About our April issue
There are multiple truths when it comes to our experience of COVID-19, but one truth is that many of us are working harder and longer than ever and the demand for emotional and psychological support at work can feel relentless.
For this reason, you’ll find much in this issue of BACP Workplace about how we support ourselves, our clients and our organisations as we find ways to endure the pandemic.
I hope you enjoy this issue.
Nicola Banning, Editor, BACP Workplace
From this issue...
Are you facing digital burnout?
Open article: The pandemic has changed the way we work, and a new variant of burnout has emerged. Nicola Neath explores the signs and symptoms and shares her ideas for treatment. BACP Workplace, April 2021
Race matters: Truthful conversations
How can we have more truthful conversations about race? Regular column from Letesia Gibson. BACP Workplace, April 2021
Notes from the Chair: Building our workplace community
‘It has been a remarkable time to build and cement relationships and to share our individual and collective experiences as practitioners.' Regular column from Julie Hughes. BACP Workplace, April 2021
About BACP Workplace
BACP Workplace focuses on counselling in the workplace and the wider emotional and psychological aspects of health at work. The span of articles is broad, from best practice in counselling provision to supervision, and from trauma support to what contributes to psychological wellbeing in organisations.
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BACP Workplace is published in January, April, July and October.
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Previous issues
Members and subscribers can access online articles and pdfs of previous issues going back to 2009 from the BACP Workplace archive.
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Contribute
If you'd like to write something for BACP Workplace, please contact me, Nicola Banning, at workplaceeditor@bacp.co.uk.
I'm happy to receive completed articles, drafts or outlines.
Articles should not exceed 2,500 words, inclusive of references. Please see the Author's guidelines.
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Open articles
I'm out of the office
Open article: Six months after making the shift to working online, Una Cavanagh embarked on a training to take her therapy outdoors. Are employers and EAPs ready to join the growth in delivering counselling in nature? BACP Workplace, January 2021
Working with the dead
Open article: When we clapped for the carers, we may not have had funeral professionals in mind. Catherine Betley and Joanna Williams outline how they support the forgotten frontline of workers who care for the dead. BACP Workplace, October 2020
COVID-19: Working through the crisis
Open article: Fiona Dunkley and Felicity Runchman share their experience of supporting organisations in responding to the pandemic. BACP Workplace, July 2020