Viewpoint: A return to radical relationality Journals Published 20 Feb 2026 Open article: Therapists have always valued relationships, but are we really taking them seriously enough in practice? asks James Costello. Therapy Today, March 2026.
Unplanned endings An exploration of unplanned endings in therapy and the reasons why a client or therapist may terminate therapy early without reason. Video resource.
Research awards and grants Research Published 28 Jul 2017 Updated 1 Sep 2026 Encouraging research into counselling and psychotherapy
Recognising the wounded healer Journals Published 31 Aug 2023 It may be from the position of our own vulnerability that we do our best work, says Marie Adams. Therapy Today, September 2023
The big issue: Time to dump the ‘dustbin diagnosis’? Journals Published 22 Nov 2024 Open article: Ellie Broughton asks whether a borderline personality disorder diagnosis prevents clients and especially women from getting the help they really need. Therapy Today, December 2024/January 2025.
On the couch with Uma Thomas Journals Published 26 Apr 2024 Uma Thomas gives insights as a Family Support Counsellor at Farleigh Hospice. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, April 2024.
Recognising loss: racially minoritised women and structural inequality at work News Published 19 May 2026 Rakhi Chand explores racially minoritised women, misogynoir and the emotional and psychic costs of leadership. BACP member blogs.
New mums: Six things that therapists want you to know News Published 2 May 2024 Our members have shared their thoughts for Maternal Mental Health Week
Why are men still trying to work it out alone? News Published 1 Jul 2026 Why are men less likely to seek therapy? The hidden barriers to men’s mental health support. BACP member blogs.
The psychological treatment of armed forces personnel and veterans News Published 18 Jun 2026 Joseph Ryan examines the desirable qualities in a therapist who treats members of the armed forces and veterans, or their families. BACP member blogs.