Why are adult friendships so hard? News Published 29 Oct 2025 One in five therapists say they’ve seen an increase in clients talking about friendship issues
Private Practice, March 2024 Journals Published 18 Mar 2024 Hidden scars from afar: Addressing the repercussions of war... Freud: the enduring legacy... Disentangling entanglements... What matters in old age
Labour Party manifesto reflects our policy asks News Published 14 Jun 2024 Commitments to improve mental health support in schools and on the NHS are featured
Finding space to breathe: The power of walk-and-talk therapy News Published 2 Mar 2026 Walk‑and‑talk therapy offers a restorative alternative to screen‑based, home‑working routines by combining gentle movement.
Thresholds, April 2026 Journals Published 25 Mar 2026 Connecting worlds - Beyond the ‘I’ in therapy // Interdependency and unknowing - The vulnerability of relationship // What’s the point? - Existential questions and aliveness.
University Mental Health Day: “Counselling gives students the space to reflect and grow” News Published 14 Mar 2024 Chairs of two groups that represent university counsellors have shared their insight
Therapists' experience of the menopause transition and its impact on clinical work - An interpretative phenomenological study Research Published 9 Oct 2026 Updated 13 Oct 2026 Research by Kinvara Carey
Government’s limited education recovery package will have “devastating impact” on children’s mental health News Published 3 Jun 2021 “Children will pay the price of this failure to fully invest in their educational recovery”
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.