Private Practice journal
The quarterly journal of BACP Private Practice division

Private Practice is read by counsellors and psychotherapists working independently, either in private practice or for employee assistance programmes (EAPs) or agencies, in paid and voluntary positions.

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Alongside articles which highlight best practice and share cutting-edge thinking, Private Practice offers relevant, practical information and practitioners’ personal perspectives and experiences. It provides a space for personal and professional reflection, a forum for conversation and debate, and an opportunity to network, so helping to reduce the isolation which can be felt by those in private practice.

Private Practice, June 2018

In this issue ... contents and editorial

Turning point

Free article: In an excerpt from her book on therapy with male survivors of sexual violation, Sarah Van Gogh provides an imagined account of containing and working with a survivor’s rage. Private Practice, June 2018

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Previous issues

Members of BACP Private Practice and subscribers can access previous issues from the Private Practice archive.

Print and online versions of Private Practice are available free of charge to members of BACP Private Practice division. If you are not a divisional member but would like to subscribe to the journal, please click on the log in to purchase link above.

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If you would like to submit an article, please contact the editor, John Daniel, at privatepractice.editorial@bacp.co.uk

Articles should not exceed 2,500 words, inclusive of references. Please see our Author's guidelines.

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