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"Working well is fully noticing and getting genuinely curious about what’s happening when you feel you’re ‘off'." Private Practice, September 2020

Hidden scars from afar: Addressing the repercussions of war... Freud: the enduring legacy... Disentangling entanglements... What matters in old age

One at a time: Getting to the other side. Plus... One-at-a-time: A counsellor's perspective... A time of crisis? Research from Scotland... Neurodiversity: A call for action

Body dysmorphic disorder... Domestic abuse... Non-dual psychotherapy

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.

With an increase in home working and the new Domestic Abuse Bill, employers need to be able to talk about domestic abuse with their employees. Jane Moffett considers how workplaces can best support staff experiencing abuse. BACP Workplace, October 2020

Our professional conduct procedure provides an open and transparent way for clients or other members to raise complaints against a BACP member

Clients with extreme intelligence may struggle to build relationships, even in the therapy room, says Sonja Falck. Therapy Today, November 2023

Coach, therapist and supervisor Ruth Galloway-Kirkland is curious about the difference in energy levels she experiences after counselling and coaching, and embarks on a quest to explore why this might be. Coaching Today, October 2023

Alex Duffield makes a case for creative group supervision and peer support. Private Practice, September 2020