Clinicians’ perspectives on memory work in early intervention for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): a mixed-methods study Research Published 26 May 2026 Updated 26 May 2026 Research by Emily Davey
Domestic abuse: A model for recovery Journals Published 31 Jul 2025 Open article: Counselling people who have experienced domestic abuse requires a structured approach that understands the risks, challenges and complexities, writes Dr Craig Newman. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, July 2025.
‘Infantasising’ students at risk of suicide, or time for a new duty of care in HE? Journals Published 23 Nov 2023 Open article: Peter Jenkins assesses the arguments for and against universities adopting an extended duty of care. University and College Counselling, November 2023
Why we need all secondary schools and colleges to employ a counsellor News Published 17 Mar 2021 Ann Holden writes that "school counsellors add significant representation in an educational setting"
Journey: A profound shift Journals Published 10 Jul 2023 Cordelia Galgut explores how her mother’s death changed her therapeutic perspective. Thresholds, July 2023
Partnership with the Kenya Association of Professional Counsellors News Published 1 May 2026 BACP and the Kenya Association of Professional Counsellors are working in partnership to find out more about different and diverse types of therapeutic practice.
Mental health: failing a generation News Published 9 May 2018 BACP welcomes the Education and Health and Social Care Committees' damning response to the Government's green paper on Transforming children and young people’s mental health provision
Ponderings of a counselling tutor Journals Published 1 Mar 2023 'Do we understand a client by trying to comprehend their world from their point of view or by looking objectively at it from the outside?' University and College Counselling, March 2023
Our survey of school and college leaders News Published 1 Feb 2022 We want to find out more about head teachers’ views on school counselling provision