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With the Government expected shortly to tighten regulation of the cosmetic surgery industry, Catherine Jackson asks if body modification is ever a simple matter of consumer choice. Therapy Today, July 2013

Open article: Roy Moodley explores the use of spirit-based indigenous healing practices, such as Voodoo, Shango and Orisha, among African, Asian and Caribbean communities in the West. Therapy Today, July 2013

The age range of clients accessing talking therapies in the UK does not reflect the demographic age profile of its population. The older we get, the less likely we are to recognise or seek help for common mental health problems. As average age continues to rise, this briefing considers the role of counselling in supporting wellbeing in later life.

Counselling training has a dwindling presence in both further and higher education. Liddy Carver seeks to open the debate on whether and where the profession is at fault. Therapy Today, December 2013

Caroline Gwilym talks to Nicola Banning about ‘the Swans’ and the power of football to change lives. BACP Workplace, January 2021

We can use our rich pool of supervision skills and experience to help other professions work ethically and effectively, says Steve Page. Therapy Today, May 2021

Open article: Why is the therapy profession still ill-informed about trauma in the gay community? asks Matthew Todd. Therapy Today, June 2021

Julie May considers what SCoPEd will mean for the profession, and the implications for therapists in private practice. Private Practice, June 2021

Open article: How has the farming sector been impacted by the pandemic? Kris Ambler, BACP’s Workforce Lead, offers an update and meets one practitioner responding to the needs of the rural workforce. BACP Workplace, July 2021

The post-war baby boomers are entering old age, presenting a huge challenge to our health, social care and welfare services. Catherine Jackson asks therapists in this age cohort if they are glad to be greying. Therapy Today, June 2013