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In her editor's blog for the April issue of Thresholds, Amy McCormack considers the private struggles that people may be facing. BACP journals blogs

Unveiling neurodiversity in education: Navigating counselling challenges and advocacy, Part 1. BACP member blog

In her blog for the April issue of our Coaching Today journal, Editor Diane Parker talks about creating something of value for a specific community or group of people. BACP journals blogs

In her blog, Editor Naomi Caine discusses how dementia can devastate many lives as she introduces the April issue of our Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal. BACP journals blogs

In her blog, Joanna Holmes discusses the process of creating updated guidance for school leaders and commissioners on the unique aspects of school-based counselling. BACP staff blog

What are eating disorders? How do you know if you, or a loved one, have an eating disorder. BACP member Susie Pinchin explains how counselling can help if you have problems with food or abnormal eating habits.

The SCoPEd partnership gives an update about the evolution of the partnership.

Advances in technology are having a profound impact on the way we communicate with clients and deliver our services. The co-founders of the Online Coach Institute, Kate Anthony and DeeAnna Nagel explore the practical and ethical issues involved in using technology to deliver or enhance your coaching practice. Coaching Today, January 2012

Our Ethics team and Therapy Today readers consider this month’s dilemma. Therapy Today, November 2023

Our profession rightly demands that we are to be accountable and maintain certain standards for the safety of our clients and ourselves, writes Jude Adcock. Private Practice, June 2020