Chancellor must put counselling at the heart of economic growth News Published 13 Feb 2025 We highlight key areas for investment in counselling and psychotherapy services in our submission to Spending Review
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A Phenomenological Exploration of Self-Supporting Ministers in the Church of England who have Experienced Spiritual Abuse or Spiritual Wounding, and how it Effects their Mental Health and Ministry Research Published 28 Apr 2025 Updated 5 May 2026 Poster presentation by Lucinda Hart.
How do Psychosynthesis psychotherapists and counsellors conceptualise autism in cis gendered women, and how do they work with their clients lived experience? Research Published 15 Oct 2026 Updated 15 Oct 2026 Research by Ailsa Ilott
How has counselling and a 12 step programme impacted on the ability of clients who are self-identified sex-addicts in healing their shame-based personalities and their inability to form intimate relationships? Research Published 21 Apr 2021 Updated 15 Apr 2025 Poster presentation by Chanel Gorman, Mahayla Marriott, Szilvia Kaczkó Keffert and Alexandra Tarr
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Thresholds, July 2023 Journals Published 10 Jul 2023 Reclaiming identity... Building trust... Analogies in therapy
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Therapy Today, July-August 2026 Journals Published 19 Jun 2026 It's not just a buzz: A closer look at ADHD in midlife women // South asian heritage in focus // Is it OK to self-disclose on social media? // Facing or own mortality // Therapy in men's spaces. Therapy Today, July-August 2026.
When our clients leave: The loss we don’t talk about enough Angelique da Silva on the unspoken grief of endings in therapy and the marks they leave. BACP member blogs.