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Kieanna Nelson explores a therapeutic approach to managing anxiety, cultivating resilience, and fostering ongoing self-care in 2024.  BACP member blog

Our BACP research work is underpinned by values of quality and rigour, relevance and impact, methodological pluralism, collaboration, accessibility and open research principles.

What is an eating disorder? What are the signs? Why do they develop, and how can counselling help? BACP-accredited therapist and eating disorders specialist Harriet Frew shares her expertise.

Jessica Wing talks about healing from sexual violence: my journey to empowerment and becoming a trauma-informed therapist. BACP member blog

'[CYPF Executive Committee] are a varied bunch, but we still have room to grow. We are looking for two new members...'. BACP Children, Young People and Families, March 2024.

'Each student has a complex individual connection to the training'. Regular column from Sue Kegerreis. BACP Children, Young People and Families, September 2023

Promoting the skills, experience and value of counsellors and psychotherapists within the NHS, while combating further marginalisation of counselling and psychotherapy, is a priority for BACP.

Abuse can take many forms and anyone can be a victim. BACP member Natasha Clewley explains what is abuse and how counselling can help.

A new year calls for some new thinking, and the question I’ve been pondering is: how well is our profession making hybrid working work? BACP Workplace, January 2023

Editor Jeanine Connor answers the questions she is frequently asked about being published in this journal. BACP Children, Young People and Families, December 2023