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Open article: Sarah Van Gogh wonders how we can hope to aid healing if we work in settings that fail to access the powerful healing agents that come to us via our animal senses. Private Practice, Autumn 2015

When a loved one is sent to prison, the emotional effect on their family can be devastating. Pamela* shares her experience, and explains how speaking to a counsellor helped. Thresholds, July 2019

Jinny Gupta explores her relationship with the transpersonal. Thresholds, July 2019

Instead of thinking of the relationship between counsellor and client as the central pillar of therapy, Emma Redfern explains how she now thinks of it as a three-legged stool. Private Practice, June 2019

Open article: Margaret Rock explores nature-based personal and spiritual development. Thresholds, July 2019

Jane Renton explores the element of fire in therapy. Thresholds, July 2019

"Sometimes when I am in the room with a client, I wonder which of us is the more vulnerable." Regular column from Kevin Friery. Counselling at Work, Summer 2016

"... integrating theory and practice is a lifetime’s task." Regular column from Nick Luxmoore. BACP Children, Young People and Families, September 2019

Open article: Jane McChrystal argues that with more students experiencing financial pressures in addition to developmental and academic challenges, and staff facing increased demands with fewer resources, an attachment perspective can provide a useful approach. AUCC, May 2011

David Membrey and Barbara Mitchels provide a timely reminder of the implications of GDPR for counsellors and psychotherapists. Thresholds, January 2019