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Pete Sanders argues that counselling can only change lives when it is freed from the medical model. Therapy Today, February 2023

Featuring 'People Not Pathology: freeing therapy from the medical model', Pete Sanders and Janet Tolan (eds); 'Madness at the Movies: understanding mental illness through film', James Charmey(Johns Hopkins University Press); 'The Mystery of Emotions: seeking a theory of what we feel', RD Hinshelwood (Phoenix); 'Music Psychotherapy and Anxiety: social, community and clinical contexts', Rebecca Zarate(Jessica Kingsley Publishers); 'Supporting Research in Counselling and Psychotherapy: qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods research', Sofie Bager-Charleson and Alistair McBeath; 'Man Kind: tools for mental health, well-being, and modernizing masculinity', Zachary Gerdes. Therapy Today, November 2023

Edith Bell, Sarah Pacelli and Sarah Edwards share how they have adjusted to counselling through lockdown and beyond. BACP Children, Young People and Families, September 2020

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We’ve responded to the Government’s Occupational Health: Working Better consultation.

Your feedback on Therapy Today articles. Therapy Today, September 2023

The bookshelf review compiled by Jeanine Connor. Therapy Today, December 2023

An ego state approach can help us understand men's reluctance to see themselves as victims after sexual abuse, says Jeremy Sachs. Therapy Today, April 2023

What is depression? What can you do if you're feeling depressed? BACP member Jackie Rogers explains how counselling can help.

Open article: Sarah Haywood explores the flavours of neurodiversity and the power of the language we use to describe them. BACP Children, Young People and Families, December 2024.