Navigating a drinking culture at university Journals Published 4 Mar 2024 Trainee journalist Jodie Wood interviews a student who, because of the drinking culture during Freshers’ Week, struggled to cope with longer-term alcohol misuse. University and College Counselling, March 2024
To disclose disabilities, or not Journals Published 4 Mar 2024 People with disabilities are employed in all areas of life, yet, sharing her own lived experience, Elaine Davies ponders if and why academics may appear reluctant to disclose their disabilities. University and College Counselling, March 2024
Trans lives on hold Journals Published 26 Apr 2024 Long waiting times for an appointment at a gender identity clinic can have a detrimental impact on the mental health of trans people. CJ Webb believes NHS Talking Therapies services can help. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, April 2024.
Training to become a therapist Our recommended training routes to ensure you gain the skills and experience to practise competently and safely.
Research digest Journals Published 26 Jan 2024 News and resources from the BACP Research team. Therapy Today, February 2024
News Journals Published 31 Aug 2023 A round-up of the latest findings and policy updates affecting CYPF. BACP Children, Young People and Families, September 2023
School counselling in England campaign News Published 14 Feb 2025 We believe that a paid counsellor should be available in every primary, secondary school, academy and FE college in England.
Dilemma: Do I have to change my supervisor? Journals Published 24 Jan 2023 Our Ethics team and Therapy Today readers consider this month’s dilemma. Therapy Today, February 2023
Viewpoint: ‘It’s time we improved post-domestic abuse support’ Journals Published 21 Feb 2024 Lack of specialist training means that people who have experienced domestic abuse have poor experiences within general counselling, says Jeannette Roddy. Therapy Today, March 2024
Opinion: Are we failing families post-adoption? Journals Published 1 Apr 2024 Adoption isn’t a happy ever after for all families and children, but parents are still more likely to feel blamed than helped, says Alison Roy. Therapy Today, April 2024