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Anxious & absent: How therapists can support the rising numbers of parents dealing with emotionally based school avoidance // Supporting resettled refugees // Growing up with dual heritage // Biphobia and bi-erasure // Diagnosis as a route to care. Therapy Today, June 2025

Gen Z in therapy: helping teens and 20-somethings navigate an uncertain world // Class barriers in counselling // Working with the Irish diaspora // Psychedelics and self-care // Using scent in therapy. Therapy Today, May 2026.

Special issue with Happiful. Working with autistic clients // Sharing our caseload ethically // Facilitating male therapy groups // Activism in therapy. Therapy Today, November 2026.

AI in therapy: Can we make it work for us? // Reputation in asian men // Falling for your therapist // Working with adoptees // Ozempic and eating disorders. Therapy Today, July-August 2025

It's not just a buzz: A closer look at ADHD in midlife women // South asian heritage in focus // Is it OK to self-disclose on social media? // Facing or own mortality // Therapy in men's spaces. Therapy Today, July-August 2026.

Exploring Sasa and Zamani concepts // Coming to terms with grief // Therapy in football // Navigating internalised racism. Therapy Today, October 2026.

Single by choice. Dispelling the myth that all people are better off partnered // Body dysmorphic disorder // Honour-based violence // Trauma and the menstrual cycle // Fathers grieving baby loss. Therapy Today, May 2025

Challenges, barriers, progress & hope: What's changed for black practitioners five years on from George Floyd? Reclaiming your name // Being the child of a therapist // Maternity leave as a private practitioner // Energy work in therapy. Therapy Today, October 2025

Open article: Ellie Broughton looks at the nuance of harm behind the sensationalist headlines. Therapy Today, April 2025.

'Once upon a time, there was a blue tufted duck. It arrived in a pond called ‘Universitee’ and mostly inhabited a small pond called ‘UCS’ which meant ‘uncanny carefree souls’, or so it thought.' University and College Counselling, March 2024