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As helpers, all too often our own self-care is neglected, sometimes with devastating consequences. Dr Mark Farrall shares his personal story of burnout and ill health, and reminds us that compassion and awareness must begin with ourselves. Coaching Today, October 2018

Why is it that therapists are portrayed in the public’s imagination as being more like Eeyore than Tigger? Private Practice, June 2019

Choosing what we have in our consulting rooms is a way of letting clients know something about us, writes Sarah Van Gogh. Private Practice, Summer 2016

As a ‘good-enough’ practitioner, are your unsaintly traits plain to see or held somewhere in the shadows? Private Practice, June 2019

Lizzie’s in a quandary when her client arrives late with alcohol on his breath and in need of a tow truck. Private Practice, June 2019

When working with couples, what do we need to hold in mind when one partner in the relationship becomes seriously ill? Private Practice, September 2019

When exploring family history with LGBTQ+ clients, it’s important to remember that family has many formations. Private Practice, Winter 2017

With a client with whom she struggles to stay present, Lizzie resorts to a tried-and-tested technique to stay awake. Private Practice, September 2018

When two people form a new relationship, they bring with them beliefs and expectations that belong, in part, to preceding generations. Private Practice, September 2018

Margaret Smith outlines research into the effectiveness of group supervision and reflective practice groups using a group analytic model and provides examples of its potential added value for students, staff and the institution as a whole. AUCC, November 2011