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It’s time for private practitioners and organisations to step up and really consider accessibility, says Craig Johnson. Therapy Today, May 2023

This resource considers some of the complaints we've received around ending therapy and explores their implications for practice

'With strength in numbers, we turn our thoughts to how to best serve the division'. Private Practice, March 2024

'SCoPED has the potential to profoundly alter our view of ourselves and how we regard our fellow therapeutic practitioners'. Private Practice, March 2024

…I find Sally’s sense of entitlement staggering. I glance through the window at her car, a newish hybrid – a gift from her parents. Private Practice, June 2023

Making sense of symptoms. Plus... Keep talking: Dementia patients can benefit from IAPT services, according to a study... Pain prevention: Could pre-operative counselling be the key to preventing chronic pain?... In circles: How talking circles help healthcare workers recover from moral injury

Is working with psychedelics the future of therapy?... plus... Championing the person-centred approach... Lessons learned from working with addiction... The ethics of working with clients abroad... Exploring what makes a good ending

BACP's Judy Stafford, a person-centred counsellor, explains the person-centred approach and what you can expect from your therapist.

How to identify behaviours that are considered unacceptable, report inappropriate contact and get advice and support.

Research by Vitor Velosa