Sally Brown, Editor, Therapy Today
Jeanine Connor, Editor, BACP Children, Young People and Families
David Mair, Editor, University and College Counselling
John Daniel, Editor, Private Practice
From our journal archive on... Anxiety
Anger versus fear
Jane Francis uses a talented graphic artist’s drawings to help him do battle with his paralysing fear. Therapy Today, June 2019
From the cradle to the grave
Julia Greer considers the relationship between attachment theory and anxiety across the lifespan. Private Practice, Winter 2014
An online approach to anxiety with multipurpose use
Finding ways to engage with students who may not wish to be seen in person may be part of our remit in offering support to a whole institution. Sonia Greenidge describes how online support may assist in this aim. University and College Counselling, November 2019
How does anxiety arise? A neurobiological perspective
Richard J Evans believes we can no longer turn our backs on understanding the science that underpins our work. Here, he describes the biological and developmental factors that underlie anxiety. Private Practice, Winter 2014
The ripple effect
Free article: Death anxiety is always with us, lurking in the hidden ravines of our minds. At age 75 and facing his own fear of death, Irvin Yalom tackles his toughest subject yet, and finds great satisfaction in passing something of himself into the future. Therapy Today, May 2008
Using Emotional Freedom Techniques for OCD
Christine Moran demonstrates how to use an energy therapy commonly called ‘tapping’ to work on the anxieties underlying the compulsions. Counselling Children and Young People, December 2010