School counselling in England campaign News Published 14 Feb 2025 We believe that a paid counsellor should be available in every primary, secondary school, academy and FE college in England.
A map for the journey: announcing the new coaching competence framework Journals Published 26 Jan 2023 Open article: David Britten explains why the coaching competences have been created and gives some background to their development. He addresses some key questions and concerns that BACP members have voiced about these and other frameworks. Coaching Today, January 2023
Alcohol at work Journals Published 19 Jul 2023 Open article: Lauren Booker of Alcohol Change UK explores the personal, organisational, and societal costs; and considers how employers can best create a cultural change when it comes to alcohol at work. BACP Workplace, July 2023
Six signs you could you be addicted to stress (and what you can do about it) News Published 28 Apr 2025 Our therapists share how to spot the signs if you’re addicted to stress
In touch with your BACP Journals Published 20 Jan 2023 BACP Healthcare news and resources. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, January 2023
From the President Journals Published 26 Jan 2024 ‘The past year has been challenging for our profession, with fractious and divisive dynamics playing out’. Therapy Today, February 2024
Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) About therapy What is obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)? How do you know if someone has OCD? Our member Tracie Holroyd explains how counselling can help if you have OCD.
‘Infantasising’ students at risk of suicide, or time for a new duty of care in HE? Journals Published 23 Nov 2023 Open article: Peter Jenkins assesses the arguments for and against universities adopting an extended duty of care. University and College Counselling, November 2023
SCoPEd integration The routes will enable members to move membership categories where they have the skills, knowledge and training to do so.
When faith turns harmful News Published 11 May 2026 Mattia Cabras explores the hidden harm of high-control religions and religious trauma. BACP member blogs.