison.croft@bacp.co.uk.
Therapy Today
Through its high-level debates, coverage of new developments in the field, and contributions by key thinkers, Therapy Today has established itself as the modern voice of counselling and psychotherapy.
CPR links international research to practice, environment and experience, and aims to bridge the 'research-practice gap'.
HCPJ is for counsellors and psychotherapists working in healthcare settings, and those concerned with the needs of service users in this field. Counselling at Work canvasses views and opinions on issues involving counselling in the workplace; it also encompasses the wider emotional and psychological aspects of health at work. The Independent Practitioner provides a wide range of articles and informative items aimed at lessening the isolation experienced by those working alone, as affiliates or independently within other organisations. Association for University and College Counselling The AUCC Journal addresses the issues facing further and higher education, including student retention and student mental health, serving as a useful support network for counsellors and psychotherapists who work in this sector. Thresholds Thresholds publishes articles, reviews and reports with the aim of improving and demonstrating the quality of pastoral care and counselling within the community.
Counselling Children and Young People The CCYP Journal is published to support and develop counselling in education and youth establishments. Its readers include counsellors and teachers in schools, support officers, education welfare officers and youth community workers.
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