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Open article: When her sister was murdered 13 years ago, Janet Nicholls’ life changed overnight. Now she trains others in the complex experience of people bereaved by homicide. Private Practice, Autumn 2014

Richard J Evans believes we can no longer turn our backs on understanding the science that underpins our work. Here, he describes the biological and developmental factors that underlie anxiety. Private Practice, Winter 2014

Paul Nicholson argues that the correct meaning of kung fu can offer a more holistic theory for integration in practice. Private Practice, Summer 2017

This column is about mess, what it means and what we do with it. Private Practice, Autumn 2017

Instead of covering a lot of ground in supervision, choosing to explore fewer issues can bring greater depth and clarity. Private Practice, Autumn 2017

Open article: When her mum was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, Trudi Dargan already knew at some level that the memory lapses and confusion she’d been experiencing were more than the usual ones that come with ageing. Private Practice, Summer 2017

The number of working days lost through anxiety and stress has increased by 24 per cent in the last five years. Andrew Kinder considers the important support counsellors in private practice are providing through employee assistance programmes. Private Practice, Winter 2014

What’s the difference between setting up in business as a sole trader and as a limited company? Private Practice, Autumn 2017

Fifteen years after the Good Friday Agreement, Julia Greer reflects on the personal and collective legacy of 30 years of armed conflict in her home country. Private Practice, Autumn 2013