How parents can take the stress out of the summer break News Published 24 Jul 2024 Our members provide tips on managing the stress of school summer holidays
The importance of Black mental health News Published 25 Oct 2024 Supporting Black mental health: Addressing systemic barriers and promoting inclusivity in therapy. BACP member blogs.
Real world spirituality: The dusk of the soul Journals Published 27 Mar 2024 Alistair Ross reflects on the spiritual meaning of darkness. Thresholds, April 2024
What are the Perceptions of Young People with Lived Experiences of High School Bullying Research Published 28 Apr 2025 Updated 5 May 2026 Poster presentation by Callum Jones.
Considering the ethical principles of self-care and fitness to practice when working with trauma Janice Thomas explores how self-care is a vital part of our ethical character as practitioners. Video resource.
Cost of living crisis is ‘greatest threat’ for mental health of UK workforce News Published 5 Jun 2024 We're calling for Governments across the UK to overhaul opportunities for investment in employee mental health support
Where is the humanity? The gift of presence in coaching Journals Published 26 Jan 2024 Open article: In a coaching climate increasingly driven by new technologies and the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), coach and trainer George Warren asks: in what way is the future of coaching relational? Coaching Today, January 2024
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.
New guidance on safe use of mental health apps News Published 13 Feb 2026 New guidance on safe use of digital mental health tools is welcome, but human connection remains vital
The powerful momentum of a united voice calling for school counselling investment News Published 1 Oct 2020 Our Children, Young People and Families lead Jo Holmes reflects on the impact of our school counselling campaign