In touch with your BACP Journals Published 25 Apr 2023 BACP Healthcare news and resources. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, April 2023.
A conversation about male body image Journals Published 1 Mar 2023 'I’m concerned sometimes about how young men talk about themselves these days. It seems to have got worse.' University and College Counselling, March 2023
A conversation about suicide Journals Published 26 May 2023 'Suicide is always a tragedy... We, services and institutions, can’t be defensive, and we all need to be able to have open conversations about it'. University and College Counselling, May 2023
Happy and safe online Journals Published 25 Feb 2026 Open article: Editor Jeanine Connor in conversation with Catherine Knibbs about the importance of getting tech smart. BACP Children, Young People and Families, March 2026.
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Reactions Journals Published 20 Feb 2023 Your feedback on Therapy Today articles. Therapy Today, March 2023
Q&A: Staying grounded and resourced in our supervisory capacity Journals Published 13 Jan 2023 What are the issues that you face in your client work with employee assistance providers (EAPs) and organisations? Q&A is your chance to ask members of BACP Workplace to respond to your workplace queries. BACP Workplace, January 2023
Talking male menopause Journals Published 13 Apr 2023 What happens to men in midlife? And what does the midlife transition mean for men at work? Helen Kewell looks at the research and talks to men about what it means to be a male in midlife: from crisis to growth. BACP Workplace, April 2023
Case notes: Unravelling the coloniser’s grip Journals Published 21 Feb 2025 Open article: Dwight Turner helps a trainee recognise the psychologically wounding impact of colonisation. Therapy Today, March 2025.
Let's talk about food Journals Published 21 Jul 2023 If we want to support our clients to think about their relationship with food, we should perhaps first explore our own experience of eating, writes Gerrie Hughes. Healthcare Counselling and Psychotherapy Journal, July 2023