Thresholds, October 2024 About therapy Challenging misrepresentation - A call for cultural awareness... Using our imaginations - Visualisation in empathy... Holy wisdom - Embodied presence
What are the signs of a gambling addiction? News Published 24 Jun 2026 With the football world cup in full swing, therapists explain gambling addiction warning signals and how to get help
Workplace, October 2024 Journals Published 25 Oct 2024 The neurodivergent workforce: why don’t I fit in at work?... The interview: My workplace... The power of ‘no’
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Therapy Today, September 2026 Journals Published 21 Aug 2026 Big tech, young lives: What does the social media ban mean for the therapy proffession? Supporting victims of violent crime // Living with pure O // Masking in the therapy room // Ethical decision-making. Therapy Today, September 2026.
Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, October 2026 Journals Published 21 Oct 2026 How counselling can support kidney patients. Plus... Counselling and class: Therapists should attend to class in the room // Fundamental faith: The lasting impact of a strict religious upbringing // Sickness and health: Understanding emetophobia can lead to change
Practical aspects of record keeping within the counselling professions GPiA 067 Good practice Published 17 Sep 2018 Good Practice in Action commonly asked questions resource on record keeping. Last reviewed June 2025. PDF download
Thresholds Journals Published 31 Jan 2018 For therapists with an interest in spirituality, belief or pastoral care. The quarterly professional journal of BACP Spirituality division.
Opinion: Has school counselling lost its voice? Journals Published 1 Nov 2023 Counselling is fighting to hold onto its place in school-based mental health initiatives, says Marilyn McGowan. Therapy Today, November 2023
What if? Psychotherapist and writer, Matthew Johnston, asks difficult questions about race, power and silence in the therapy room.