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'How many forms of discrimination are present in our profession without us being aware of them?' Therapy Today, April 2024

What is obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)? How do you know if someone has OCD? Our member Tracie Holroyd explains how counselling can help if you have OCD.

Counselling: Too much choice 'In the counselling room, when I see a child who is not rushing to pick up an activity, or one that seems unable to make a decision, I take a step back and ask, ‘What is going on for this child?'. BACP Children, Young People and Families, December 2023

Our member Elaine Davies explains how cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) works and how it can help.

Suicide at work: what to do next? Also in this issue: Conversations: What is stopping employers from reimagining what a career life cycle looks like?... The interview: My workplace

The rise of portfolio working: Is this the key to making private practice sustainable?...plus... What you need to know about working with ADHD // Helping new client narratives take root Is therapy failing victims of domestic abuse? // Processing pandemic birth trauma

A guide for school leaders, mental health leads and commissioners when providing or funding school-based counselling provision.

What is routine outcome monitoring or measurement, what are the benefits and which measures should you use?

We’ll be submitting a detailed response to the consultation on updated draft guidelines

Featuring 'When Words Are Not Enough: creative responses to grief', Jane Harris and Jimmy Edmonds; 'Lessons in Psychoanalysis: psychopathology and clinical psychoanalysis for trainee analysts, Franco De Masi; Art Psychotherapy and Innovation: new territories, techniques and technologies, Helen Jury and Ali Coles (eds); Working on the Frontline of Mental Health: a CBT therapist’s casebook, Steve Sheward; The Humanity Test: disability, therapy and society, John Barton and Transcend: the new science of self-actualization, Scott Barry Kaufman. Therapy Today, May 2023