Therapy Today aims to be a source of knowledge, information, support and inspiration for counsellors, psychotherapists and coaches of all modalities. Every issue includes critical and reflective thinking and lively debate written by and for practitioners, researchers, educationalists and academics.

It is also an important and respected platform for practitioners to share their views and their experiences of working. We publish articles from members, academics, authors and researchers on a wide range of topics covering practice, modalities and theoretical approaches. We also commission specialist journalists to explore key issues that impact the profession, to keep readers informed of current trends and thinking.

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Editor's pick from the July/August 2021 issue

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Coming in the September issue...

  • the ethics of hybrid working
  • what really works in counselling and psychotherapy?
  • 'therapy helped me come to terms with a cancer diagnosis'
  • counselling training during the pandemic
  • understanding why clients don’t turn up

Therapy Today is published 10 times a year (every month apart from January and August). 

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