It changed my life: James Lindsay Journals Published 31 Aug 2023 Open article: ‘I could finally let go of thinking I was a strong man’. Therapy Today, September 2023
University and College Counselling, May 2023 Journals Published 26 May 2023 One at a time: Getting to the other side. Plus... One-at-a-time: A counsellor's perspective... A time of crisis? Research from Scotland... Neurodiversity: A call for action
University and College Counselling, March 2024 Journals Published 4 Mar 2024 On being able: Equality diversity and inclusion for those with different abilities. Plus... Communication difficulties: Creative support... Students and alcohol: Navigating a drinking culture... Managing disabilities: Lived experience
A journey from listener to author, coach, and multi-dimensional therapist News Published 15 Jan 2024 Beyond counseling: Aisha Gordon-Hiles' journey from therapy to coaching, writing, and advocacy. BACP member blogs
Discussion: Working safely with spiritual abuse Journals Published 10 Jul 2023 Lisa Oakley and Kathryn Kinmond offer insight into how therapists can offer support. Thresholds, July 2023
When it’s time for goodbye Journals Published 8 Dec 2025 Open article: Dr Sonya Kurzweil integrates a range of therapeutic models in her guidelines for creating positive endings in child therapy. BACP Children, Young People and Families, December 2025.
Shared experience Journals Published 19 Jun 2024 Open article: Angela Ramsay explores the impact of the pandemic on therapists and therapeutic practice. Private Practice, June 2024.
The big issue: Through the lens of Gen Z Good practice Published 17 Apr 2026 Open article: Emma Reed reports on the issues facing teens and 20-somethings today. Therapy Today, May 2026.
Three in four therapists see rise in children with more complex issues News Published 3 Feb 2025 Our poll reveals more children are presenting with ‘more complex issues’
Six things you need to know about eating disorders News Published 24 Feb 2025 Eating Disorders Awareness Week: our therapists expose the truth about some the most common misconceptions we have about eating disorders.