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Open article: Working in social care is notoriously physically and emotionally demanding, poorly paid and involves long hours. BACP research fellow Jenny O'Donnell shines a light on this often overlooked workforce. BACP Workplace, April 2025.

Prescribed psychiatric drugs are in the spotlight following a recent BBC Panorama investigation

Rahi Popat explores a transformative journey from adversity to growth, shared by one committed to giving back. He speaks on the impact of counseling, personal evolution, and planting seeds for a brighter future. BACP member blog

We’re disappointed that the NI Executive's new spending priorities don't include mental health services

COVID-19 can be overwhelming for therapists and lead us to ask, ‘am I doing enough?’ Cindi Bedor reflects on our profession’s response to the crisis and how we respond to overwhelm in our organisations. BACP Workplace, July 2020

This resource considers some of the complaints we've received around competence and fitness to practise, and explores their implications for practice

We’re pleased to see so many specific commitments to counselling

We’ve welcomed a progressive King’s Speech

In a co-authored article by members of the Parent Carer Trauma Working Group, Joanna Griffin, Ellie Finch, Megan Yakeley, Naomi Bonger and Poppy Villierezz draw on their combined personal, clinical and academic experience to raise awareness of trauma in SEND parent carers. BACP Children, Young People and Families, December 2023

Caroline Georgiou introduces a multi-sensory sound healing modality. Thresholds, April 2024