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What do young people think about life, work and the future? // Also in this issue: The interview: My workplace // BACP Workplace readers’ survey 2025

Reframing masculinity: Reimagining support systems that welcome men... Male student mental health: Responding to the barriers... Mind your mind: Prioritising staff wellbeing... Learning and unlearning: Lessons from a first career. University and College Counselling, September 2025.

The growing commoditisation of our profession // Working with cancer survivors // Are brief therapy notes enough? // Managing eating disorder referrals // The rise of therapy speak. Therapy Today, February 2026

The middle men breaking down class barriers to mental health support // Help for survivor's guilt // Unpacking internal family systems // What counts as a clinical will? // Taking a therapy career break. Therapy Today, April 2026.

Our members Anissa Chung and Pepe Sarpong talk about Pepe’s journey to counselling and how the mentoring scheme was a beneficial step along that journey.

Breathe: conscious leadership in a complex world. ‘When leaders see themselves as part of something greater, they have a compass for navigating life’s complexities' Plus... Knowledge, power and social change: Group dynamics in team coaching: Findings from our 2024 reader survey. Coaching Today, January 2025

The ethics of integration: What this means for our profession. Plus... Are our clients ready for coaching?  Psychometrics: the art and science of interpretation. The power of language and metaphor. Coaching Today, April 2025

Forgiveness in therapy - Guiding the process // The Abrahamic commitment - Action’s role in existentialist anxiety // Healing and cure - Transformation in therapeutic work.

Shared experience: The impact of the pandemic on therapy. Plus... Counselling older people... The future of AI... Setting out in private practice

Challenging misrepresentation - A call for cultural awareness... Using our imaginations - Visualisation in empathy... Holy wisdom - Embodied presence