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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

Being seen, being heard... plus... How black women are making their mark in research... Power dynamics in intercultural supervision... A person-centred approach to ecotherapy... Rethinking therapy for black men... Intergenerational trauma in fractured families

In this issue: Listening to learn - shifting institutionalised racism... plus The trope of the black lady therapist, Carl Rogers and race, hurt and anger, Cultural identity in the therapy room, Holding the black experience in supervision

Featuring 'Understanding the Depressions', W Bramley; 'The Truth about Trauma and Dissociation', V Sinason; 'Supervision: a guide for the helping professions', C Beckett; 'You Are Not Meant to be Happy', R Euba; 'For Goodness Sake', C Covington and 'Radical Acceptance', T Brach

Counting the cost - How are therapists affected by the financial squeeze? Plus Taking a creative approach to supervision... How to work at therapeutic depth by text... Can therapy stop domestic abuse?.. Protecting client confidentiality on placement

Our online Therapist Directory is an additional subscription service for registered and accredited members where you can advertise your individual therapeutic services to the public, or training and supervision services to other members or professionals.

Opening up to difference and diversity: What we learn from listening to LGBTQ+ experiences. Plus Do we all need monthly supervision?.. Why every practitioner needs a practice rationale... Understanding what food means to clients... Working with the pursuer withdrawer dynamic

The post-conference special issue - When words are not enough: using creative approaches to therapy. Plus Two problems, one story, three poems, some readers - how literature might assist therapeutic practice... Working with bodily knowing - learning to listen to the body... When a raspberry jelly is a truth teller - creative approaches in supervision

Access all areas... The reasonable adjustments that we can all make to open up our practices... plus... Uncovering the real causes of burnout... Supervision and assessing fitness to practise when a client has a life-limiting diagnosis... Is it OK to work under your first name only?

How can resilience-based clinical supervision help a team of chaplains working in an NHS hospital to stay well in their work? Sarah Markham, clinical psychologist and Clinical Team Lead at South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust hospital shares her experience. BACP Workplace, April 2024