Therapy Today, March 2025 Journals Published 21 Feb 2025 Bridging the gap. Why research matters for every practitioner // Decolonising the therapy room // Sex, shame, and childhood trauma // Working with antenatal anxiety // Is supervision training necessary? Therapy Today, March 2025
Private Practice, September 2025 Journals Published 28 Aug 2025 'I cannot behave like oil or water when I am neither. I am both’: How competent are you to work with multi-heritage clients? Plus... Insomnia... Dilemmas in practice... Competence frameworks. Private Practice, September 2025.
Dual roles within the counselling professions GPiA 077 Good practice Published 28 Dec 2018 Good Practice in Action fact sheet. Last reviewed January 2024. PDF download
After Prison Therapy: the process of change from the client perspective Research Published 17 Apr 2026 Updated 17 Apr 2026 Research by Marina Hall
Contracting - what complaints tell us This resource considers some of the complaints we've received around contracting with clients and explores their implications for practice
Reflecting on 5 Years Joanna Holmes reflects on five years leading BACP’s CYPF policy work, UK achievements, and her new focus on safeguarding. BACP staff blogs.
Supervision within the counselling professions GPiA 043 Good practice Published 31 Oct 2016 Good Practice in Action research overview on supervision. Last reviewed November 2023. PDF download
Working online in the counselling professions GPiA 047 Good practice Published 31 Dec 2015 Good Practice in Action fact sheet on working online in the counselling professions. Last reviewed March 2025. PDF download
Notes from the deputy chair: Post traumatic growth Journals Published 31 Jul 2015 Anne Scoging takes over the regular chair's column to talk about recovering from trauma. Counselling at Work, Summer 2015
Therapy Today, April 2024 Journals Published 1 Apr 2024 Therapy for the third act: Empowering later-life clients...plus...Making the most of training supervision // Are we failing families post-adoption? // Why we have to take self-care seriously // The taboo of maternal ambivalence