BACP Children, Young People and Families, June 2024 Journals Published 5 Jun 2024 ‘That’s so gay!’: Why does LGBT bullying happen and what can we do to make our counselling spaces safe, LGBT+ inclusive environments? // Throw of the dice // Gloriously unready // More doing, less being // Under the eyes of a thousand stars...
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PCPB publish first shared dataset. News Published 5 Dec 2025 The data provides a clearer picture of the partners' members.
BACP Children, Young People and Families Journals Published 28 Mar 2020 Subscribe for free access to the online journal
“That moment of wrestling” - Capturing therapists descriptions of the process of integration Research Published 26 Apr 2023 Updated 15 Apr 2025 Poster presentation by Raymond Harrison
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Workplace, January 2025 Journals Published 6 Jan 2025 Life, death and serenity at work... The interview: My workplace... Conversations: When my friend died... Poet @ work... Supporting neurodivergent therapists at work: What could we do better?
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BACP Children, Young People and Families, September 2024 Journals Published 23 Aug 2024 Young lives, big ambitions: How society is failing young people, and the Centre for Young Lives’ big ambitions for change. Plus: Time for TikTok // Beyond diagnosis // Reducing students to tiers // Daydreamers and disruptors....