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Therapists discuss common menopause myths and how to manage wellbeing

Nicola Strudley explores the topic of modern day loneliness and paid relationships.

Four of our General Election key policies have been reflected in Scottish party manifestos published this week

'With strength in numbers, we turn our thoughts to how to best serve the division'. Private Practice, March 2024

What is obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)? How do you know if someone has OCD? Our member Tracie Holroyd explains how counselling can help if you have OCD.

"We have learnt to be flexible and adapt". Regular column by Vicki Palmer. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, October 2020

More than half (54%) of the population experience social anxiety, with 16 to 24-year-olds the hardest hit, our survey found

BACP President, Lynne Gabriel addresses a confidence crisis in our profession. BACP member blogs.

In his blog, Callum Jones writes about his role as a Children and Young People (CYP) counsellor in school and academic settings, and how it links in with his current doctoral research. Callum also offers insight into how his neurodiversity positively impacts his work as a practitioner. BACP members blog

Victoria Norton explores how sitting in the client's seat makes us better therapists. BACP member blogs