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Featured content

Discover featured content created exclusively for CPD hub+. These resources are multi-part series designed to help you explore topics in greater depth. Access the full resources with a CPD hub+ subscription.

Palliative care and mental health

This resource explores palliative care and the mental health support individuals receive during their end-of-life treatment.

Menopause and mental health

Rachel Weiss, Diane Danzebrink and Nina Kuypers explore menopause and its impact on mental health, including physical, psychological, and social symptoms.

This month on CPD Hub+

Each month, we add fresh resources to keep your learning current and inspiring.

This month, we’re excited to bring you new presentations and materials exploring themes such as self-care as a therapist, becoming a CYP counsellor, counselling expats, and more.

Self-Care as a therapist

It’s often said that it’s important to “put your own oxygen mask on, before helping someone else to put theirs on”. It sounds wise, but what does this mean in practice as a therapist? Some evidence would indicate that people in helping professions find this a difficult maxim to employ – why is this?

Becoming and being a therapist with Children and Young People

Sanjay Badhan discusses his personal and unconventional journey to becoming a specialist provision school counsellor. He tells us about his motivations, career changes, setbacks, and triumphs on his long road to becoming a therapist.

Counselling expatriate clients: shining a light on the challenges and needs of this group

Kathy explores counselling expatriates and the unique challenges and opportunities of counselling this group. 

Tackling pay inequity in the NHS

A discussion of the pay inequity challenges facing counsellors and psychotherapists working in the NHS in England and a run through the work BACP has been doing to support members across England in challenging pay inequity in the NHS.

Embracing inclusivity - going beyond the therapeutic encounter

Veronica Rosello aims to develop confidence in our role as significant member of a wider ‘team’ supporting children and young people who exhibit neurodiverse traits, whether with or without diagnoses. Addressing potential fears, challenges and barriers around capabilities, both our own and those of our neurodiverse clients.

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