Reflections: Building trust Journals Published 10 Jul 2023 Elizabeth Longshaw explains the benefits of introducing therapeutic relationships to older members of her faith community. Thresholds, July 2023
A conversation about male body image Journals Published 1 Mar 2023 'I’m concerned sometimes about how young men talk about themselves these days. It seems to have got worse.' University and College Counselling, March 2023
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The big issue: Access all areas Journals Published 28 Apr 2023 Open article: All practitioners have a legal and ethical responsibility to make reasonable adjustments to their premises and practices so that disabled people can benefit, says Catherine Jackson. Therapy Today, May 2023
Dilemma: Is my elderly client a safeguarding risk because of her children's need to protect her? Journals Published 1 Nov 2023 Our Ethics team and Therapy Today readers consider this month’s dilemma. Therapy Today, November 2023
The big issue: Celebrating singlehood: the rise in staying solo by choice Journals Published 17 Apr 2025 Open article: More people are choosing to stay unpartnered, and it’s time we ditch the stigma and start to understand the lived experiences of singletons beyond the context of dating, says Suzy Walker. Therapy Today, May 2025.
Life stories: Third act therapists Journals Published 1 Apr 2024 Meet the inspirational therapists innovating, campaigning and giving back in the ‘third act’ of their lives. Therapy Today, April 2024
Race matters: Naming the challenges Journals Published 13 Apr 2023 Letesia Gibson asks: how fragile are our (male) leaders? BACP Workplace, April 2023
Are you a compulsive helper? Journals Published 20 Jan 2023 Some people feel such a strong compulsion to help others that they are unable to acknowledge their own needs. Jess Baker and Rod Vincent call it super-helper syndrome – and therapists are particularly prone. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, January 2023