Imposter syndrome: the quiet companion of new counselling graduates Charlotte Allocca on imposter syndrome in new counsellors and reframing it as growth. BACP member blogs.
Rise in students seeking mental health support News Published 30 Oct 2018 BACP campaigns to give students access to the right support at the right time
The impact of AI on people at work Journals Published 7 Apr 2026 Open article: The rise of AI in the workplace is not just a technological shift, but a psychological one. Sue Christy considers the role of therapists in supporting our clients. BACP Workplace, April 2026.
Creative self: A shared journey Journals Published 27 Mar 2024 Mike Moss writes about the power of imagination in supervision. Thresholds, April 2024
Professional transitioning Journals Published 1 Dec 2023 Emma E Redfern argues that successfully incorporating a new modality into your practice can be a process of transitioning, not integrating. Therapy Today, December 2023
Viewpoint: Mind your language Journals Published 21 Oct 2025 Open article: Fee Scott warns against the risks of using casual diagnostic terms in the therapy room. Therapy Today, November 2025.
Coaching Today, October 2024 Good practice Published 30 Oct 2024 The ethics of coaching: Where do we stand? Plus... Coaching in the workplace revolution... ‘Superwise’: the integrated supervisor... Get ready for digital: optimising your practice. Coaching Today, October 2024
Online Professional Development Day - Working with context, identity/diversity and universal equity Mamood Ahmad aims to widen your knowledge, awareness, and skills in embedding difference and diversity ‘as standard’ for all clients. This on-demand service is available until Tuesday 8 July 2025.
Coaching Today, January 2024 Journals Published 26 Jan 2024 Is the future of coaching relational? Plus: Responding to workplace feedback // New approaches to mindfulness practice // Working creatively with coaching clients. Coaching Today, January 2024
Supervision of supervision: something becoming Journals Published 22 Oct 2020 Jo Birch discovers a poetic approach to her research and practice as a supervisor of supervisors, through the use of autoethnography. Coaching Today, October 2020