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Sarah Edge describes how therapy provided a place for a client to process the trauma of giving birth during the pandemic. Therapy Today, March 2024

Is working with psychedelics the future of therapy?... plus... Championing the person-centred approach... Lessons learned from working with addiction... The ethics of working with clients abroad... Exploring what makes a good ending

Brigitte Stephenson explores the power of disability-affirmative therapy in a non-inclusive world. BACP client blogs.

Open article: Psychosis typically emerges for the first time in young adulthood. Dr George Salaminios explores the importance of early intervention in college and university counselling and the rationale for therapeutically targeting dysfunctions in mentalizing. BACP University and College Counselling, March 2026.

The ethics of integration: What this means for our profession. Plus... Are our clients ready for coaching?  Psychometrics: the art and science of interpretation. The power of language and metaphor. Coaching Today, April 2025

The missing workforce. Also in this issue: The interview: My workplace... Mental health awareness training: Can it make a difference? Conversations: When is it time to stop working?

For therapists with an interest in spirituality, belief or pastoral care. The quarterly professional journal of BACP Spirituality division.

The silent fight: Supporting the rising numbers living with chronic illness // Life as a trans woman // Working with young asylum seekers // Surviving stalking // Exploring female rage. Therapy Today, September 2025

Cut out of the picture: The reality of family estrangement for LGBTQ+ clients // Therapeutic approaches to painful sex // Burnout in unpaid carers // Working with ethical non-monogamy // Abuse within same-sex relationships. Therapy Today, June 2026.

Are you GSRD competent? Ethical working with gender, sexual and relationship diversity... plus... Understanding the impact of minority stress... Relationship anarchy in the therapy room... Myth-busting the risks of affirmative care... When emotional disturbance presents as physical illness.